You Can Do That #1: The Pop Lady, or Don't Call It A Popsicle

You can't do anything you want to do. But you can do more than you think you can. And there's something you're uniquely wired and created to do. YOU CAN DO THAT is a series following women who are doing what they're made to do, in hopes that the girls who are watching will know and believe deeply that they're made for something special. Emily Carabello, owner of Carabello Coffee in Newport, Kentucky, talks about opening her ice pop business, how she makes ice pops and what makes her different. She talks about the value of trying things and reminds everyone to start small rather than not start at all. Starting a business and being an entrepreneur takes hard work and lots of hours, but Emily encourages girls to invest the time in building your curiosity and becoming excellent at your passions.. If you have a woman you'd like Mae to interview, please like and comment below to let her know! And to see all the YOU CAN DO THAT, subscribe to Mae's channel! music by : soundcloud.com/jeff-kaale Instagram : www.instagram.com/jeffkaale Other music by Mae Klingler: "The Wagon Told the Wheel" from The Mighty Small, available on iTunes: http://apple.co/1UVLHpb Follow Bello's Bike Pops on Instagram: @bellosbikepops or visit their website at www.bellosbikepops.com Follow Mae on Instagram and Twitter: @maeklingler Mae Klingler is a curious lady who never (well, rarely) met a question she didn't want the answer to. In the daytime (and sometimes at night), she makes videos and songs for kids at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio. (See more at www.crossroadskidsclub.net.) At night (and sometimes during the day), she makes music under the names The Oohs and Aahs and The Mighty Small and creates videos to inspire kids. Find out more at maeklingler.com.