We are thrilled to introduce our new co-host, Sara Kim of Handmade by Sara Kim. With her expertise in cardstock paper flowers and her passion for building successful small businesses, Sara brings a wealth of knowledge to our discussions on supporting creative entrepreneurs in the world of paper art and paper floristry. In Episode 134, we invite you to join us in getting to know Sara and learn all about our exciting plans for the upcoming season. You'll also get a sneak peek into the upcoming projects from hosts Quynh Nguyen and Jessie Chui, including the changes in Jessie's role within the podcast. What You’ll Learn from Episode 134: What the shift in hosts means for Paper Talk moving forward. The difference between a coach and a mastermind group. How to navigate outsourcing parts of your small business. Important topics we’ll cover in Season 6 and how to suggest ideas. Where we’re all headed in the near future on our paper flower journeys. If you're unable to listen to the episode right away, take a peek with these three important lessons that you can glean from Episode 134. These lessons are applicable whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, providing valuable insights to help you thrive in the world of paper artistry. Be sure to listen to the podcast for all of the important details. Lesson 1: The Power of Internet Friendships and Community Growth In the vibrant world of paper floristry, connecting with like-minded individuals is essential for growth and inspiration. In Episode 134, we are excited to share our own experiences of forming strong bonds and building our creative community through the power of internet friendships. We first met and connected on Instagram, where we recognized our shared passion for creativity and running successful businesses. It's incredible to witness the potential of online platforms in bringing together artists, paper florists, and entrepreneurs from all corners of the globe. Through this virtual connection, we found not only friendship but also a source of motivation, support, and collaboration. We can't emphasize enough the importance of internet friendships in the creative community. It offers a platform for artists from around the world to share their work, exchange ideas, and learn from one another. By connecting with fellow enthusiasts online, we can tap into a vast network of knowledge and experience, breaking through geographical barriers and finding a sense of belonging. Moreover, the joy of seeing our community grow is immeasurable. As more individuals join this vibrant network, opportunities for collaboration and support multiply. We are thrilled to witness the growth of our community and the countless possibilities it brings. By actively engaging in online communities, paper artists and florists open themselves up to a world of connections. Lesson 2: Seeking Guidance and Support during Transition As fellow creative entrepreneurs, we understand the importance of seeking guidance and support during periods of transition. In the episode, we open up about our personal experiences of seeking help, joining mastermind groups, and redefining our business identities. Transition periods can be challenging and overwhelming, but they also present valuable opportunities for growth. By seeking guidance from mentors, coaches, and successful peers, we have been able to gain clarity and merge our artistic passions with effective business practices. Learning from the experiences of others and implementing new strategies has proven to be invaluable in navigating these transitions with confidence and purpose. Joining mastermind groups has been a game-changer for us. These supportive communities of like-minded individuals provide a platform for brainstorming, accountability, and learning from each other's successes and challenges. Through mastermind groups, we have gained insights and perspectives that have propelled our businesses forward. The power of collective wi