The high school blog that turned into a shop and then back to a blog
It’s true. If you scroll back far enough, you’ll find assignments from AP Comp, embarrassing musings of a 17-year-old and every iteration of me discovering myself as a writer.
Read my interview on CanvasRebel.com
Alright, Taylor thanks for taking the time to share your stories and insights with us today. What did your parents do right and how has that impacted you in your life and career?
Growing up, I was always encouraged to share my ideas. My parents both have entrepreneurial spirits and had side businesses when I was a kid. I have a very distinct memory of watching my dad create the prototype for the product he sold. It was a back scratcher with a golfing glove as the scratcher. He crafted the prototype from modeling clay in our living room, and then went on to sell thousands of them through large retailers. So when I came up with the idea to do Taylor Lee Design on the side, they were really supportive. They taught me not only what it means to have a hard work ethic but also how to persevere through the tougher parts of being a business owner. Through the long hours or the stressful orders, I try to always go back to why I chose to do this and readjust my business model as I go to make it work for me. READ MORE
On the blog
How to be patient in seasons of transition
Are you in the right job?
Why I still write
About Us
This blog was started in 2011 in my junior year AP Comp class. I’ve taken breaks. I’ve changed the format and purpose. I’ve gotten lost a time or two along the way. But I’ll always find my way back.
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- email: taylor@taylorleedesign.com
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