Rachel Hollis
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Podcast Appearances
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
No one was buying the paintings, but this one artist or this handful of artists, the stationery was selling. It was the only part of the business that was working, but we saw that and we were like, okay, Could we take artists' work and put it on more stationary? Might that be a thing? And of course, then that was the foundation of Minted and it's very successful and all these years later, so big.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.
But it happened because they were looking at what was working And trying to figure out how to expand on that. So in the business, it doesn't matter what industry you're in. It's so easy to get bogged down in like, this is the way we've always done things. Or assuming that you know how the audience is finding you or assuming that you know the data.