All posts by: Ebony Rutherford
Ebony Rutherford
The founder, creator, master style mechanic, visionary and head seamstress behind Trish’s Garage is Ebony Rutherford. Her love for sewing, handmade goods, fashion and t-shirts (she love loves them) have melded together to form one of Detroit’s top small businesses.
Networkating-Tip of the Week
Twitter Twitter is the most underutilized social media tool around. The amazing thing about Twitter is that everyone has it, but only a few know how to use it. What does this mean? The most important people on Twitter don’t...
Offer Help to Other.. Duh!!
Helping others should be a natural extension of every business leader’s responsibilities. Unfortunately, it doesn’t come as easy as you would think. As leaders, we often get too caught up in operations or our own problems to give people the...
Business Lessons from my EX: Being Comfortable
Getting too comfortable in a relationship is one of the biggest signs of early relationship breakdown. At the time when my ex and I were in a relationship I didn’t realize I was comfortable. The chase was over, he got...
Don’t Be a Fool.. Network!
Don’t be a fool! Networking is EVERYTHING! Keep in mind that networking is about being genuine and authentic, building trust and relationships, and seeing how you can help others. Become known as a powerful resource for others. When you are known...
Take Action: Online Brand Promotion
It is no secret that in this day and age, online presence = brand awareness. In fact, most marketing experts agree that how you present your brand online is the 21st century equivalent of your first meeting with a customer....
ASKHOLE!!
Do you know these people?? They ask for advise and then don’t use it? Are YOU an askhole and get other’s opinion just to turn around and do the opposite? We all fit into the askhole category at any stage...
Business Lessons from My EX: Friendship
My Ex and I are friends. We were always friends. I was comfortable enough to be myself around him and had the courage to be honest when things were rocky. So I ask the question: Are you friends with your...