There’s a shift happening in weddings today — one grounded in clarity, meaning, and a more discerning approach to design, storytelling, and guest experience. In this episode, Reagan sits down with Sarah Schreiber, former Associate Editorial Director of Brides and Martha Stewart Weddings, to explore the evolving expectations of modern couples and the direction our industry is undeniably moving toward.With over a decade shaping the editorial lens of two of the most influential wedding publications, Sarah brings an invaluable perspective on trend forecasting, the rise of authenticity, the role of social content, and the realities of pricing in a culture that often misunderstands the scale of a celebration. Today, she consults with luxury creatives on brand positioning, website curation, copy, and digital strategy — work informed by thousands of weddings she has reviewed, refined, and uplifted.Together, we explore:Why the Pantone Color of the Year sparked industry-wide debateHow trends actually emerge in today’s landscapeThe rise of deconstructed timelines and guest-first designWhat couples want to see from vendors before they ever inquireThe declining influence of traditional wedding publicationsThe importance of transparency in pricing and valueHow authenticity shapes both online presence and event designSarah’s unexpected career pivot and what reinvention can look likeThis conversation is honest, grounded, and deeply relevant for anyone navigating weddings at a high level — whether as a planner, designer, photographer, or a couple seeking a celebration rooted in intention and meaning.Connect with Sarah:Instagram: @sar_schreiberTikTok: @sar_schreiberWant more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
This week, I sat down with my dear friend and fellow creative, Candice Lorraine Soffner — a woman whose career can only be described as a smorgasbord of creative brilliance. From teaching first grade to designing interiors, producing large-scale events, and now leading her own company, Candice Lorraine LLC, Candice has done it all with an ease and authenticity that’s rare in our industry.We talked about the real stuff — resilience, burnout, bravery, and the decision to choose yourself even when it feels terrifying. Our conversation moved between laughter and truth-telling — from stories of wrangling groomsmen like first graders to the lessons that come from divorce, reinvention, and rebuilding. What I love most about Candice is her honesty. She reminds us that resilience isn’t a trait you’re born with — it’s something you earn by standing back up.This episode is for anyone who’s ever wondered if it’s time to start over, or if saying “yes” to something new might just lead you exactly where you’re meant to be.What You’ll Hear in This Episode:How Candice’s path from teaching to event production shaped her approach to leadershipThe importance of treating people with kindness — even when the pressure is highWhy resilience is the greatest strength in creative industriesThe courage it takes to leave a stable path in pursuit of alignmentHow honesty and integrity always reveal true characterThe freedom that comes from saying yes to the projects that truly excite youWhy negative space — in life and design — mattersWant more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
Percentage-based pricing can feel intimidating — for planners making the switch from flat fees and for couples trying to understand what it really means for their budget. In this episode, Reagan breaks it down with clarity and candor.She shares why percentage pricing has always been part of her business model, why it protects both clients and planners, and how it accounts for the unexpected complexities that inevitably arise during the planning process.From real-world comparisons (think builders, painters, and mechanics) to insights on scope, upgrades, and trust, Reagan tackles the most common fears head-on:Does it incentivize planners to overspend?Does it penalize couples with sophisticated taste?When does a flat fee actually stem from the same math?This is an essential listen for anyone navigating planner fees — whether you’re a couple questioning what model makes sense for your wedding, or a planner looking to confidently stand by your value.What you’ll hear in this episode:Why percentage-based pricing has long been a standard in event planning.The three factors that most influence a planner’s percentage.How percentage protects against scope creep and unforeseen work.Why comparisons to builders, painters, and mechanics matter.The myth of being “penalized” for expensive taste.How honesty, transparency, and trust shape the client–planner relationship.Want more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
Bronson van Wyck has been called the wizard of hospitality — a visionary whose events have redefined what it means to gather. From his roots on a farm in Arkansas to creating some of the most memorable celebrations across the globe, Bronson’s story is one of imagination, intention, and generosity.In this episode, we talk about the lessons he learned from his Southern upbringing, his time at the State Department in Paris, and the unforgettable moments he’s orchestrated for guests worldwide. Bronson shares why true welcome is about warmth, not wealth, the importance of surprise and pacing at any event, and why hospitality is ultimately about making people feel safe, seen, and delighted.If you’ve ever wondered how the world’s best hosts create magic — or how small, thoughtful details can change the entire atmosphere of a party — this conversation is for you.What you’ll hear in this episode:How Bronson’s childhood shaped his understanding of hospitalityThe surprising lessons he learned working under Ambassador Pamela HarrimanWhy pacing and surprise are essential to unforgettable partiesThe principle of “warmth over wealth” and what it means for hosts and guests alikeHow he uses his talent to give back through meaningful charitable workConnect with Bronson van WyckWebsite: Van Wyck & Van Wyck and Workshop WorldwideInstagram: @bronsonvanwyck LinkedIn: Bronson van Wyck Want more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
When couples envision their wedding, they picture the flowers, the music, the guests dancing into the night—not contracts, liability clauses, or bankrupt vendors. Yet, as budgets rise and weddings rival the cost of a new home, protecting that investment becomes non-negotiable.In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast, I sit down with John Foreman of KSA Insurance to break down what wedding and event insurance really covers, who it protects, and why it matters more than ever.We cover:The difference between liability coverage and financial loss protectionWhy “meeting venue requirements” doesn’t mean you’re personally coveredCommon limitations of online policies—and when to call a trusted advisor insteadReal stories where event insurance saved couples hundreds of thousands of dollarsWhat planners need to know about professional liability and working with contractorsThe growing importance of cyber insurance in today’s worldIf you’ve ever wondered whether insurance is worth it—or what kind of coverage you should actually be looking for—this conversation is the clarity you’ve been waiting for.Want more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
In this solo episode, I’m sharing the things I'm often tempted to bite my tongue on as a wedding planner. Consider this my unfiltered list of truths I’d tell you if I wasn’t worried about hurting your feelings.I talk about why cocktail hours don’t need to feel like carnivals, why florists can’t (and shouldn’t) give quotes prior to contracting, and why lighting is one of the most overlooked investments that can transform your entire celebration. I also share my take on welcome gifts that miss the mark, the pressure couples feel to over-entertain their guests, and why you should trust your planner to do the job you hired them for.These are insights pulled straight from years of producing high-touch events for discerning clients. They’re not always comfortable to hear, but they will shift the way you think about planning a wedding.Topics I Cover:Why less is often more when entertaining guestsThe truth about florist quotes (and red flags to avoid)Lighting as the unsung hero of ambianceWhen welcome gifts fall flat (and what makes them memorable)Why too much signage cheapens the atmosphereThe importance of letting your planner actually do their jobA reality check on negotiating with vendors in high-demand marketsIf you would like to talk with us about planning your next event, CLICK HERE.Want more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcast and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
Love is emotional. Marriage is legal. Attorney Ryan Schwartz joins Reagan to discuss the questions every couple should ask before “I do.”Most couples spend months planning the perfect wedding—but skip the conversations that could protect their future. In this candid episode, attorney Ryan Schwartz joins host Reagan to talk about the legal side of marriage, from prenups to “change of heart” clauses and why choosing who you have children with may be the most important decision of your life.Ryan shares stories from his work in family and criminal law, explains why a prenup is really an operating agreement for your marriage, and breaks down the costly mistakes couples make when love and finances collide. Reagan adds her own perspective from years of seeing the “front end” of marriage planning—and why she believes these talks can be just as important as the seating chart.Whether you’re engaged, remarried, or simply curious, this conversation offers a rare, practical look at the realities behind the romance.Topics We Cover:Why marriage is both an emotional and legal contractThe single most important decision you’ll ever make (and it’s not your venue)What a prenup really is—and isn’tThe financial and emotional costs of divorceHow to talk about money, assets, and values before saying “I do”Common legal mistakes couples make without realizing itGuest Info:Instagram: @myschwartzisbiggerthanyoursWebsite: lowcountrylawyerssc.comFacebook: Schwartz Law Firm, LLC Want more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
In this episode, Reagan sits down with Persephone—founder of The Media Socialites and a straight-shooter when it comes to marketing in the luxury space—for a conversation that peels back the polished curtain on what really drives results. From the myth of the industry "the best of lists" to the fine line between PR and performance, they unpack what’s actually worth your time and money—and what’s just noise.Persephone shares how she scaled her agency from solo founder to a 50-person team, why she built her business during maternity leave, and how she’s helping brands rethink ROI in a world that’s obsessed with optics. Together, they explore the deeper questions: Are you marketing to clients or colleagues? What does true discretion look like online? And how do you lead with authenticity without diluting your brand?Whether you’re a planner, creative, or founder in the luxury space, this episode challenges you to stop copying the playbook and start defining success on your own terms.Topics We Cover:Marketing vs. PR (and why the difference matters more than ever)Vanity metrics and the illusion of being “seen”How to set boundaries without making it a headlineTransparency as the new luxuryWhat real clients are actually paying attention toGuest Info:Follow Persephone in Instagram at @persephonesays and @themediasocialitesLearn more about The Media Socialites at themediasocialites.com.Want more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
In this honest and insightful conversation, Reagan sits down with longtime friend and fellow planner Tara Skinner to explore the nuanced realities of building—and sustaining—a planning business with integrity. Together, they unpack what experience really looks like in an industry that often rewards surface-level polish over operational depth.They talk candidly about vendor loyalty, pricing structures, client education, and the tricky terrain of team building as your business scales. From flat fees to percentage-based models, from early missteps to multi-million-dollar productions, Tara shares the moments that shaped her sixteen-year career—and the lessons that continue to guide her growth.At its core, this episode is about navigating evolution with grace: growing your team, maintaining standards, and preserving relationships, even when hard conversations are required. For planners, creatives, and clients alike, it’s a compelling look behind the curtain.Want more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast in Apple Podcast and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
In this solo episode, Reagan hits record from her car during a stressful, rain-filled wedding week in Charleston. As the rainy weekend looms, Reagan offers a powerful reflection on what it really means to lead under pressure—especially when the weather doesn't cooperate.Reagan speaks directly to fellow planners and vendors staring down a weekend of rain plans, vendor pivots, and client disappointment. She shares real stories from past events where Plan D became the best plan of all and reminds us that the true value of a planner often reveals itself when things go wrong.With grace and clarity, she covers:How to lead your team and clients with calm confidenceWhy client communication during weather disruptions should focus on ownership, not controlThe emotional nuance of delivering hard news with compassion (and boundaries)How your vendor relationships become the lifeline in high-stakes scenariosWhat couples should know when their planner insists on a preferred vendorFor anyone in the thick of planning—especially during stormy seasons—this is a reminder of your impact, your preparedness, and your ability to turn chaos into celebration.Mentioned in this episode:How to structure rain plans with clear optionsThe importance of vendor trust and collaborationPast event stories where the backup plan stole the showWant more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast in Apple Podcast and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
On this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast, I’m joined by someone whose dual talents are as rare as they are vital: Magi Fisher. Equal parts luxury wedding photographer and licensed attorney, Magi has carved out a niche as the go-to resource for creatives who want to safeguard their business while building a brand worth celebrating.We explore the often-overlooked legal layers of running a creative business—topics like contracts that actually protect you, what most vendors miss about NDAs, how to responsibly grow your team, and why “clear is kind” isn’t just a leadership mantra but a legal one too.Whether you’re a seasoned planner or just starting out, Magi delivers clear, candid insight on the safeguards that turn small businesses into thriving empires. She breaks down everything from trademarking your business name to managing intellectual property with grace—and shows us why a well-written contract is the best investment you’ll ever make.What You’ll Learn:Why creatives often avoid legal protection—and the real cost of waiting too longHow to approach NDAs without fear (and even how to negotiate them)The legal traps that derail growing teams—and how to avoid themHow to set expectations with clients and contractors through clean communicationThe top protections every event professional should have in place right nowThis episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to build a business that’s as protected as it is profitable.🔗 Links Mentioned Explore Magi's contract templates: The Artist LawyerConnect with Magi on Instagram: @magifisherWant more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
From wrangling horses on a cattle ranch to building a globally recognized brand, KT’s path is defined by grit, resilience, and a fierce loyalty to her vision.We talk about betting on yourself before anyone else does, the mindset required to build a sustainable creative business, and the power of honoring the season you're in—personally and professionally. KT also opens up about her spiritual journey, how she balances constant travel with wellness, and why she believes structure is essential to support the artist.This conversation is an invitation to dig deeper—not just into your business strategy, but into your purpose, your boundaries, and your long game.What We Cover:KT’s unexpected path from cattle rancher to luxury photographerThe moment she walked away from a secure income to bet on herselfWhy business clarity matters just as much as creative talentThe power of structure in supporting artistic freedomHow KT stays grounded while living life on the roadNavigating seasons in business and learning when to push vs. pauseBuilding a creative life anchored in spiritual practiceThe importance of loyalty to yourself—especially when it’s inconvenientActionable advice for creatives seeking clarity, alignment, and longevityLinks & Resources:Instagram: @ktmerry and @ktmerryeducationWeb: ktmerry.comWant more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
In this episode, I’m joined by husband-and-wife photography duo, Joel & Justyna—artists known not only for their striking images but for their quiet, poetic approach. From fashion runways in Paris to editorial sets photographing dignitaries like HRH Queen Elizabeth II in Canada, their journey to wedding photography is anything but traditional. Together, they’ve built a career rooted in empathy, restraint, and the ability to read the rhythm of a wedding day like a seasoned musician.We talk about the chemistry that comes from photographing as a couple, how their rebrand reflects the imperfections they intentionally preserve, and the beauty of stepping back to truly let moments unfold. Their philosophy is rooted in nuance—tuning into energy, anticipating the unexpected, and capturing weddings not as productions, but as living, breathing memories.You’ll hear:Why they describe themselves as “composers of memories”How fashion influences their work—but never dictates itTheir perspective on quality over quantity and the power of saying noWhat it's like mentoring new photographers in today’s wedding landscapeHot takes on boutonnières, shrinking wedding parties, and texting clients after hoursSubscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.Whether you're a photographer, planner, or someone who appreciates thoughtful storytelling—this episode is an invitation to see weddings (and the work we do) through a slower, more intimate lens.Links + ResourcesFollow Joel & Justyna: www.joelandjustyna.comInstagram: @joelandjustynaWant more behind-the-scenes stories, trends, and inspiration?Subscribe to our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes moments, trending ideas, and so much more.Tune in to our Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where we explore all things weddings, life, and business.
Fifteen years in the industry, countless lessons learned, and a relentless commitment to pushing creative boundaries—that’s how Laura built her career. A firstborn daughter, Aries fire sign, and absolute force in luxury events, Laura built her brand by saying no to cookie-cutter design and yes to creative risks. In this episode, we talk about her journey from working in catering to running some of the most unique weddings in the industry, why she scaled down to only four weddings a year, and how she gets clients to trust the creative process.If you’re an event professional looking to refine your brand, an entrepreneur trying to stand out, or a couple who wants a wedding that feels unlike anything else—this episode is for you.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How Laura went from hotel catering to luxury wedding planningThe real difference between playing it safe and pushing creative boundariesWhy charging your worth isn’t just about numbers—it’s about trustHow she scaled back her business to create bigger impactWhy more money doesn’t always mean better weddingsHow to build a brand that attracts the right clients, not just any clientsConnect with Laura Ritchie:Instagram: @gritandgraceincWebsite: Grit and Grace Inc.Links & Resources:Subscribe to our newsletter for insider wedding & event trendsFollow us on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes inspirationListen to more episodes of Wine & Dine Me Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify
In this solo episode, Reagan takes us behind the scenes of an unforgettable week in Sicily, where she attended a prestigious event hosted by the Italian Convention Bureau. As one of only three US planners invited by the country of Italy, Reagan shares her key takeaways from this high-caliber conference, which gathered top-tier venues, hotels, and event providers from across Italy and beyond.From quick meetings with luxury hospitality leaders to securing exclusive venue partnerships, this episode dives deep into the evolving world of destination weddings and the increasing demand for authenticity, connection, and intentional luxury.What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The Future of Luxury Weddings in Italy – Insights from high-level discussions on elevating guest experiences and securing venues that aren’t open to the public. Why Authenticity is More Valuable Than Ever – How event professionals worldwide are prioritizing individuality over trends. Luxury Defined—Beyond the Buzzword – Takeaways from a powerful session with luxury brand expert Antonio Paraiso, breaking down the true essence of luxury. Old Money vs. New Money Mindsets – A rare and honest conversation about how different luxury clients approach spending, experience, and exclusivity. Creating Magical Moments for Clients – Five key strategies to design extraordinary, unforgettable experiences—straight from the hospitality industry’s top minds.Love the Episode? Here’s How You Can Support:🎧 Subscribe to Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts📲 Follow us on Instagram & TikTok for exclusive behind-the-scenes content: @reaganevents @wineanddinemepodcast📝 Join our newsletter for wedding inspiration, expert tips, and more! Sign up here
Shopping for your wedding wardrobe can feel overwhelming—but what if you had a secret weapon to make it seamless, stylish, and stress-free? In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend and expert bridal stylist, Lindsey Nowak, to uncover the secret behind bridal styling and why having a professional by your side can make all the difference.From navigating trends vs. timeless styles to custom dress shopping and packing for destination weddings, Lindsey shares her wealth of knowledge and real-life experiences that will leave you with a new appreciation for the details that go into the perfect bridal look. Plus, she spills behind-the-scenes stories—like that time she had to rescue a groom’s tuxedo disaster at the last second!In This Episode, We Cover: What a bridal stylist actually does (and why planners love them) How Lindsey helped me find my wedding dress in two weeks from London The real secret to stress-free dress shopping (hint: it’s all about a plan) Navigating trends vs. timeless looks: What’s hot for 2025 weddings How guest attire guides can elevate the overall wedding aesthetic The #1 mistake brides make when shopping for their dress Bridal styling for moms, bridesmaids, and grooms—because they need love too! Why quality shoes & accessories matter more than you think Lindsey’s best wedding wardrobe crisis moments (yes, including a burned veil)Whether you’re a bride-to-be, planner, or just a fashion lover, this episode is packed with styling wisdom you won’t want to miss!Connect with Lindsey Nowak:📍 Instagram: @lindseyanowak @the.edit.collective📍 Website: www.theeditcollective.netLove the Episode? Here’s How You Can Support:🎧 Subscribe to Wine and Dine Me Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts📲 Follow us on Instagram & TikTok for exclusive behind-the-scenes content: @reaganevents @wineanddinemepodcast📝 Join our newsletter for wedding inspiration, expert tips, and more! Sign up here
In this episode of the Wine and Dine Me Podcast, Reagan Prechter sits down with the legendary David Beahm, a visionary in luxury event design whose floral artistry and breathtaking installations have graced some of the world’s most high-profile events—including the wedding of Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas. From his unexpected journey from music to flowers, his philosophy on kindness and gratitude, and creating experiences that leave guests in awe, David shares invaluable insights into his creative process, his approach to event design, and the importance of treating every single person at an event with dignity.Whether you’re in the event industry or simply love an inspiring story about passion, reinvention, and artistry, this episode is packed with wisdom, humor, and heartfelt moments.✨ Join our newsletter for inspiration, updates, and expert advice.✨ Follow us on Instagram: @reaganevents @wineanddinemepodcast✨ Follow us on TikTok: @reagan_kerr @wineanddinemepodcast
In this episode of the Wine Me Dine Me podcast, we sit down with Helen Leland, the inspiring founder of Blender Bombs. Helen shares her journey from personal trainer to scaling her smoothie booster company into a multimillion-dollar brand. She reveals how the 80/20 lifestyle not only helped her maintain a balanced, healthy life but also inspired the creation of her thriving business. We also dive deep into Helen’s secrets for growth—outsourcing, leveraging virtual assistants, and building an authentic personal brand on social media. Her practical tips and candid anecdotes will motivate you to embrace change, listen to your instincts, and believe in yourself. Check out her Instagram post where we highlight her strategy: Helen’s Virtual Assistant Tips. If you're curious about how to scale a business while maintaining alignment with your values, this episode is for you. Listen now for a masterclass in resilience, resourcefulness, and redefining success. Tune in to Wine Me Dine Me on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!✨ Checkout Blender Bomb✨ Follow Helen on Instagram at @helenleland✨ Follow us on Instagram at @reaganevents✨ Don’t miss out—subscribe to our email list
In this episode, we sit down with Caroline Moluf, a Professional EOS Implementer, to talk about how businesses can scale, simplify, and regain control using the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). Caroline doesn’t just talk the talk—as COO of a startup, she helped grow a business from $2 million to $15 million in just three years and now consults for 20+ companies to do the same. Caroline shares her personal experiences with EOS, how it changed the game for her, and why emotional hurdles are often the biggest blockers to success. If you’re a business owner feeling stuck or you’re just trying to scale sustainably, this episode is for you. Grab a coffee, tune in, and let’s learn how to simplify, scale, and thrive with EOS. If you're interested in learning more and would like to contact Caroline directly, her email is caroline@carolinemoluf.com.✨ Checkout EOS Worldwide ✨ Follow us on Instagram at @reaganevents. ✨ Don’t miss out—subscribe to our email list.
In this inspiring episode of the Wine Me Dine Me Podcast, we sit down with Robin Verrier, the powerhouse behind Verry Robin & Co. As a professional stylist and photographer, Robin has carved a unique niche by blending her passion for storytelling with impeccable visual artistry.Robin shares her career journey, from discovering her love for design and photography to building a brand that champions authenticity and heart. We discuss the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship, the lessons she’s learned about creativity and hard work, and her advice for aspiring creatives navigating the industry.Whether you’re an artist, entrepreneur, or someone who loves hearing about the creative process, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration to fuel your journey. ✨ Robin Verrier's Verry Robin & Co. ✨ Follow us on Instagram at @reaganevents.✨ Don’t miss out—subscribe to our email list.