Kat Schneider

Wow.

So much to respond to.

Thanks to your wife.

She seems like a skeptic.

We have a community of skeptics.

So that's my favorite kind of person.

I would say there's so many, so many problems to solve that people aren't solving.

And it actually makes me quite sad.

people are trying to solve the same problem because I started the company when I was four months pregnant, couldn't find a prenatal vitamin I trusted and saw the opportunity of women's health being so underfunded, underserved, understudied, and such a lack of

people building products still in the categories.

So I, you know, I see the opportunity in this space for so many problems to be solved, whether it's trying to conceive pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause.

And it just, I guess it pains me if everyone's solving one single problem.

No, my vision is to build a long lasting iconic brand that stands for something and stands for the test of time.

To me, the exit is the afterthought.

I will say we are venture backed.

So there are demands and pressures as well to build value.

But ultimately, you know, building a mission driven company, we're trying, we're

We are building one of the most trusted brands and platforms for women's health.

That gets me excited.

That's why I'm doing what I'm doing 10 years later while, you know, raising three children and growing this thing.