Tiny Anvil founders on swapping airline careers for garden design success
Paula and Kurt Schultz, co-founders of Tiny Anvil, talk to Tom Raynel about switching from the airline industry and their plans to grow the business. Every Mon…
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Paula and Kurt Schultz, co-founders of Tiny Anvil, talk to Tom Raynel about switching from the airline industry and their plans to grow the business. Every Mon…
NZ Herald ·
another career change success story… yawn. Must be nice to have the capital to start a garden design biz after flying planes.
plants… both full of rich wankers.
on mate, at least they're doing something productive instead of whinging on Facebook.
Oh great, more ex-airline staff taking up gardening. Hope they know how to handle a spade better than a delayed luggage claim.
like someone who's never had to deal with a delayed flight and a dead petunia.
Honestly, good for them. The airline industry was brutal during covid, glad they found something that makes them happy.
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Switching from planes to plants? Respect. At least their work won't get cancelled due to weather every five minutes.
nah, they're just riding the 'small biz' gravy train. Wait till they need a real job.
Bet they're just gentrifying gardening with their 'tiny anvil' brand. Probably charge $500 for a pot plant.
I know Paula from the industry days, she's legit. Works bloody hard. Deserve every bit of success.
Nice puff piece. Try paying rent on a garden designer's salary in Auckland. Not everyone can 'follow their passion'.
much? Let people enjoy things jeez.
reckon? Come work with her for a day, see how 'easy' it is.
This is so inspiring! As a student dreaming of starting something, love seeing people take the leap. Go Tiny Anvil!
Don't worry, give it a year and they'll be back at Air NZ crying for their old job.