PT 2: In part two of our interview, we talk about what an average day looks like for her as an entrepreneur and parent during the pandemic, sustaining her business over seeking growth and using her intuition in decision making.
Devon Fiddler is a Cree parent from the Waterhen Lake First Nation, Saskatchewan and the Chief Changemaker of SheNative Goods Inc, a brand of handbags and accessories dedicated to elevating Indigenous women and girls.
The next episode will feature the final part of our conversation, where we'll talk about what she wishes someone would have told her before becoming a parent and how she's living out her mission to elevate Indigenous women and girls.
THINGS WE TALK ABOUT:
Thanks to Devon for speaking with us about parenthood and adapting her business during the pandemic!
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ABOUT DEVON FIDDLER
Devon Fiddler is a Cree parent from the Waterhen Lake First Nation, Saskatchewan and the Chief Changemaker of SheNative Goods Inc, a brand of handbags and accessories dedicated to elevating Indigenous women and girls. She is a speaker, influencer, thought leader, and program developer in entrepreneurship, leadership and skills development.
CONNECT WITH DEVON
Website https://www.shenative.com/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shenativegoods/
https://www.instagram.com/devonfiddlerofficial/
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ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™
I believe parenthood and professional development doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive.
As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.
This podcast is the result of my journey over the past five years bringing my kids into business settings, hosting parent-friendly professional development events and during these times, it's my creative attempt to continue connecting you with industry leaders and guest experts who also happen to be parents.
Mini episodes are released on Tuesday and Friday covering all things entrepreneurship, flexible and remote w
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