This is the Potter's Cast, a podcast home for potters everywhere. It's a community of

potters dedicated to grow their business. We're picking up where the art degree ends. I'm

your host, Paul Blaze. My dearly beloved, we are gathered here today for episode number

736 of the Potter's cast, and welcome to the show so stoked so happy so

exuberantly joyful that we get to do another episode of the potters cast and we've got a really

cool potter coming on the show today her name name is Taylor C. Jen. And she's,

you know, she's relatively new out of school, but she is seeing the pathway for where she wants to go

and what she wants to do with her life with ceramics. And so that's, this is kind of one of those places in the story of where I kind of like

to hear these stories of whether it's still at the beginning.

And actually, it's not even really at the beginning because she's done the schooling, which

means that she should have developed her skill set at this point and which she has

because you should see her work.

And so now it's that next step of how to actually launch a business from those skills that

she learned in school.

So I think that this is just a great time to be able to touch base with Taylor and see where she is.

And what we discover is that she is seeing the pathway in front of her.

She can kind of see the road signs and see the things that she needs to do and is doing them

and how it's working out for her.

So yeah, I'm really stoked about this.

So let's jump into this conversation high with Taylor Siegen right after this word from our sponsor.

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