Meet Matt, a summer 2019 Gnarly Pepper employee. Once I hired Matt I knew it was a win-win situation. I received a text from him a day before his first day of work asking what he should wear. My reply was a hat and either a tie dye shirt or a solid color. In which …
Sara, founder of Gnarly Pepper is certainly the ‘crafty cook’ — and as she submitted her story of how her small kitchen creations turned into a business, Fundera Ledger picked it up. Annie Nelson, a contributing writer for Fundera Ledger had 7 simple questions she asked potential features about their journey, the moment they knew …
28. “Always keep your mentors and networks close. You never want to get lost in your day-to-day and lose track of the overall ‘big picture.’ Take suggestions, keep an open mind and thrive with the ability to listen.” — Sara Gotch, Owner, Gnarly Pepper
I’m always looking for ways to promote Gnarly Pepper on a larger scale. I don’t only search recipes, food bloggers or latest health trends, I search for business forums to excel the main area I’m most passionate about: entrepreneurship!
On the daily, I’m constantly submitting to authors, writers, bloggers about Gnarly Pepper. Lately, the response has been better received and I’m happy to share this article from MyCorporation: Entrepreneurs Welcome.
Here is a link to the article By: Deborah Sweeney.