Loren Ridinger
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150 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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You didn't go into a pathway that was already laid for you. You didn't have a mentor guiding you through every step of the way. We didn't have any money. You went from $25 a week to a billion dollar company.
I always get on your stage and I tell the people it's because I know that we can't change the world on our own, but I'm smart enough to know that with a like-minded group of people, we can make a massive impact.
Lots of people talk about the mindset that you have to have to keep going and the tenacity. What does it take when you're at the top? Because you've gotten there and stayed there.
Welcome to the Ultimate Human Podcast, where we explore the stories and strategies behind extraordinary individuals who push the boundaries of human potential. And today we're joined by my personal and close friend, the incredible Lauren Redinger, a trailblazer in the world of e-commerce, beauty, and entrepreneurship.
As the co-founder of Market America and Shop.com, Lauren has built a global empire that continues to shape how we shop and how we live. But beyond her business accomplishments, Lauren's personal journey of overcoming adversity from health challenges, personal loss is just inspiring millions, including myself.
Today, we're diving into her new book, Scrambled or Sunny Side Up, her powerful outlook on life and what it takes to truly live your greatest life. Hey guys, welcome back to the Ultimate Human Podcast. I'm your host, human biologist, Gary Brekka, where we go down the road of everything anti-aging, biohacking, and everything in between. And today we have our first live studio audience. Yay!
We're going to try it like a game show. And I am so excited to have this guest on. She is a close personal friend of mine. I'm very close with her family. I knew her husband very, very well. He was an inspirational mentor to me, an iconic force in the health and wellness industry and built an absolutely incredible company that's changing a lot of lives. So welcome to the podcast, Lauren.
Like, who does that? I know.
This is my first live audience.
Well, it means my mom... I mean, my daughter and my wife. I love... By the way, whom I love.
That's so kind of you. I mean, the podcast is actually supposed to be about you. I'll talk about you a lot, but I love it. I'm excited. I know. I'm so excited that you're here, too, because we've become really close personal friends over the years. In fact, I remember the first time that I met you. I met you and JR at the same time. We actually came over.
I forget who introduced us, but we came over to do this.
Yeah.
We did the blood work and the gene testing to get you guys on the program. And we're going to talk about your husband on the podcast today because he's such an incredible human being. And he changed so many lives. And he's still continuing to change lives with what people do in the dash, as he would call it.
And, and I remember that, um, we met on your boat, beautiful, beautiful yacht and I boarded your boat and your husband was, was like immediately became my science spirit animal because I realized that he had a background in biology and he was sitting there doing, um, sorting through research on his computer, just trying to make your supplements better and more effective.
And he was looking at these pathways to get things into and out of the cell. So I struck up a conversation with him and rarely have I ever had outside of my ultra woke biohacking community as in-depth and inspiring a conversation with anyone as I had with your husband that day. And we became instant friends.
And I remember he got your whole team on the phone and he was like, why do we have this type of vitamin B12?
Yeah. And, you know, I like to say that I I got to know J.R. in a really unique way. I mean, I think so many people were inspired by his stage talks and they were they've been they're obviously inspired by the number of lives that you and your company have touched. And we're going to talk all about their company in a few minutes. But I got to know him in a really special way because.
I knew the childlike curiosity that he had, this intellectual curiosity where, you know, here's a guy sitting on the back of a big, beautiful yacht running a multi-billion dollar company. And he's spending his time still so curious about what is the next thing that I could do to make this better? How can I get this nutrient into the cell in a better way?
How can I actually eliminate waste from the cellular activities? And we had just a very inspiring conversation. And I remember leaving the boat that day and I was just struck by how childlike his level of curiosity was. It was like the first day that he found a new toy. I'm like, you've been at this for 30 years.
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