Two main ideas in this episode.
First, do you care enough about the people you work with to say things that are difficult to say and/or hear but that are necessary for their success?
Then, I share my interview with Tracy Puhl, owner of GladRags, which helps women achieve period positivity while reducing their environmental impact
Tracy Puhl started at GladRags in 2009 and became owner in 2011 at the age of 24.
Tracy’s personal purpose is to follow the campsite rule: always leave a place better than you found it.
GladRags’ purpose is to positively transform the experience of menstruation.
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