About Us
We are a dedicated gluten-free bakery and special occasion chef vendor/provider.
Chef also writes professionally and serves as a national brand ambassador.
How We Got Started
How we're ending the year:
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The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (6)
"A very kind and gentle soul who goes the extra mile to please everyone. Supports her community..."
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"A very kind and gentle soul who goes the extra mile to please everyone. Supports her community and invest back into it her passions so others can flurish. She’s a giver but won’t back down from a challenge. I’m certain you will not be disappointed with her services and expertise. "
"The perfect gluten free option for all of your sweet needs!!! You won’t be disappointed! "
Products & Services
Cakes, event catering, anniversaries, parties, seminars, business events, luncheons, brunches, light refreshments, party trays, specialty foods.
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Recommendations Given (11)
"Sweet, caring, and very creative!"
"Tarshia is knowledgeable, patient, and determined. She really sees things through to completion..."
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"Tarshia is knowledgeable, patient, and determined. She really sees things through to completion and endeavors to find the best solutions. "
Recent Activity
Set up one-on-one meetings with key influencers in the sales market you are focused on. Most industries now have online influencers who go alot further for the dollar in targeted niches than voluminous cold-calling ever will. When you do network, cold-call, or hard-sell, give yourself time to...
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Set up one-on-one meetings with key influencers in the sales market you are focused on. Most industries now have online influencers who go alot further for the dollar in targeted niches than voluminous cold-calling ever will. When you do network, cold-call, or hard-sell, give yourself time to recuperate from the uncomfortable like appearances in large groups or talking to complete strangers. An introvert has to really push against their own resistance in some circumstances, and you need time to recover after. It's not the best career fit for a true introvert, but there are times we all have to do what we have to do.
It's ok to limit the time designated for things that are not your strongsuit, because they will drain your energy more in a field that is already challenging. Direct your energy to what works best for you.
Don't feel obligated to overshare whether networking, meeting or selling. Find comfortable anecdotes that are universally relatable to diverse people which may better illustrate sales points or consulting points - whichever your focus needs to be at the moment. I like the advice given about focus. Because we get so caught up on multitasking as a point of pride that we can often end up overstretched and over-busy with little to show for it. Focus on the work that you are passionate about and can succeed in. Busyness is merely extra activity. You'll want to have purpose and focus regardless of what you're doing.
