33: Homeschooling + Hospitality: Finding your people while building your business with Rose Tipka
Release Date: 12/24/2024
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info_outlineThis week on Tribe Builders, Tanya Rooney interviews Rose Tipka, a successful vacation rental owner and homeschooling mom of six. Rose shares her journey of building a family-centric business, the importance of community in the hospitality industry, and how she overcame self-limiting beliefs to achieve success. She discusses the significance of persistence, networking, and the unique touches that make her vacation rentals stand out, such as her award-winning chocolate chip cookies. The conversation emphasizes the value of building relationships and finding a supportive network in the business world. Tanya and Rose explore the importance of breaking out of echo chambers, the value of unexpected networking connections, and the insights gained from being part of a supportive community. They discuss the challenges and lessons learned in project management and construction, highlighting the significance of effective communication and collaboration. Rose shares her vision for expanding her hospitality brand and the innovative educational initiatives being launched to enhance guest experiences.
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