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About the Word Chef Company

Be a Chef (the Entrepreneur’s Manifesto) is a great introduction into what makes this business tick.

tea-caricature [Cue the funny infomercial voice] But wait! There’s more!

My Business Values:

Deliciously Clear Communication
Passionate Pursuit of Learning and Growth
Joyful Creativity (Fun!)
Sincere and Genuine Generosity
Transparency
Relationships
Sustainability
Profitability

My Vision: A world where entrepreneurs everywhere have the tools, skills and resources to express who they are, so they attract their perfect customers and live happily ever after together.

My Mission: To empower solopreneurs and start-ups to create successful businesses by teaching them how to find and share their Secret Sauce online.

Find out how to work with me and what you can expect to gain from our relationship.

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Tea helped me find my tune! I had so much fun going through the exercises in the first few modules. [They] let me get to know myself and articulate my values and beliefs. The Word Chef Secret Sauce Workshop helped me tell my story and find a theme to brand my business in a way that is truly me. I’d be still lost and trying to figure out that something special if Tea hadn’t coached me through my big “aha” moment during our sessions. A big “thank you” to Tea for offering her Secret Sauce workshop!Rachel Rubin

We have a successful design and marketing services company and can envision, design, code, and write copy pretty well. In any case, writing is not our core PASSION. We feel our clients deserve to get the BEST product possible, and we have found through collaboration with others that have different passions, together we can give our clients the best and highest level product possible. This is why we came to Tea. Our experience was exactly what we desired. We were able to work as a team, we involv…Anders Gustavsson

I have taken many marketing classes over the last few years and they were all great. The problem was I couldn’t take much action on all that I learned. I was missing some critical information that I needed before I could market myself and my business at all. I could not for the life of me find the words to express my brilliance (something we all have.) What made me unique, and how on earth could I find ideal clients without knowing? How could I explain, in words, my special talents? And then it …Nancy Meadows