The Style Series: How a millennial entrepreneur turned her knitting blog into a million-dollar business
In an interview with Business Insider, Fagan-Pardy spoke about her career beginnings and the lessons she's learned since founding her business in 2015. but at that point it was very much like a fun project."] in 2015. I was using Instagram as a platform and to connect with people and gained so much momentum that I decided to make it into more than just a side hustle. I quit my full time job in May 2015.
It's been so new for me going from working by myself to managing six other people ... figuring out how to outsource to another country when I have had really no experience in importing, manufacturing, producing, freight forwarding, or anything like that was definitely a big challenge.I went to a trade show in New York City that was very expensive for me at the time, and very time consuming.
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