Eating Healthy Actually Costs WAY More (Here’s Why)... | Addison LaBonte | DSH #1898
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What mindset does Addison LaBonte emphasize for success?
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How did Sweet Addison’s begin its journey?
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What viral moment significantly impacted Addison's business?
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How did Addison learn about business without formal education?
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What injury changed Addison's approach to health and fitness?
When it comes to marathon training, you're training your mind just as much as you're training your body. And now I have a pretty good baseline of being able to distance run.
How did changing her diet help Addison avoid surgery?
So when I was training for the ultra, it was more mindset. For those three months leading up to the race, every single day I visualized what it would be like crossing that finish line. And I thought, okay, 31 miles. And then the two weeks leading up to it, I thought, this is going to be one of the best days of my life. I'm going to do this. I'm going to hit under five hours.
Why is clean eating often more expensive?
And then the few days leading up, Sunday's going to be one of the best days of my life. It's going to be an unforgettable experience. And then that morning I woke up and I thought, I'm going to do something really special today. Not because I'm delusional, but because our lives, I think, oftentimes become the stories that we tell ourselves.
What role does influencer marketing play in scaling a brand?
And we can view everything in terms of a problem or a possibility. And I like to always choose the possibility group.
Okay, guys, special guest today. We got Addison from Sweet Addison's. Some of the best cookies I've ever had and rookies and brownies. But thanks for coming on.
Thanks for having me.
Yeah, I want to share real quickly about how I found out about you guys. It was at a local restaurant here called Greenhouse. And they sold these items in like a little fridge, little mini fridge while I was checking out. I was like, let me try that. And it was so good. So I messaged you guys. And that's how this happened.
And here we are.
Here we are. And you guys are only two years old next month.
Yes. Yeah. Just about two years old. So it still feels like a baby, but we're growing fast, which has been really fun.
That's crazy. It must've been a grind at first, right?
Oh my goodness. Like the most grueling experience of my life.
I know how it is starting a business.
Yeah. The first year was, this is pretty much all I did a hundred hours a week by myself, but I did what I had to do to get the business to grow as quickly as I wanted it to.
Yeah, the first like any business that you start, it's frustrating because you know the product and service is good. Like you knew how good these were. And it's just about getting them out, right? Right. Getting distribution.
Right, exactly. Letting people know about it, getting more orders. Influencers have been vital for us.
Nice.
Just helping to spread the word. Because you can have the best product in the world, but if nobody knows about it, it doesn't matter.
100%. And you see it in every single industry, whether it's podcasts, cookies. It's never the best tasting or best quality at the top. It's the best marketing.
Totally, totally agree.
Yeah. So the first year, were you just bootstrapping it?
It's still bootstrapped, actually.
Yeah.
So I still own 100% of it. It's just been cash flowing ever since. But yeah, that is my goal is to continue to grow it, own 100% of it and grow it into something really big.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What mindset does Addison LaBonte emphasize for success?
0:00–0:33
2
How did Sweet Addison’s begin its journey?
0:33–0:39
3
What viral moment significantly impacted Addison's business?
0:39–0:45
4
How did Addison learn about business without formal education?
0:45–1:00
5
What injury changed Addison's approach to health and fitness?
1:00–1:08
6
How did changing her diet help Addison avoid surgery?
1:08–1:29
7
Why is clean eating often more expensive?
1:29–1:45
8
What role does influencer marketing play in scaling a brand?
1:45–45:21
Speakers
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