direct communication in business & pleasure, bias, design and more with Puno, founder of ilovecreatives 🦙

LET IT OUT

Katie Dalebout

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4.9 • 826 Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2020

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Puno is the founder of ilovecreatives, a platform connecting and edu-taining creatives living what she calls a "slashie life". She also co-created PeopleMap.co, an Instagram marketing tool where you can strategically find, grow, and track your community. We discussed direct communication, starting a business, working with a partner, giving feedback, exploring bias, connection, and more.

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0:00.0	Even at 36, there's still a lot of work you can do to figure out how to be yourself more.
0:10.0	And I think that just not thinking there's an end to it is like more liberating.
0:15.0	Then you're like, oh, it's never ending.
0:18.0	I can always find new ways to be myself in different capacities and I'm changing also.
0:25.6	I'm changing also. Let It Out. Let It Out with me.
0:38.3	Let It Out with me. I'm your host, Katie Dale Bow. Today I have an interview with Puno. Puno is the founder of I Love Creatives and PeopleMap. She's a digital entrepreneur who loves connecting people on the internet. and I loved connecting with her here.
1:11.7	My friend Kelsey connected us, and you'll hear us talk about Kelsey, who helped me build my
1:17.5	website and helped me launch the kits, and she's a wonderful, amazing creator who just had a little
1:23.2	baby, but if you need a website, Kelsey is your girl.
1:32.0	This conversation ranges over several topics.
1:40.3	We get into relationships and direct communication in business and in life and in romantic relationships. We talk about starting businesses. We talk about business during a pandemic and learning and online education and becoming more yourself and bias. It's a wide ranging conversation. But one thing that really stood out to me was a part where I really go on about my trajectory of Let It Out as a business. So it might be
2:03.5	interesting to kind of hear about some of the things that you've maybe heard me talk about in this
2:09.0	podcast and failures and successes. And it was really cool to talk this out with Puno. So she's really
2:16.8	cool. Follow everything she does. And I hope you
2:20.1	enjoy this conversation as much as I did. I could have talked to her a lot longer. And I hope
2:24.9	she comes back and maybe we could do another topical conversation. But I Love Creatives is such a
2:30.2	cool community and place. And I really hope you guys check it out and maybe take a class because
2:35.9	I'm going to. It's really cool what she's created. So enjoy my conversation with Puno. I hope
2:41.8	you're having a great week. Couple housekeeping things. We're doing a let it out summer camp.
2:47.9	So if you're not following us on social media, do that.
2:52.5	We're going to be doing a book club.
2:54.3	We're reading this beautiful book called The House of Deepwater by Jenny McFarland.
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