One Part Pledge / A Challenge From Rose Lazar Of The Great Lakes Goods

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4.8 • 642 Ratings

🗓️ 4 June 2015

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

This week I’m talking to one of my biggest art/design idols, Rose Lazar. I admire her so much and couldn’t wait to get her on the podcast. I admire for hundreds of reasons: she’s the best gift-giver I know, she makes all of her products by hand (her own hands) for her company, The Great Lakes Goods, and she loves Drake even more than I do. And that’s a lot.

But the thing I admire most about Rose is that she does exactly what she wants every single day. She only makes what she loves and only sells what she truly cares about. And when you have your own business, that’s not always the easiest thing to do. But she’s mastered it and gives great insight on this episode on exactly how she’s pulled it off.

You’ll have to listen in to hear Rose’s challenge. But whether you decide to take the pledge or not, I’m pretty sure you’ll walk away with a new idol too.

Here’s Rose:

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Show Notes:
Rose’s Website + Instagram
Drake’s Legend
Wink Set
Hex Weight
Blocks
I’ll Take Care Of You Card (Drake!)

If you decide to take the pledge:

1. Take the pledge and keep it to yourself. Tell no one or maybe just your best friend at dinner. Write it in your diary. Say it out loud to your bathroom mirror. Do you.

2. Take the pledge and share in the comments here. It’s a great place to talk with fellow pledgers. And also a great place to ask any questions you might have about the challenge.

3. Take the pledge and tweet it. Share on Twitter and tag it with #onepartpledge. Challenge someone else you know to take part in it. These things are always easier with friends.

4. Take the pledge and Instagram it. Take a photo of yourself holding up the OPP hand sign (it’s above) or a photo of you doing the challenge. You don’t even have to show your face. Get creative with it. And make sure to tag me, so I see you! #onepartpledge

If you miss a challenge or aren’t ready for it right now, that’s ok. This isn’t like an episode of Game of Thrones. You can miss one and still know what the hell is going on.

Let’s do it!!

Transcript

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0:00.0	One Part Pledge is a monthly challenge brought to you by the One Part podcast.
0:06.9	Listen in, take the pledge, shake things up, and see just how good a little change can be.
0:16.8	Okay, Rose.
0:18.2	Yeah.
0:19.6	You know, I think, well, you probably get embarrassed.
0:22.8	And then they'll just be silence on the podcast, which will be even more awkward.
0:27.5	But I'll try not to.
0:29.3	You know, I think that you were the one of the most talented people in the whole world.
0:35.1	Silence.
0:44.9	And I, you know, we're going to get to your challenge, but I've known you for a long time, like a very long time, but I don't really know. Have you always been creative or have you
0:52.8	always seen yourself as an artist?
0:54.6	Like what was Little Rose like?
0:58.1	Little Rose was sort of the same and sort of different.
1:01.7	My mom brought it to my attention a couple years ago when she sent me this thing.
1:07.0	She found and it was I had to write like a biography in second grade and in it I wrote you
1:13.4	know it was nice things about my family and then you had to write about your future self and I wrote
1:17.7	when I grow up I want to be an artist and then really yeah but see after second grade somehow
1:23.7	I promptly forgot that I ever wrote that I I spent the next, like, from second grade until, like, the last-minute decision when I was, like, going to orientation at college, I put all of my efforts into becoming a pediatrician.
1:39.1	Whoa.
1:40.4	So I have, like, a weird science background and a science mind, but like everything switched.
1:48.6	And when I went to orientation, I met this person and I was like, wait, can I do an art minor?
1:53.9	And they were like, no, you can't do an art minor.
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