The Day I Stopped Asking What People Wanted
After tearing down my first business, I assumed I just needed a better idea. Instead, I realized I’d been asking strangers a question only I could answer.
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After tearing down my first business, I assumed I just needed a better idea. Instead, I realized I’d been asking strangers a question only I could answer.
I launched a perimenopause brand because I wanted to help women. Somewhere along the way, though, I started trying to become someone I was never meant to be. This isn’t really an essay about entrepreneurship. It’s about identity.
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