I love big energy. I love women who have big ideas. They're motivated, they're driven,

and they've got big energy for what they're doing. And today, you guys, I'm so excited for you

to meet Whitney Pope. She's been a longtime member of the hub, a longtime member of Boutiquea Black,

and she is the owner and founder of her boutique, Lolo Viv. Whitney has done an excellent job transitioning from being a full-time attorney to working

part-time on a side hustle, growing her business, to transitioning away from her business as

an attorney to full-time running her boutique.

And how she did that by learning how to run her own Facebook ads.

Today, we're going to dig into the details of

if you're someone making that transition of going from your business or I'm sorry,

going from your career into your business full time, but we're also going to dig deep into

the power of Facebook ads and driving traffic on repeat, even if you're a solo printer.

And we're going to bust all the myths that you might have

around running your own Facebook ads. So get ready to meet Whitney Pope, again, long-time

member of the Hub and member of Boutique Hub Black and the founder and owner of LoloViv.

Hey guys, welcome back to the podcast this week. Whitney, I'm so excited that you're here. Thanks for

jumping on with me today. Thank you for

having me. I'm excited. I keep hearing Whitney Pope, Whitney Pope. Guess what? Inside of our Slack

channels at the Boutique Cub because you have been a huge part of Boutique Cub Black and everyone's

singing your praises. So I can't wait to dig into all of your story today. Yes, awesome. That's

exciting. Yes. Well, let's start at the beginning. Take me back. There's a lot of people listening who I know, you know, they're maybe in the beginning stages of starting their boutique and they're still working a career. And they're like, give me hope that I can, you know, transition to just running my business. And I know that's a part of your background.

So tell me how you got started. Yes. So my background is so I was actually an attorney. I still am licensed. And then from there, I kind of worked in the financial world. Did that for eight and a

half years. I loved it. I love my corporate job. But I kind of had peaked. And I wasn't really ready yet in my life to kind of peak at a career.

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