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Building Empathy and Community through a Bookstore: A Conversation with Kathy Burnett of Brain Lair Books
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This week hosts Nick Kuhn and Bethany Hartley talk with Kathy Burnett, the owner of Brain Lair Books. Kathy shares her experiences of owning a bookstore that focuses on uplifting marginalized voices, highlighting authors and illustrators from underrepresented communities. She discusses navigating challenges during the pandemic, implementing revenue streams, and seeking advice from other entrepreneurs.
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QUOTES
- "Knowing when to pull back, knowing when to push, and being on the forefront of what's happening in the book business is to know what I should be doing next basically." -Kathy Burnett [08:25]
- “I feel as if the store is something that's necessary, especially in the climate that we are now. The biggest thing that I say is we wanna help people build empathy and build community. And you do that through reading about other people's studies showing that fiction helps people be empathetic toward other people.“ -Kathy Burnett [06:44]
TIMESTAMPS
01:06 Brain Lair Books
07:22 The day-to-day of owning a bookstore
11:17 Investing and Revenue Streams
16:27 Building community
18:52 Defining success
RESOURCES
CONTACT
Nick Kuhn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kuhnnick/
Bethany Hartley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethanyhartley/
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