Yvonne is taking a much-needed vacation to Europe and will be back on October 30! In the meantime, she’s sharing a Coffee to Go episode, revisiting some of her favorite Coffee with Yvonne moments—conversations that inspired creativity, sparked bold ideas, and reminded listeners why community matters. Sit back, relax, and enjoy these highlights while she’s away.
Cats, Lady Gaga, and body positivity are just some of the words used to describe content creator and style changemaker Dani Sauter, founder of Blonde in the District. Join Yvonne as she chats with Dani about how burnout and lack of creativity in her 9-5 role encouraged her to start Blonde in the District, why content creation is more than snapping a photo, and her embracing being comfortable in her skin.
So grab your coffee and let’s chat.
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