A Peek into My Creative Journey at Hues of Memories

My parents didn't initially understand my choice to leave a full-time job for my art. But now, they are my biggest supporters. My dad even said he'll help me with the business when he retires, and that vision keeps me going every day.

Small business math: quitting your 9-to-5 to escape burnout, only to work a million hours a week for yourself. This video shares some of the real challenges and lessons I've learned on my entrepreneurial journey.

A relative once sarcastically asked, "Kitna hi kama leti hogi? (How much do you even earn?)" just because I work from home. It hurts, but it also fuels my determination. This post is for every small business owner facing similar questions.

After a few months of not working, my motivation hit rock bottom. Setting up this stall and connecting with customers reminded me why I started this business. The joy it brings to people's faces is everything.

From a 6-year corporate career to a mompreneur crafting dreams with love. An accident in 2014 gave me the strength to walk my own path, and today, I've taught over 500 people and fulfilled over 1000 handmade orders.

For my new followers, let me reintroduce myself. I'm Swati, the artist behind Huesofmemories. Art became my therapy after a life-changing accident, and in 2016, this brand was born. It's been a roller coaster, but I'm so glad you're here.

My journey started with handmade greeting cards as a side hustle. In 2022, I expanded into homeware and scented candles to achieve financial stability. This post celebrates that evolution and my refreshed product catalogue.

Handmade products are crafted with attention to detail and care, which mass-produced goods often lack. This video is a small tribute to the beauty of choosing handmade and supporting skilled artisans.

Here are three things I did to make my small business look more professional: maintaining consistent engagement, presenting high-quality visuals, and enhancing the packaging and customer experience.