My husband knows me so well. He knows my favorite phrases, he knows how I like to unwind, and he knows my absolute favorite designer, Tory Burch. Unfortunately, his first encounters of my enjoyment of Tory Burch were not pleasant experiences. I’ve come a long way in how I’ve approached my occasional lux purchases and I’d like to share a learning of mine.
It’s been years since I’ve posted anything in the category of Poshing. What’s interesting is I didn’t completely stop, I just dabbled here and there. My life season has made Poshing almost imposhable (haha get it 😂). No but seriously, my favorite guy and kiddos have been the priority for now and even though I miss it, I still get the questions about when I’m coming back full fledge.
While I hover in the queue of my decision making process, one thing that has not stayed the same with Poshmark is my followers. Even though I haven’t posted a new item in weeks and haven’t had the time to engage the app like before, my numbers keep going up.
What is happening? From the looks of it, it would seem that a large crowd equals success…but is that really all it’s cracked up to be? I’m going to give my opinion and say why it’s a resounding no. Ok y’all years later I’m going deep. Let’s talk about it.
Me and my hair have been on the natural journey since 2014. I know at the time of writing this article it has been roughly 8 years, but in hair years it def feels much longer. I’ve had challenges beyond measure with my hair and scalp and this past year I have FINALLY found some things that worked for me 🙌🏾 I’d like to share my learnings in hopes that maybe if there are similar challenges faced, this can help give some hope. Let’s jump in!
Wow! This section is in need of some dusting off! I haven’t wrote a blog about my style in…**sheesh**…how long? I know for myself with becoming a mom there was/is always a chance my sense of style could go flying into the abyss. Yikes! Do I even still have style??? 🤔 Let’s hope so.
Sooooooo here’s my part 2 from the original blog post about the authenticity case being opened on me. If you want to read the original post click here.
Hello friends!! It has been a looooong while since I posted anything, let alone a post about Poshmark. Not because things haven’t been going on, but because I’ve been spread thin adjusting to two babies in the household 😝 Nevertheless, I wanted to share the latest case that got opened on me…..Y’ALL IT JUST GOT SERIOUS! I had an AUTHENTICITY case opened on me!!!! Never in a million years would I think I would be one of the Posher’s to go through that, yet here I am on the other side still alive and moving forward. Get ready, I’m about to spill ALL the tea on the details, lessons learned, and how I coped.
Being thrust into the mother of two worlds comes with certain…predictions. I drive an suv, I only wear yoga pants out of the house, I have a faint yet continual scent of animal crackers emitting from my person at all times lol. While some of these truly define me, I felt like when I was preparing for the new stage of motherhood, more thoughtfulness was needed when it came to the type of diaper bag I would be hauling around.
Hello fellow Poshers! I have an interesting topic I would like to get into today. Posh cases are always a hot topic, but from the seller side a lot of times they are a way of life. We often feel unfairly treated and wonder if there’s anything we can do to possibly win a case. There is and I would like to discuss that in this post. Hold on to your hats we are going all in!
One of my Poshmark friends asked me a question the other day, “Do you think modeling in your photos helps a lot?”. I responded to her with a yes, but the question sparked a desire to write out a more in depth answer. I’ve been asked this question before and I’d like to share why I feel modeling in photos might help increase sales. Of course this is all just my opinions and such, but I do hope you enjoy this post and find my insight helpful.