Dom Harvey

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Coming up on this episode, Kate Gatfield-Jeffries, the founder of Moody.

Kate Gatfield Jefferies is the founder of Moody, one of the fastest growing wellness brands in New Zealand.

Now, being a grown ass man in my 50s, I'm not the target market, but I am well aware of Moody and the impact that this very young company has already had on the lives of Kiwis.

Kate started the business straight out of uni after finishing law school, putting every cent and every spare moment she had into the company.

Four years later, Moody is in prime spots on supermarket shelves.

It's selling millions of cans, expanding into Australia and heading for the US.

And at the time of recording this episode, Moody was also giving away a sexy gold Range Rover worth $130,000.

All of the success has been due to one thing, hard work.

Kate is impressive.

She's disciplined, she's driven, she's thoughtful, and she's incredibly honest about the unsexy parts of being an entrepreneur.

Some of the ground we cover in this episode includes her childhood and the books that inspired her, the 40-year life plan that she wrote when she was 17 years old, the brutal first year of Moody, and also the cringy other name that was on the shortlist.

and why she still carries her teenage goal-setting journal with her when she travels.

This is a great episode for anyone who has ever wanted to start something, build something, or just understand what it takes to go all in on a dream.

We start this episode by finding out, in her own words, who is Kate Gatfield-Jeffries and what is Moody?

It's worth pointing out this isn't like a paid podcast or anything.

Like I reached out to you to get you on the podcast because I'm in the – I read somewhere that 99.9% of your audience is women or customers are women.

I'm familiar with the brand, though, because the girls in the office go on and on about your hormone gummies.

By the way, I'm just going to open this drink now and give it up.