WELLBEING AND PROFIT AREN'T JUST COMPATIBLE.
They're
inseparable.

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BOLT & BLOOM WAS BORN FROM A BRUTAL TRUTH:

The Business World Has Been Breaking Brilliant Women Under the Guise of "Professional Dedication” for Decades.

After watching mental illness tear through my family while battling burnout and anxiety myself, I couldn't ignore what I was witnessing across corporate America and the entrepreneurial landscape. 

Female founders—the most purpose-driven, impact-obsessed, give-everything-they've-got leaders—were sacrificing their wellbeing for revenue and completely losing themselves in the process. And the world kept calling it success.

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A PERSONAL LOSS FORCED ME TO TAKE AN UNEXPECTED PAUSE, AND IN THAT RAW STILLNESS, A REBELLIOUS QUESTION EMERGED:

What if Business Could Be Both Prosperous and Peaceful? and Dare We Even Ask?


What if we stopped glorifying the grind and started building brands that expand your life instead of consuming it?


What if clarity, not chaos, became your competitive advantage?


At Bolt & Bloom, we prove it’s possible.

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Named after bardo — the Tibetan concept of transformation’s messy middle — we thrive in that sacred gap between endings and beginnings.

It’s where the old rules break and new realities take shape.

“For Female Founders, a Clear Brand is the Shortest Path to Your Highest Vision.”

Emily Jayne Dean, Founder of Bolt & Bloom

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OUR PHILOSOPHY

The greatest brands of our time don’t play by the rules.

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They evolve. They shed. They reconnect. And they rise.

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Your brand should expand your life — not consume it.

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And I’d be honored to help you build one that does exactly that.

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IN THE PRESS

Emily is an expert contributor at Entreprenista.com, where she writes about the intersection of mindful leadership, brand clarity, and feminine business strategy.

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FEATURED ARTICLES:

Why hustle culture is failing
How to build a revenue first personal brand
Real ROI of strategic mindfulness
How Founder Brands Will Win in 2026

WHAT WE BELIEVE

Building a brand with Bolt & Bloom means partnering with a team that operates from a different set of principles - ones that honor both the mission and the human behind it.

These are the non-negotiables that shape every framework, every strategy session and every decision we make together:

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YOU'RE NOT BROKEN. THE SYSTEM IS.

LET'S BUILD SOMETHING BETTER.

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