In this episode, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Ella Williams, the CEO of Posh Tea, to dive into her journey as a tea connoisseur and small business owner. Ella shares her experiences, challenges, and insights into running a business in the hospitality industry. From funding hurdles to embracing the beauty of uniqueness, she provides valuable takeaways for entrepreneurs and those on the path to discovering their "what's next." KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Learn more about Ella and her story Ella emphasizes the importance of uniqueness in business. She shares her experience of seeking funding for her tea business She acknowledges the challenges of balancing a busy schedule as a business owner Know what Ella's ultimate goal for Posh Teatime Discover the self-care practices that she incorporates into her daily life. Know her book Recommendations and her what’s next ABOUT THE GUEST: Ella Williams is the CEO of Posh Teatime. She is transforming tea culture with her unique blend of luxury and social impact. Growing up in Columbus, Ohio, Ella's journey from foster care to entrepreneurship is marked by resilience. With a STEM and IT background, she transitioned from the corporate world to become a tea connoisseur. Posh Teatime, more than a business, is Ella's mission. Through her mobile tea trailer, Queen Charlotte, and tea cart, the Duchess, she delivers an unparalleled tea-drinking experience. KEY TAKEAWAY: It's important to really find value in other people and learn from other people. - Ella When you feel afraid, run into the fear. Don't run away. Run into it. - Ella To connect with Christy visit her at: Website: https://www.poshteatime.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/poshteatimeco https://www.facebook.com/ellamaewilliams Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Poshteatimeco TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@Poshteatimeco Connect with me on Facebook at: Facebook: Pamela Stone Vision Made Media Connect with me on Facebook at:

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