Guy Raz

Thank you for calling.

Jeffrey, before I let you go, I ask this question of every guest who's coming back on to the advice line, which is if you could go back to your time at Seventh Generation when you really were like, you know, catalog business and just starting this out.

And what do you wish you would have known back then that you now know with, you know, decades of experience and perspective that might have been helpful for you back then?

That's Seventh Generation co-founder Jeffrey Hollander.

Jeffrey, thanks so much for coming back onto the show.

And by the way, if you haven't heard Jeffrey and his co-founder Alan Newman's original How I Built This episode about Seventh Generation, you've got to check it out.

It's really, really good.

It's got a lot of wisdom.

It's a great episode.

Check it out.

And here's one of my favorite moments from that interview.

Thank you so much.

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This episode was produced by Sam Paulson with music composed by Ramteen Arablui.

It was edited by John Isabella, and our audio engineer was Jimmy Keeley.

Our production team at How I Built This also includes Alex Chung, Carla Estevez, Casey Herman, Chris Massini, Elaine Coates, J.C.

Howard, Catherine Seifer, Carrie Thompson, and Neva Grant.

I'm Guy Raz, and you've been listening to The Advice Line on How I Built This Lab.