Episode 6: Susie Crossland-Dwyer on Building a Boutique Fitness Business, Mental Health, and Community

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Susie Crossland-Dwyer founded studio s in Cincinnati in 2010, and has spent the years since building something most business owners only talk about: a community where people actually feel seen.

In this conversation, Susie and Ann Marie talk about what it takes to keep a small business alive through a pandemic, how Susie navigated her own mental health while running a gym and raising kids, and why she built studio s around connection rather than anonymity.

What we cover:

  • How studio s grew from a passion for fitness into a thriving boutique gym

  • Leading a business through COVID-19 without losing the community you built

  • Being open about mental health as a female founder and business owner

  • Why authenticity and personal connection are the actual business model

Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube

Guest: Susie Crossland-Dwyer, founder of studio s: www.studioscincinnati.com

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