Welcome Crafted Kalispell

Something bright is coming to Crafted Kalispell 💡✨ ...

You know those people who bring the vibe to the office? That’s Alaina 🌞⁣
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Alaina is our in house NP at Crafted Billings. She specializes in women’s health, hormone optimization, and weight loss. ⁣
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As a provider she is thoughtful and intentional. As a teammate she is a ray of sunshine and a true team player. Thank you for growing with Crafted Billings and always being a positive light 💛⁣
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♋️Sign: cancer ⁣
Favorite Crafted Skincare Product: @isclinical active peel system OR @epionce purifying wash has saved my hormonal acne so I can no longer live without that.⁣
Favorite Aesthetic Service: PRF + Microneedling⁣
Coffee Order: Chai Latte⁣
Roadtrip snack: 🧈🍿⁣
Favorite Place: my family cabin ...

I was listening to a podcast on my way to California and heard if you tell people everything you’re bad at and put it into the universe, no one can use it against you…

1. Math. I’m a nurse practitioner who was good at science and somehow ended up owning a business where I was forced to learn business and math. After my divorce I had to relearn all the things and it’s been very eye opening.
On top of that, I’m a Pisces. So if it looks like I’m doing math in my head, I’m actually just staring at you waiting for you to tell me the answer.

2. I move WAY faster than my systems can keep up with.
When I decide I want to do something, I don’t want it done tomorrow—I feel like it should’ve been done last week.
I’m great at creating momentum. I’m not always great at slowing down long enough to build the systems that make that momentum sustainable.

3. My boundaries are HORRIBLE. No, like really bad.
Personally. Professionally. All of them. 😂 Deep therapy is happening (thanks Liv) and needed about why I have such a hard time disappointing people, but I’ve learned that poor boundaries don’t just hurt me—they can hurt my business, my relationships, and sometimes even the people I’m trying so hard to protect. Still working on this one. Like… actively. Like every hour. 🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠

4. I give second chances when I should just move on.
And sometimes third chances. I see potential in people and I want people to succeed, which sounds lovely until you realize that keeping someone or something around too long can negatively affect everyone else. I’m learning that being a good leader doesn’t always mean giving another chance. It’s cutting out the cancer so our business can heal.

5. I trust my woman’s intuition before I look at the spreadsheet.
My gut has gotten me pretty damn far, so naturally I think she deserves a seat at every meeting. 😂 But “I have a really good feeling about this” apparently isn’t a financial model. I’m learning to let my intuition tell me where to look—and then let the numbers tell me whether it actually makes sense. Thanks Jo for helping.

I am only giving you 5 because it’s exhausting to be vulnerable and also my caption space is out 🥱 ...