As lovers of the great outdoors, our enjoyment comes from nature. It’s only logical to run a sustainable business, so the next generation can enjoy the same lifestyle.
But if you’re running an apparel brand, being sustainable is almost impossible! Sustainable packaging and materials are either non-existent, hard to source, or expensive.
That hasn’t stopped our guest Stephen Weisbuch. His apparel company, The Recycled Planet, has taken this ethos of sustainability to the extreme. They use exclusively recycled, repurposed or sustainable materials — no matter how expensive it makes his jackets.
Now, if you’re running your business to make a living, I’m not saying you have to go broke in the name of sustainability.
In fact, in this episode, you’ll discover a variety of tricks for making your brand sustainable (without sacrificing your bottom line).
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There’s no right or wrong way to live. But let’s be honest: you didn’t grow up wanting to work in a confined space 40 hours a week, did you?
It’s why we need hobbies on the side.
Travel, hiking, boating… These passions turn a mere existence into a life worth living.
But what if you could turn your “side hobby” into a business? Instead of hitting snooze 5x before you wake up, you’d spring out of bed, ready to seize the day.
Today’s guest, Mike Goldfarb, founder of Bhanti, reveals the secret for transforming your side hobby into a money-making machine.
In this episode, you’ll discover how following your passion (and listening closely to the market) can turn the activity you love into the activity that brings you money.
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