Erin Kelly Pash
Erin Kelly Pash
Erin Pash
PASH CO.
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This award recognizes founders, transformational CEOs, and ambitious leaders who are creating lasting and meaningful impacts.
We’re beyond proud and inspired. Here’s to breaking barriers and making waves in mental health care throughout the whole country! 🌊🎉
#EOYUS #EOYHL #MentalHealthMatters #ShesaBoss
31Photographer: @maricarmenmaffioli
Cinematographer: @olson.film
Florist: @flowermeprettyhawaii
Hair & Make-up: @joleeartistry
Decor & Rentals: @hawaiiislandevents
Musician & DJ: @hobrah96740ponchoman
Linen: @bbjlatavola
31I wrote it during one of the hardest years of my life — while also launching a holding company with 5 businesses in it, including a cannabis dispensary called Pot Mamas (opens Friday!). As a therapist. My first love is mental health, and somewhere along the way I decided the logical next step was to start more businesses, sell weed, and write a self-help book simultaneously. Growth is not always linear, people.
Here’s what this book is NOT: stuffy psychobabble. No jargon. No perfectly curated healing arc. No “have you tried journaling?” energy. (Okay, I might actually mention journaling. But not like THAT. Not the boring kind.)
Here’s what it IS: the real deal. Messy, funny, honest, and occasionally mortifying. It’s either no joke or entirely a joke — I genuinely can’t tell you which, and I think that’s the point.
You will laugh until you pee. (Not because laughter-induced incontinence is the goal — it’s 296 pages, you’re just going to need a bathroom break at some point.)
It’s called Everybody Sucks Sometimes: Coping With The Hard Stuff And Embracing Your Perfectly Messy Life, and it’s officially available for pre-order on Amazon. 🎉
Here’s my ask: if you’ve ever quietly been relieved to know you’re not the only one who’s a work in progress — will you pre-order
31Guess who just snagged the Entrepreneur of the Year 2024 Heartland Award? Yup, our bad@$% founder & CEO, @erinkellypash!
This award recognizes founders, transformational CEOs, and ambitious leaders who are creating lasting and meaningful impacts.
We’re beyond proud and inspired. Here’s to breaking barriers and making waves in mental health care throughout the whole country! 🌊🎉
#EOYUS #EOYHL #MentalHealthMatters #ShesaBoss
4 months ago
Special moments from the best day 🩷❤️ #icrillyloveyou #hawaiiwedding #beachweddings Planner: @poppatievents
Photographer: @maricarmenmaffioli
Cinematographer: @olson.film
Florist: @flowermeprettyhawaii
Hair & Make-up: @joleeartistry
Decor & Rentals: @hawaiiislandevents
Musician & DJ: @hobrah96740ponchoman
Linen: @bbjlatavola
4 months ago
I wrote a book. Like a real one, without pictures. About how everybody sucks sometimes. Including me. Especially me, and I’m also really proud of it.
I wrote it during one of the hardest years of my life — while also launching a holding company with 5 businesses in it, including a cannabis dispensary called Pot Mamas (opens Friday!). As a therapist. My first love is mental health, and somewhere along the way I decided the logical next step was to start more businesses, sell weed, and write a self-help book simultaneously. Growth is not always linear, people.
Here’s what this book is NOT: stuffy psychobabble. No jargon. No perfectly curated healing arc. No “have you tried journaling?” energy. (Okay, I might actually mention journaling. But not like THAT. Not the boring kind.)
Here’s what it IS: the real deal. Messy, funny, honest, and occasionally mortifying. It’s either no joke or entirely a joke — I genuinely can’t tell you which, and I think that’s the point.
You will laugh until you pee. (Not because laughter-induced incontinence is the goal — it’s 296 pages, you’re just going to need a bathroom break at some point.)
It’s called Everybody Sucks Sometimes: Coping With The Hard Stuff And Embracing Your Perfectly Messy Life, and it’s officially available for pre-order on Amazon. 🎉
Here’s my ask: if you’ve ever quietly been relieved to know you’re not the only one who’s a work in progress — will you pre-order
4 months ago