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I just found you on pinterest and I am so excited! I am attending the conference I’m Atlanta! I hope to meet you!! Love your blog!!!
Hi Tori! I’m so glad you found me and I’m excited that you’ll be at Haven!! Definitely find me and say hello. Are you part of the Haven Mavens private facebook group?
No I’m not. I tried finding it, I liked the conference page.
Love the open storage under your island, especially because you can reach things from both sides … so practical.
Yes, if the dates work out then I will try to come to Haven which I only learned about at BlogHer last year.
Glad you heard about us Tina. This will be Haven’s 5th conference year, and I think it will be one of the best.
This is the most honest & helpful post ever! I would loveee to go to Haven conference since I’m kind of a stand alone blogger..I don’t have a group or I guess follow the “norm” lol, but the conference sounds amazing!!! I would be so nervous I would make a mistake or something though..I’m a bit afraid to be honest. I know many through social media, would feel awkward saying something when they may not know me hahaha..eek. Really appreciate the info & this post truly. Happy weekend!! 🙂
Paige.Rose
Hi Paige,
Being around so many like-minded Creatives is a powerful experience and at first it can be intimidating, but I think you’ll find that Haven attendees are some of the nicest women around. There is a private facebook group for all attendees that helps foster connections before the conference. Let me know if you have any questions! Hope to see you there. 🙂
I’m going to Haven this year for the first time and am SO excited! I wish it was next week!
Will we know who our mentor is ahead of time? Just curious. 🙂
Happy Friday!
Yay! So glad you will be there Amanda! I think you’ll be overwhelmed with how amazing it all is. 🙂 I’m not sure if we’ll find out beforehand, but I really hope so. I want my group to be able to connect beforehand, so I’ll ask the Haven Team to try and make the lists ahead of time if possible.