Building a Team Structure That Works

Planner ESP: What You're Saying Without Saying It

This is a non-tied-up-with-a-bow episode, okay friends? We cover the constant adaptation in communication and planning style when working with our clients. We chat about the importance of couples being open and transparent about how they learn, process information, and make decisions. Here's your biggest takeaway: wedding planning is a two-way dialogue, and honesty from our couples makes the entire experience better for everyone - and frankly - a hell of a whole lot of fun. This is a Media Socialites [themediasocialites.com] production.

Coachella Taught Us Everything We Need to Know About Weddings

Not what you were anticipating from an episode? Lean on in. I shared these thoughts at a recent WIPA Philly Mastermind, so go with me here. If you want punchy and provocative:Sabrina Carpenter gave us chaos. Justin Bieber gave us a campfire. And somehow, both of them just explained the entire wedding industry. This week we're talking fireworks vs. fireplaces — and why the smartest move is choosing both in order to speak and capture the audience [aka couples, guests and even vendors!] hearts. This is a Media Socialites [themediasocialites.com]Production.

What To Do In a Down Year

2026 is a weird year for most of us. With busy season in full swing during a routine sales check-in, I found myself down a spiral. In this episode, we break down why looking at numbers without context is a trap and how analyzing the data can save you a ton of mental gymnastics. Most importantly, I share what to do if the numbers aren't in your favor. Deep breaths, friends. The sky is probably not falling. This is a Media Socialites [themediasocialites.com]production.

What does it take to get on our vendor list?

How do vendors get to work with planners? Spoiler: there's no magic bullet. Today I gets honest about trust, personality, and why the best connections always seem to come out of nowhere. This is a Media Socialites [themediasocialites.com] Production.

The Matrimony of AA + Therapy

What do AA and therapy have in common with running a successful events business? More than you'd think. In this deeply personal episode, I opens up about my nearly 10-year journey in sobriety and how the marriage of AA's 12-step principles and therapy has shaped the way I lead my team, serve our clients, and show up for myself and loved ones. For more information on AA, please find it here [https://www.aa.org/] and if you have questions, I am here. This is a Media Socialites [themediasocialites.com]Production.