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Episode Notes
Amanda sits down with fashion designer and entrepreneur Tanya Taylor for a conversation on creativity, entrepreneurship, and building a brand with purpose. From launching her label with a $49 sewing machine to dressing women including Michelle Obama, Lady Gaga, and Taylor Swift, Tanya shares the lessons she's learned about leadership, resilience, and staying true to your creative vision.
Together, they explore why financial literacy is one of the most underrated skills for entrepreneurs, how listening to customers transformed Tanya's approach to size inclusivity, and why authentic storytelling has always been at the heart of her brand. The conversation also highlights BabyLove, the nonprofit Tanya co-founded that has provided millions of diapers to families across Canada, and her belief that great businesses—and great leaders—create lasting impact beyond the products they sell.
Tanya Taylor
Tanya Taylor is a fashion designer and the founder of her namesake label, which she started with a $49 sewing machine. Her designs have been worn by many celebrities and her brand has become known for its size-inclusive approach.
She also co-founded BabyLove, a nonprofit that has provided millions of diapers to families across Canada.