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Dr. Janet Walsh, Teavangelist and Tea Maven, believes that wellness, harmony, and community come to pass with the simple art of tea. As a tea enthusiast, she has traveled across the country and the world, exploring tea culture and its benefits. Long before her quest for tea began, her first expansion of an existing blend had a simple objective: impress someone that she had a crush on. She scoured the recipes books, mixed flavors, and shared her weekly concoction at a Sunday supper club with friends. These ‘guin-tea-pigs’ sat, sipped, and savored each blend until she finally found herself making tea for dinner parties of 25 to wedding parties of 600. Dr. Walsh observed that the more people sat down and had tea, the more conversation, interaction, and communal connections began to occur. As a traveling professional for many years, she also led and overcame sales objections faster when both clients and customers would share over tea. She tested similar theories in different cities, states, and countries, and watched people come together over tea—despite religion, age, opinion, or political affiliation.
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Dr. Janet Walsh, Teavangelist and Tea Maven, believes that wellness, harmony, and community come to pass with the simple art of tea. As a tea enthusiast, she has traveled across the country and the world, exploring tea culture and its benefits. Long before her quest for tea began, her first expansion of an existing blend had a simple objective: impress someone that she had a crush on. She scoured the recipes books, mixed flavors, and shared her weekly concoction at a Sunday supper club with friends. These ‘guin-tea-pigs’ sat, sipped, and savored each blend until she finally found herself making tea for dinner parties of 25 to wedding parties of 600. Dr. Walsh observed that the more people sat down and had tea, the more conversation, interaction, and communal connections began to occur. As a traveling professional for many years, she also led and overcame sales objections faster when both clients and customers would share over tea. She tested similar theories in different cities, states, and countries, and watched people come together over tea—despite religion, age, opinion, or political affiliation.
