Susan Crews

Q: Where did you attend college?

A: Meredith College, Raleigh, NC

Q: Did you go to your dream college?

A: No

Q: Do you think your college education was necessary for your success in business?

A: My college education was necessary for me to grow into the woman I was when I came out of college and who I am today. Yes, I learned a lot of practical information that has been used throughout my adult life. The experience was totally worth every penny.

Q: Who or what led you to your current career path?

A: I have been in the wellness industry in some form or fashion for 25 years and it grew from a passion to feel well, be well and to support women in living the best life possible.

Q: Was your current career your first choice, or did you switch?

A: Evolved

Q: Was mentorship significant to your business journey?

A: In the beginning I didn’t have mentorship but when I hired my first business coach my business exploded and I began making a lot more money. My motto is the more money I make the more good I can do in the world.

Q: How do you approach networking and the building of professional relationships?

A: I love to meet people and attended networking events. I always set a goal of the number of people I want to connect with and then follow up with them!

Q: What is the ratio of males to females in your business?

A: Me - and all clients are female

Q: Have you observed or been affected by a wage gap between men and women in your field?

A: No

Q: Have you asserted yourself as a powerful woman in your field?

A: Yes

Q: What has been your biggest tool in gaining credibility in the business world?

A: Consistency and showing up

Q: How does social media, if at all, impact your business?

A: Ugh - I have a love/hate relationship with social media. I’m sure it helps and track the #’s

Q: What is the best piece of advice you have ever been given?

A: Love yourself well so you can love others better l, be more successful and have more joy and abundance in life.

Q: Lastly, what would be the number one piece of advice you would give to your high school self?

A: You are enough and are worthy!

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