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Pattern Shift
Hi! My name is Saskia de Feijter and welcome to the Pattern Shift podcast. In this podcast, I support overwhelmed small business owners in the fiber and needlecraft industry, helping them set up and organize their businesses for growth and personal well-being. Together, we can be a force for good and a counterbalance to fast fashion, helping makers craft garments and accessories slowly and more sustainably. You can be part of that change and make a profit in the process.
Podcasting since 2020 • 104 episodes
Pattern Shift
Latest Episodes
#102 - "Paper, Pen, and Possibility: My Bullet Journal Journey"
SUMMARYIn this mostly unscripted episode, I share how Bullet Journaling helped me move from burnout to clarity. Before it became a tool in my business, it was a lifeline in my personal life. This is not a tutorial—it’s a story of ...
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Season 5
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Episode 102
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#101 - “My Deepest, Darkest Limiting Belief: I Can’t Help Others if My Business Isn’t Thriving”
In this super honest solo episode, I unpack a limiting belief that’s followed me for years: “I can’t help others with their business if mine isn’t thriving.” As I deepen my coaching journey and reflect on what true success means, I’m realizing ...
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Season 5
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Episode 101
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#100 - This is how one person, a mic, and a messy creative mind made it to 100 episodes 🥳
SUMMARYIt’s a special one—episode 100! In this celebratory and cozy episode, I take you behind the scenes of how Pattern Shift came to be, how it has evolved, and what I’ve learned over five years of podcasting. From awkward begin...
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Season 5
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Episode 100
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50:18
#99 - Launch - Sharing your work with connection, not pressure
SUMMARYIn this episode, we dive into the final step of the Ja, Wol framework—Launch. Sharing your work with the world can feel scary, vulnerable, and overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Launching isn’t about hype or hu...
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Season 5
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Episode 99
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28:07
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