How to Establish Your Unique Brand with Carrie of Type A Society
Photography: Marissa Morrison Mon Soleil Weddings
Carrie Moe from Type A Society joins Kelly on this episode of the podcast! Carrie and Kelly are discussing the measure of “success” and how to take steps to make sure that you’re successful in every facet of life. They’re also chatting about what makes a good brand a good brand. Carrie is sharing tips on how to make your brand stand out as well as how to manage your time efficiently.
““What really makes a brand is a lot of the failures and the learning through those failures.””
The pair are talking through internal battles that floral professionals face, and they’re discussing how managing your mind and thought-life is imperative in victory over those battles. To cap it all off, Carrie’s sharing her favorite books that you’ll definitely want to check out for yourself!
““I’m doing well in in one area of my life, but the other is suffering. And that’s why you need to have a whole perspective on our lives. We’re not just business owners, we’re also mothers, we’re also sisters, we’re also wives. And whatever seasons we are in we also have to pay attention to those areas. So the proper “why” needs to be in place.””
Photography: This Modern Romance
Photography: Josh Gruetzmacher
Carrie Moe is the Creative Director of Type A Society, an international wedding styling and production company that is known for its fresh aesthetic and artistic approach to the industry. Her eye for set design and product styling has brought her across the world working with clients like Amazon, Zappos, Berta Bridal, Fuji Films and The Ritz Carlton. Her editorial work has graced the covers of magazines, and she has been recognized as a visual leader in the aesthetic world of design with features in Engaged! DC, Martha Stewart, Brides, The Knot, Kinfolk, Huffington Post, and Apartment Therapy. Carrie is passionate about helping others create imagery that aligns with their core values, elevating brands to resonate with their dream clients and attract respect in the industry. When she is not styling, she can be found hiking in Yosemite with her husband, Torrey, and two children Amélie and Jackson.
