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How Georgie Stevenson Built Naked Harvest (and a Wellness Empire) · She's On The Money

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Speaker 1: Hello.
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Speaker 2: My name is Santasha Nabananga Bamblet. I'm a proud or
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Speaker 1: Let's get into it.
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Speaker 3: She's on the Money. She's on the Money.
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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to She's on the Money podcast, where
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Speaker 1: we share the secrets to starting, growing and thriving in
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Speaker 1: your own business. I'm your host, Surprise Victoria Divine, and
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Speaker 1: today we are diving into a very special business Diaries
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Speaker 1: episode with someone who knows exactly what it takes to
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Speaker 1: build a brand that truly connects. She started her journey
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Speaker 1: as a law student and turned it into a multi
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Speaker 1: million dollar wellness empire while building one of the most
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Speaker 1: engaged communities I've ever seen in this country. She's proof
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Speaker 1: that when you trust your gut, back yourself fully and
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Speaker 1: throw the rule book straight in the bin. You can
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Speaker 1: build a business and a life that feels truly aligned.
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Speaker 1: She's the co founder of Naked Harvest, a supplement brand
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Speaker 1: that disrupts the male dominated wellness space, and the voice
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Speaker 1: behind the Rise and Conquer podcast, which has become a
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Speaker 1: go to for all women chasing big bold dreams. From
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Speaker 1: quitting her safe law job to launching an app and
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Speaker 1: treating self development like a business strategy. She does it
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Speaker 1: all while being radically honest about the highs and the
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Speaker 1: lows of it all. That's right. You won't be surprised
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Speaker 1: to hear that. Today we are joined by the incredible
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Speaker 1: Georgie Stevenson. Welcome to the show.
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Speaker 4: My love, what an intro. I feel so social.
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Speaker 1: We try so hard with fun intros. I'm not reading
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Speaker 1: the bier that you had on your website, go fro.
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Speaker 1: I was like, I need to take that of mind.
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Speaker 1: You can have this and take it home. It's a
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Speaker 1: Victoria Divine special or put.
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Speaker 4: Down at the bottom by the Thank you so much
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Speaker 4: for having me. I'm so excited to be here. I
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Speaker 4: am such a big fan of the potty and yours
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Speaker 4: for a very long time.
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Speaker 1: So fine, very excited to have you here because I
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Speaker 1: feel like we were saying this on your podcast earlier.
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Speaker 1: It's like a Yin and yang like and I just
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Speaker 1: feel like it fits so well, and I see it
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Speaker 1: as such an opportunity in my podcast obviously to have
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Speaker 1: you on. We could have done a million things, right,
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Speaker 1: Like we could have talked about mindset. We could have
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Speaker 1: talked about strategy or manifestation or literally any of these things.
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Speaker 1: But like, go, I want to know about your business,
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Speaker 1: like I want the needy because you know, my favorite topic.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna say, Oh.
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Speaker 1: You know how many people message me and they're like,
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Speaker 1: I really want to start a business, I want to
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Speaker 1: do this, I want to do that, And they have
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Speaker 1: all these assumptions and you've thrown all of them in
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Speaker 1: the bin. Go, let's start with your business story. Let's
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Speaker 1: dive straight in. Tell me you spent six years studying law,
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Speaker 1: you landed a job, you ran away, you left it
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Speaker 1: all behind you like yeat see you later. Tell me
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Speaker 1: how did you go from there to being the owner
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Speaker 1: of a multi million dollar business, Because that's not just
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Speaker 1: like oh I have a little side hustle girlfriend.
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Speaker 4: You are killing it. Thank you, thank you so really.
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Speaker 4: I yeah, I was doing corporate law. I got to
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Speaker 4: the end, I finished my law degree. I was like
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Speaker 4: in the court, holding that certificate from the judge. I
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Speaker 4: had an offer a really great law firm I'd worked
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Speaker 4: in family law, paid my dues. I was like at
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Speaker 4: that point. And on the side, I was, you know,
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Speaker 4: growing my community on social media. I was doing YouTube and.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I used to follow you. I don't know if
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Speaker 1: I should admit that, but yes, I used to follow you.
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Speaker 1: You and I thank you for this the same page.
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Speaker 4: And I had this just moment where I saw the
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Speaker 4: trajectory of what it could look like being a lawyer,
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Speaker 4: being a corporate lawyer or you know, being a family lawyer.
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Speaker 4: And I was like, cool that, look, it's fine. I
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Speaker 4: could do it. I know I could do it, proving
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Speaker 4: I just proved it. But I was like, I just
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Speaker 4: have this yearning, I have this calling, I have this
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Speaker 4: little voice inside me saying, what if there was something different,
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Speaker 4: what if there was something more? What if you loved
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Speaker 4: going to work? What if you, like you know, woke
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Speaker 4: up every single day and you really felt like you
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Speaker 4: were not only loving your life, but you were like
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Speaker 4: living your passions where other people could feel that. And
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Speaker 4: so that was the little voice. I had no idea,
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Speaker 4: and you couldn't even hear her clearly at that point.
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Speaker 4: Well it's like she said that, but there was nothing else,
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Speaker 4: And I was.
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Speaker 1: Like, what's that even mean?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm a bit confused. But I had never ever
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Speaker 4: taken time for myself. I had never had a gap
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Speaker 4: year out of high school to UNI. I never went traveling.
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Speaker 4: I was always like, oh, no, I've got to check
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Speaker 4: all the things out.
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Speaker 1: The same thing like it was, you just have it
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Speaker 1: inside you that No, a gap year would be wasted time.
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Speaker 1: I cost some money, waste of money, mate of time, Like, no,
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Speaker 1: I've got to go to UNI and get stuff done.
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Speaker 4: It got a life to live here. Yeah, and I've
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Speaker 4: got to do it all very fast.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because we've also got something to prove.
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Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, of course. And I just had this moment
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Speaker 4: where I was like, look, I need some space because
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Speaker 4: this voice is very loud. I do have this side
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Speaker 4: hustle where I'm making some sort of money, So I
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Speaker 4: do have this, you know, net It's not like too crazy,
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Speaker 4: but I need some space to figure out what this
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Speaker 4: all means. So I took a year, caught my gap year,
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Speaker 4: and I spent a year honestly for the first time
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Speaker 4: in my entire life. I was about twenty four twenty
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Speaker 4: five honoring myself and just being like, let's see what happened.
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Speaker 4: It's like completely surrendering, which was I was a control
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Speaker 4: You quit your job, went no other job to go to.
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Speaker 1: I did have money, and I did have a mortgage.
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Speaker 1: We didn't do that without a safety nere No, she's
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Speaker 1: an emergency fund. Very logical, and yeah, I spent it
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Speaker 1: like stilulu, but it's not that there was a plan.
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Speaker 1: Then you got to be diluted, wasn't that.
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Speaker 4: And I spent a year like going on brand trips,
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Speaker 4: like I went to like this gym Shark event, and
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Speaker 4: I like created a recipe ebook and I did a
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Speaker 4: whole bunch of things that were just a bit for you,
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Speaker 4: random and very like Georgie was like, no, if it's
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Speaker 4: got to be like the end goal, like she was
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Speaker 4: very planned, very strategic. Things had to look a certain way.
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Speaker 4: And I just spent the year creating space, doing fun things,
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Speaker 4: very out of character to me. And what eventuated from
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Speaker 4: that year is, you know, I was on YouTube I
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Speaker 4: was on a huge fitness journey then probably a little
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Speaker 4: bit toxic that it was.
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Speaker 1: A sign of the time. No, like we literally and go,
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Speaker 1: well what were you doing? But I was right there
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Speaker 1: with you unbalanced.
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Speaker 4: But look she you know it's got me to variety, soave.
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Speaker 1: It to me please. And nowadays I'm like, do not
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Speaker 1: put that stuff into your body? What are you doing?
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Speaker 1: Absolutely about education with intoitive eating and.
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Speaker 4: You know, so I was doing partnerships and I was
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Speaker 4: working for the supplement brand. It was fully vegan, natural
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Speaker 4: all the things. Because I was also going through a
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Speaker 4: hormone and balance and I was like trying to heal that.
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Speaker 4: And basically I found out through friends of friends in
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Speaker 4: the industry that this supplement company were lying about what
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Speaker 4: was on the packet. They in fact had dairy traces.
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Speaker 4: They in fact had multidextrom which is like sugar and
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Speaker 4: lying complete in the packet. And I was like, what
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Speaker 4: I work for these people. I felt so bad because
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Speaker 4: like I'm influencing people to buy this, And so I
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Speaker 4: remember calling my brother being like, oh my god, I'm
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Speaker 4: so embarrassed, like I've got to tell everyone, like, because
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Speaker 4: I really.
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Speaker 1: Talk, feel like you've got a responsibility. At that point,
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Speaker 1: I really took it seriously.
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Speaker 4: How I showed up online and I really felt like I, yeah,
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Speaker 4: had a responsibility anyway, So that whole thing happened. I
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Speaker 4: told people on YouTube, you'll the video still up if
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Speaker 4: you ever want to go find it.
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Speaker 1: I do, I do.
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Speaker 4: I can always tell you all fair. And then basically
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Speaker 4: Cooper turned around a couple weeks later and he was like,
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Speaker 4: why don't you start your own supplement business.
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Speaker 1: You're a genius and do.
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Speaker 4: It properly and you know, make sure it's integral and
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Speaker 4: you know, you have the community, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 1: And I was like, you're a genius, sir.
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Speaker 4: No. I was like, what are you talking about.
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Speaker 1: I could never do that.
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Speaker 4: I could never start my own business. Like that sounds horrible.
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Speaker 4: I hate logistics. I hate that side of things, Like
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Speaker 4: I want to be creative. I just left corporate. Cooper like,
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Speaker 4: I don't want to be in shackles again. Absolutely not,
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Speaker 4: And so he then was like, yeah, no, I get you.
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Speaker 4: And then again a couple of weeks later he come
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Speaker 4: back and he's like, what if we do it together?
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Speaker 4: What if I did the boring things and you know,
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Speaker 4: you still got to be creative. He knew in his
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Speaker 4: head I was still going to have to do the
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Speaker 4: boring things, but he was trying to pick Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he's a smart man.
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Speaker 4: He's so smart. And he was a plumber at the time. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: no business.
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Speaker 1: Experience, That's exactly what I expected.
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Speaker 4: Obviously he had his own business, so you know, somewhat.
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Speaker 4: So that's how Naked Harvest was born. And really we
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Speaker 4: saw such a gap in the market because at that time,
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Speaker 4: this is what you know, six seven years ago, you'd
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Speaker 4: walk in a supplement store and it was so intimidating.
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Speaker 4: There is lightning bolts that his four nad meg of caffeine.
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Speaker 1: All black and it's all yellow, and it's very aggressive.
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Speaker 4: So aggressive, and the guy serving you as this huge,
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Speaker 4: buff gorilla.
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Speaker 1: Guy we all know didn't get those muscles from the
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Speaker 1: protein on the shows. We all know where where that
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Speaker 1: came from.
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Speaker 4: And he's like, you should take this, and it's like, yeah,
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Speaker 4: four hundred mega caffeine and I'm already an anxiously control
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Speaker 4: freight up. Yeah, Like I don't need that, and I'm
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Speaker 4: trying to balance my hormones and that's the last thing
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Speaker 4: I need and I really just saw such a gap
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Speaker 4: in the market, and I was like, women do not
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Speaker 4: feel safe, they do not feel seen, they do not
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Speaker 4: feel welcome.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely not. Like way back in the day, I was
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Speaker 1: buying that, you know, remember the Max's protein powder, and
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Speaker 1: how I had that cult following I was buying the
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Speaker 1: Maxines protein powder because it was the only one, was
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Speaker 1: the only one that was really marketed towards women. Somewhat
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Speaker 1: I felt like maybe that was better for me, and
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Speaker 1: like you're going on this journey, but you don't know.
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Speaker 4: You don't know, and it feels a bit wild. So
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Speaker 4: we were like, okay, we do want terrible stuff. By
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Speaker 4: the way, just to be incredibly clear for I was
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Speaker 4: going to say, we were like, okay. So basically, the
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Speaker 4: intention of the company is be integral. First of all,
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Speaker 4: what we see in the packaging is what you get snaked,
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Speaker 4: no feelers, no crap, hence the naked and then also
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Speaker 4: fun packaging, pink, fun packaging, because also women get to
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Speaker 4: play in the fitness industry and we don't have to
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Speaker 4: be serious, we don't have to like I'm muscle gorilla mess.
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Speaker 1: Like I know this business inside and out, and like
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Speaker 1: even just hearing you talk about it. I'm like, yes,
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Speaker 1: this is exactly what we need.
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Speaker 4: And we're like, it's not that deep, it's not that serious.
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Speaker 4: We can look after our healths. We can still be.
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Speaker 1: You guys do the seriality, but we don't have to
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Speaker 1: think about that because you've done the thinking for us.
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Speaker 4: Exactly, and you just get to be who you are.
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Speaker 4: You don't have to feel intimidated. You've like the products
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Speaker 4: are very clearly, this is what's in it, this is
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Speaker 4: how it's going to help you. And then also a
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Speaker 4: lot at the start we focused on education for women,
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Speaker 4: so like why creatine is actually really good for women,
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Speaker 4: why al carter teene is actually really good for women,
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Speaker 4: and why making sure it's that this dose, or if
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Speaker 4: you are going to have pre workout, why you should
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Speaker 4: only be having two hundred meg et cetera, excetera, especially
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Speaker 4: if you're having a coffee, and really educating women of
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Speaker 4: what they're putting in their body.
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Speaker 1: Literally, reason why I know about that stuff floating?
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Speaker 4: And yeah, So that's kind of how it was born
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Speaker 4: and how it came about to be. And then obviously
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Speaker 4: you know, we scaled, we worked on it, and it
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Speaker 4: has grown into something like I didn't know more incredible
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Speaker 4: than I ever thought that.
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Speaker 1: It is actually insane how much this has grown. And
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Speaker 1: you know, I think I feel very privileged to have
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Speaker 1: been in a position where I did get to watch
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Speaker 1: that journey. Like obviously we didn't know each other at
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Speaker 1: that point, but like you have been so open and
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Speaker 1: sharing and like going from you know, being Georgie on
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Speaker 1: YouTube who I was watching while I was doing my
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Speaker 1: bikini body workout somewhere else, like no bit like that
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Speaker 1: growth I feel like has matched your audience as well,
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Speaker 1: because we've all gone through it, Like that's what we
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Speaker 1: used to be interested in, And there is this pivot
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Speaker 1: of content where.
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Speaker 4: So just to quickly add because that was another thing
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Speaker 4: as I was also getting out of my toxic culture phase.
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Speaker 4: And so you'll notice on our page we never used
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Speaker 4: before and afters. We never talk about weightless.
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Speaker 1: That's not why we're doing.
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Speaker 4: It, no, and we were very much trying to say, look,
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Speaker 4: you can want a healthy life, and you can want
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Speaker 4: to know about what you put in your body with
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Speaker 4: not the goal of being the smallest possible version of yourself,
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Speaker 4: which is really what debilitated me for years and years
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Speaker 4: and years as well, and it was so toxic and
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Speaker 4: it was just it really kept me so small and
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Speaker 4: so many other ways than just my weight. And so
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Speaker 4: that's also another thing that we voiced and we really
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Speaker 4: four fronted, which again six years ago that was quite
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Speaker 4: bolt Like people thought.
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Speaker 1: That you've paved the way for that to be the norm,
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Speaker 1: and like that is from someone who went through that
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Speaker 1: period of time before finding YouTube, Like this is a
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Speaker 1: bit more personal. I did have an eating disorder and
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Speaker 1: then kind of that was my me gripping at control,
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Speaker 1: right and like it is very controlling, and then getting
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Speaker 1: out of that toxic mindset. Now, if you ask me,
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Speaker 1: my weight is the most unimportant thing about me, Like why.
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Speaker 4: Are we talking about any interesting things?
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Speaker 1: And it annoys me when people bring it up, Like
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Speaker 1: if people are like, oh my goodness, you had a baby,
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Speaker 1: and how did you lose the bait, Let's not talk
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Speaker 1: about that. I'm a finance person, yeah, but don't come
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Speaker 1: to me for that advice. Go somewhere else.
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Speaker 4: That's literally why I started my podcast, because I'm like, no,
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Speaker 4: let's actually be women who can have deeper conversations that's
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Speaker 4: more than how we look and what way?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, all right, Georgie. I have loved this, but
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to hold it up there. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to a really quick break and on the flip side,
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Speaker 1: we're gonna dive a little bit deeper. You went into
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Speaker 1: business with your brother. They always say don't go into
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Speaker 1: business with friends or family, and you literally went for
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Speaker 1: the closest one to you.
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Speaker 4: I know I did get that memo. What's that you know?
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Speaker 1: I'm so sorry I forgot to text it to you.
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Speaker 1: It's clearly worked out though, But nitty gritty, what's it
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Speaker 1: like working with your brother? Because if I worked with
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Speaker 1: my sister, we would act exactly like like sisters. Honestly.
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Speaker 4: It's funny because me and Cooper, so I actually have
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Speaker 4: three older brothers, So I have like the two oldest oldest,
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Speaker 4: and then it's like Cooper and then it's me.
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Speaker 1: I'm the youngest out of this baby.
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Speaker 4: The baby girl of course says a lot. And me
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Speaker 4: and Cooper kind of grew up together because the older
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Speaker 4: two were a bit older. We'd always be playing together,
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Speaker 4: so we had this mutual respect and we always.
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Speaker 1: Saw each other like you two against the world.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, like very on the same level. And I'd say
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Speaker 4: we were close growing up. But I wouldn't say we
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Speaker 4: were like extremely close. Like it wasn't like ride or
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Speaker 4: die vibes. It was like, oh, yeah, he's my brother.
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Speaker 4: You know, he'd like dub on me if I went
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Speaker 4: to a party and stuff like, Yeah, it wasn't like
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Speaker 4: best he still.
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Speaker 1: Deeper dobber, but like a strange time he'd had your back.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, no, he had my back. And then we I
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Speaker 4: don't know, I think we had this beautiful mutual respect
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Speaker 4: for each other. I really respect him for his business mind,
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Speaker 4: for his integrity, for the way he shows up for
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Speaker 4: his wife, his children, the way he's always showed up
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Speaker 4: for his family, you know, his values. He's always respected
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Speaker 4: me for my creativity, for you know, obviously what I
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Speaker 4: do on social media, on my drive. And we've always
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Speaker 4: realized that without the like, for example, I could have
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Speaker 4: started this business and done this business by myself, and
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Speaker 4: the fact is I didn't want to and he made
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Speaker 4: it easier, and I absolutely like would not want to
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Speaker 4: do it with anyone else. And also actually maybe I
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Speaker 4: could not have like who knows, because that's.
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Speaker 1: I love the different reality between the two of you two.
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Speaker 1: It's really it's so.
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Speaker 4: Fun and beautiful, so wholesome, we have so much love
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Speaker 4: and respect, and I think what makes it really great
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Speaker 4: is if there's any problems, we are so great at
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Speaker 4: communicating and we will always be so real with ourselves
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Speaker 4: and with the other person, and we just talk it out.
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Speaker 4: And I think also in business, you have to have
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Speaker 4: so much trust. And I think him being my blood,
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Speaker 4: you know, our family being very close and connected, he
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Speaker 4: is someone I trust with my inherently, yeah, inherently, And
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Speaker 4: I think it's like there's never any ickiness there. And
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Speaker 4: also like for a long time, obviously I know everything,
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Speaker 4: but like he kind of did the financials, logistics and
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Speaker 4: what we're not to ask about that next, and I
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Speaker 4: could always we were transparent with each other. But I
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Speaker 4: had so much trust because he trusted me so much.
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Speaker 4: Like obviously it's a more of a female brand. So
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Speaker 4: it's like I really took control with creative, with our message,
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Speaker 4: with how we showed up online, with you know, kind
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Speaker 4: of the front facing things of the business. And he
17:25
Speaker 4: never questioned me. Actually he did sometimes, but like.
17:28
Speaker 1: Very like constructively.
17:29
Speaker 4: Yeah, So we've always just had this. You still need
17:32
Speaker 4: your brother to.
17:33
Speaker 1: Keep you in check and be like, what are you
17:34
Speaker 1: doing on the internet. Georgie.
17:35
Speaker 4: Yes, and you go, okay, let me let me explain,
17:38
Speaker 4: let me justify market the marketing tactic.
17:41
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
17:41
Speaker 4: And then also what's been really good is because we
17:44
Speaker 4: had this business over for example, you know, I have
17:47
Speaker 4: had Ivy, I'm pregnant again. He has three children with
17:52
Speaker 4: fourth on the way. Ah, I know, babies, so many babes.
17:56
Speaker 4: We come from a big family, and so sometimes I
17:59
Speaker 4: have to tap out of the business a bit, and
18:01
Speaker 4: then sometimes he does. And honestly, having a business partner
18:05
Speaker 4: who has so much respect and.
18:07
Speaker 1: On the same life journey as you as well, like
18:09
Speaker 1: and they didn't get the kids. That might be different,
18:11
Speaker 1: but like he just.
18:12
Speaker 4: Again have love for you, and they weren't. Like, no,
18:14
Speaker 4: I want you to have the best newborn experience.
18:17
Speaker 2: Yeah.
18:17
Speaker 4: So it's honestly incredible. I feel love that so blessed.
18:20
Speaker 1: I could never have a business partner ever ever again
18:23
Speaker 1: because your bar is set up here. You touched on
18:26
Speaker 1: finances before. Tell me how did you make it work
18:29
Speaker 1: financially to begin with? Because like Naked Harvest, gorgeous business,
18:33
Speaker 1: but like you would have had to invest so much
18:36
Speaker 1: in branding, packaging, manufacturing, and then I'm just going to
18:40
Speaker 1: take a stab in the dark here. Your products probably
18:42
Speaker 1: cost a lot more to produce because they are naked,
18:45
Speaker 1: like they ask what they say they are on the packet.
18:47
Speaker 1: There's no filler, there's no junk like that means more expensive.
18:52
Speaker 1: How did you do it?
18:53
Speaker 5: So?
18:53
Speaker 4: And to be very transparent, we both put in about
18:56
Speaker 4: eighty grand each to start Naked Harvest, and that included
19:00
Speaker 4: that's a good start, yes, that included developing the products.
19:03
Speaker 4: That included you know, paying for the first round of packaging,
19:07
Speaker 4: Trademark's website, all that sort of stuff. And it was
19:11
Speaker 4: over a year, so it wasn't like eighty grand all up.
19:13
Speaker 4: It was like just like incremental across the journey. But
19:17
Speaker 4: did you talk about that first, like hey, we have
19:19
Speaker 4: to tip in money or did you both just have
19:21
Speaker 4: a level of financial security before you started.
19:24
Speaker 1: We did.
19:25
Speaker 4: I honestly don't think we released how much it was
19:27
Speaker 4: going to cost, because that's a lot of money off.
19:29
Speaker 1: Also, if I told you how much it would have cost,
19:31
Speaker 1: you probably would have shied away a little bit absolutely, like,
19:34
Speaker 1: oh no, that's a big investment.
19:36
Speaker 2: I know.
19:36
Speaker 4: And it kept costing more and more money, like they
19:38
Speaker 4: kept being more things. Cooper actually had to refinance his house.
19:42
Speaker 4: Oh my good so he leveraged his house on.
19:44
Speaker 1: A bit really said I believe in you.
19:47
Speaker 4: Yeah, like he was like, I'm all in. I personally
19:50
Speaker 4: didn't like I just like again, was working the whole time,
19:53
Speaker 4: using cash coming in, using all my sounds.
19:56
Speaker 1: Like you guys are like self funded.
19:58
Speaker 4: Self funded, bootstrapped, and then what we would do is like,
20:02
Speaker 4: you know, we sold the first you know, round of products,
20:05
Speaker 4: and then we used all the money to invest back
20:06
Speaker 4: in the next round. Yeah, et cetera, et cetera, and
20:09
Speaker 4: we're still self funded, we're still fully bootstrapped, and we
20:12
Speaker 4: just make it work. Honestly, it's scary sometimes you've an
20:15
Speaker 4: eight figure company and how much money we've got to
20:17
Speaker 4: pay to.
20:17
Speaker 1: Let we're not talking and as we're talking eight figures here.
20:21
Speaker 4: It's really scary the amount of money we have to
20:23
Speaker 4: let go of.
20:24
Speaker 1: And I'm just easing invoicing coming in and out, like
20:28
Speaker 1: something for me about scaling. And I definitely am not
20:31
Speaker 1: at your level, Like I'm seven figure, low seven figures,
20:35
Speaker 1: and I look at it and I just go, oh
20:36
Speaker 1: my goodness, Like I do payroll and I go, that's
20:39
Speaker 1: so much money. And I do tax, and I do
20:41
Speaker 1: super in all of these things, Like they start adding
20:44
Speaker 1: up and I think people go, oh my god, you
20:46
Speaker 1: must be so rich. Like if you looked at my
20:47
Speaker 1: bank account and I go, babe, all that's allocated, Like
20:50
Speaker 1: that's payroll right there, that's that's that. You know, I've
20:52
Speaker 1: got my little business emergency fund. Do you get overwhelmed
20:56
Speaker 1: doing it now? Because it's scaled? Like do you look
20:59
Speaker 1: at it and log into your Internet banking and see
21:01
Speaker 1: numbers and go ill? Like that's a lot.
21:04
Speaker 4: Honestly, I think because of the mindset work and like
21:08
Speaker 4: the energetics I've done around money, I don't. Yeah, but
21:11
Speaker 4: that has taken so much work. I've worked on my
21:14
Speaker 4: money story. I've worked on my smatic feeling towards you know,
21:19
Speaker 4: three hundred grand leaving the bank account.
21:22
Speaker 1: At one time in one transaction.
21:24
Speaker 4: In one transaction to ospos and specifically pins. Yeah, And
21:29
Speaker 4: I've had to because money disregulates people and then they
21:32
Speaker 4: make bad decisions in a disregulated place. And so I
21:36
Speaker 4: have kind of understood that from the start. And Mean
21:39
Speaker 4: Cooper have been huge on self development, which we were
21:42
Speaker 4: big on before we started Naked Harvest, which again so
21:45
Speaker 4: grateful for and so we just have really worked on
21:48
Speaker 4: our nervous system. We have worked on our mindset, We
21:52
Speaker 4: have worked on the you know, like not only the mindset,
21:55
Speaker 4: obviously having the strategy. We have the right people, we
21:57
Speaker 4: have the right accountant, we have a financial and we
22:00
Speaker 4: have the people. And so then I trust, I really trust,
22:04
Speaker 4: and it is scary, and I can be very transparent
22:06
Speaker 4: and say, like, to run our business, yes, it's an
22:09
Speaker 4: eight figure business. To run per month takes about six
22:13
Speaker 4: hundred thousand dollars. That's the like, we're not profiting off that.
22:16
Speaker 1: No, that's just the base amount that needs to come
22:18
Speaker 1: in to pay people like and I think people forget
22:22
Speaker 1: that when you start scaling.
22:23
Speaker 4: Like you just paying more money.
22:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like and people go, oh my god, she must
22:28
Speaker 1: have millions and millions of profit. Yes, of course, Like
22:31
Speaker 1: we're sharing that publicly too, but like that is small
22:35
Speaker 1: in comparison to what it takes to run that beast.
22:38
Speaker 4: And also, like, you know, if God forbids something happens
22:41
Speaker 4: one month, then you know we are going through a
22:44
Speaker 4: lot happening with you.
22:45
Speaker 1: If you're investing in a new product and you're like,
22:47
Speaker 1: you know, it hasn't been released yet, and you need
22:49
Speaker 1: to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on this, Like
22:52
Speaker 1: you've got to not only have the cash flow to
22:54
Speaker 1: sustain the business, where's the investment for growth coming from?
22:57
Speaker 4: Well, that's even something we've learned on the way, I guess.
23:00
Speaker 4: And we have no business backgrounds and no financial background.
23:04
Speaker 4: None of our family members have done this. I didn't
23:06
Speaker 4: really have a team around you, right, amazing team. But
23:08
Speaker 4: for example, like a couple of years ago, we launched
23:11
Speaker 4: the candy collection at Naked Harvest and this was six
23:14
Speaker 4: products that all had like candy flavored and this was
23:17
Speaker 4: really huge for us. We actually had such a huge
23:19
Speaker 4: scaling moment in our business. But for example, we had
23:23
Speaker 4: never backed and paid for cash flow wise six products
23:28
Speaker 4: because again our products are very high quality and they
23:32
Speaker 4: do take a lot of money, especially the batches we
23:34
Speaker 4: do them in. And for example, that was the scariest
23:37
Speaker 4: point because for a moment there I was like cash
23:40
Speaker 4: flow wise, I was like, holy shit, this covera shine
23:43
Speaker 4: needs to work out otherwise we're not going to have jobs. Yep.
23:47
Speaker 1: And that was a moment. Again obviously huge tree seeing that, right.
23:51
Speaker 4: No, they just see the huge launch and it went
23:53
Speaker 4: so I was so perfect, Thank god, because I would
23:57
Speaker 4: have been on the streets. I would have had gone
23:59
Speaker 4: back to the But again, that was such a huge
24:02
Speaker 4: moment where I was like, oh, huge risks, huge reward,
24:07
Speaker 4: huge risk. And again it doesn't always turn out. We've
24:10
Speaker 4: had other launches where it hasn't turned out. We've made mistakes.
24:14
Speaker 1: I'm glad it wasn't one way. You did six products
24:16
Speaker 1: at one.
24:16
Speaker 4: Time the Lord, and yeah, we've had to figure out
24:20
Speaker 4: that sort of stuff. But again, you keep showing up,
24:24
Speaker 4: you keep working it out. You google a lot of stuff,
24:28
Speaker 4: you listen to podcasts.
24:30
Speaker 1: You've got to be open to it. I think the
24:31
Speaker 1: second that you stop being open to learning and you
24:34
Speaker 1: start thinking you know everything is the moment that your
24:37
Speaker 1: business starts to slow down and fall because you're actually
24:40
Speaker 1: not all that anymore.
24:42
Speaker 4: And also think, the biggest thing about our business that
24:45
Speaker 4: has always kind of worked well is from the very
24:49
Speaker 4: start we have listened to our community.
24:51
Speaker 1: You guys have a thriving community. What's the secret there?
24:55
Speaker 1: Because you're listening to them, but like, not only are
24:57
Speaker 1: you listening, they want you to do well like your community.
25:02
Speaker 1: Oh my god, they don't just back you, They they
25:06
Speaker 1: ride at dawn like they are, that's there, but like
25:10
Speaker 1: am I lying? Like you no say anything bad about you? Guys,
25:14
Speaker 1: they're the first to be like absolutely not. Like you
25:16
Speaker 1: don't even need your own PR team. They'll look after you.
25:18
Speaker 4: We don't have PRS.
25:19
Speaker 1: No, you don't need it because this community is backing you.
25:24
Speaker 1: How do you create a community that backs you your products,
25:28
Speaker 1: even products that haven't been launched yet, because they know
25:30
Speaker 1: that you did the right thing. How do you do that, Georgie?
25:33
Speaker 1: Because that's the unicorn, isn't it? Yes?
25:36
Speaker 4: I think you like, like I said, for example, before
25:40
Speaker 4: we even started Naked Harvest, we had the intention that
25:44
Speaker 4: this was to make women feel seen in the fitness
25:47
Speaker 4: industry and to make them feel welcomed and to make
25:50
Speaker 4: no one feel like they have to change their body
25:53
Speaker 4: but they can still look after their health. And because
25:57
Speaker 4: we went with such a beautiful intention and obviously such
26:01
Speaker 4: a hard hitting intention that resonated with and we didn't
26:06
Speaker 4: just start with that and then start making a lot
26:08
Speaker 4: of success and forget. We've maintained that the whole way through.
26:12
Speaker 4: Like I said, we constantly asked our community what do
26:16
Speaker 4: they want? How do they want it? Like, for example,
26:18
Speaker 4: we recently repriced. Our creatives saw that it was so exciting.
26:24
Speaker 1: Oh like just a brand being like, hey, we're doing
26:28
Speaker 1: really well, we can drop prices for you. What brand
26:31
Speaker 1: does that? Georgie?
26:32
Speaker 4: I know, especially when like, look our CFO was like, oh,
26:35
Speaker 4: your CFO would have been like Georgie's de Lulu again
26:38
Speaker 4: and you're like, hold my mic Well, So we have
26:41
Speaker 4: always when we are creating prices for a product, we
26:45
Speaker 4: go off a set formula of how much the product costs,
26:48
Speaker 4: and then obviously putting on a certain amount to cover
26:52
Speaker 4: costs for our team, for for dekeeping, the life for
26:55
Speaker 4: the next products, et cetera. And it has always been
26:57
Speaker 4: a set for me. It's just how we do it.
26:59
Speaker 4: We don't actually looked too much at the market. We
27:01
Speaker 4: don't actually try it, which.
27:03
Speaker 1: Because we're not trying to compete with the market. We're
27:05
Speaker 1: in our own lane.
27:06
Speaker 4: We just see ourselves in our own lane. And for example,
27:09
Speaker 4: we are very excitedly working with a new manufacturer and
27:13
Speaker 4: they were able to get us the same high quality
27:16
Speaker 4: ingredients for creating. Creating is interesting because it's basically one ingredient.
27:20
Speaker 4: So that's why we could do such a drop and
27:23
Speaker 4: basically we started working with a new manufacturer and we
27:25
Speaker 4: got a really great deal because we were buying so
27:28
Speaker 4: much of it. Because we had never launched creatine. We
27:31
Speaker 4: bought a smaller batch. It went bananas scale, and so
27:35
Speaker 4: we buy bigger batches now and so that exact formula
27:40
Speaker 4: has now changed. And of course we could have kept
27:43
Speaker 4: that profit. That would have been the business decision. That's
27:46
Speaker 4: probably what other people would have done. But me and
27:49
Speaker 4: Cooper sat down and I said, you know, it's really important.
27:51
Speaker 4: At the moment. There is a lot happening in the economy.
27:54
Speaker 4: People are really feeling it. And our goal is always
27:57
Speaker 4: to make supplements accessible and easy to use in their
28:01
Speaker 4: life and easy to buy and easy to you know,
28:04
Speaker 4: so it doesn't feel so it doesn't feel like a
28:08
Speaker 4: lifestyle for these people over there. It's a lifestyle that
28:12
Speaker 4: everyone do have. We all get to enjoy our health,
28:15
Speaker 4: we all get to be healthy. So we were like, yeah,
28:18
Speaker 4: we're going to reduce the price, and we obviously, you know,
28:21
Speaker 4: did a whole post on it, and we had such
28:24
Speaker 4: great feedback. Obviously people are going to love that.
28:26
Speaker 1: We love saving money.
28:28
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course I love saving money.
28:29
Speaker 1: If you're your community, talk about saving money.
28:32
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I think like another thing too, is we've
28:35
Speaker 4: always been very transparent with our community. We've always just
28:38
Speaker 4: been like, here's how it is if we make a mistake,
28:40
Speaker 4: here's how it is, if we, you know, need to
28:43
Speaker 4: change prices, if people are upset about something. We are
28:46
Speaker 4: so transparent. We always listen to our community. And also,
28:50
Speaker 4: my community knows I'm not perfect. They know I never
28:54
Speaker 4: you know, ran a business before, and they're so beautiful
28:58
Speaker 4: with me being someone who can just like show up
29:02
Speaker 4: for them, for the community and be myself. It's such
29:06
Speaker 4: a beautiful. It's a relationship. I really see Naked Harvest
29:10
Speaker 4: in a relationship with its community, and I think that
29:13
Speaker 4: is what makes our business so different.
29:15
Speaker 1: It's so good. Pivoting back to finance for a hot second,
29:20
Speaker 1: So you run an eight figure business, At what point
29:23
Speaker 1: did you go, Holy guacamole, this is a number I've hit.
29:26
Speaker 1: I feel successful because you speak to business owners and
29:31
Speaker 1: you just don't take the time sometimes to reflect or
29:34
Speaker 1: take the time to set financial goals where you feel
29:36
Speaker 1: like you've made it like everyone wants to make it.
29:40
Speaker 1: But what does that even mean? So when you were
29:42
Speaker 1: setting financial goals, was there a number that you hit that,
29:44
Speaker 1: you were like, Cooper, Cooper, did you see that? I
29:48
Speaker 1: think we're legit now, like or do you still feel
29:50
Speaker 1: you're like you're just oh, we're treading water, we're doing this,
29:53
Speaker 1: we're doing that. What is it like? Such a good question.
29:56
Speaker 4: I honestly think probably when we did hit that seven figures,
30:00
Speaker 4: because again, I come from a family where my dad
30:04
Speaker 4: was a plumber, my mom was a stay at home mum,
30:05
Speaker 4: and they you know, we had the best childhood and
30:07
Speaker 4: we had everything.
30:08
Speaker 1: We needed but a million dollars.
30:10
Speaker 4: But we were yeah, we were not in that category.
30:12
Speaker 4: So when you know, the business made around that, and
30:16
Speaker 4: the biggest thing was the business made around that much money.
30:21
Speaker 4: And I loved showing up for work. I loved our community,
30:25
Speaker 4: I loved our products, I loved working. I loved looking
30:28
Speaker 4: at the profit and loss and like all those things.
30:31
Speaker 4: That was probably the moment where I was like, holy crap,
30:36
Speaker 4: I cannot believe we have not only created this community,
30:40
Speaker 4: this company, but it's felt not so much easy because
30:45
Speaker 4: it has like absolutely like dig work. I probably worked
30:49
Speaker 4: way more than I did when I was in my
30:50
Speaker 4: corporate job, but it has felt so aligned and so
30:56
Speaker 4: exciting and so I just felt so lit up the
31:00
Speaker 4: whole time. And I think that was the moment where
31:02
Speaker 4: I was like, holy crap, Like I did not believe
31:06
Speaker 4: this was ever possible. I grew up with my dad
31:08
Speaker 4: being like, you work hard, you provide for your family.
31:11
Speaker 4: It's not fun. Like he was digging trenches his whole life, plumbing,
31:15
Speaker 4: and so like.
31:15
Speaker 1: Now he's sort of like floats around and he's like,
31:17
Speaker 1: do you want to come in my pool? And he's
31:19
Speaker 1: just like, what is this life? Ye, no joke.
31:21
Speaker 4: Amut of money conversations I have my parents is incredible
31:24
Speaker 4: and it's so open minded, so what's really good? But
31:27
Speaker 4: I think that was the moment where I was like, what, Yeah,
31:30
Speaker 4: this is possible. Yeah and did it and I did
31:33
Speaker 4: it and yeah, it's honestly still surreal. Like when I'm like, oh,
31:36
Speaker 4: we have an eight figure company, I'm like do we?
31:37
Speaker 5: Though?
31:38
Speaker 4: Like, let me just check.
31:40
Speaker 1: Do you feel a little bit like a fraud? Like
31:43
Speaker 1: is there that I feel like you wouldn't because you're
31:46
Speaker 1: so good at mindset? But I talked to so many
31:48
Speaker 1: business owners that are like, oh, like I do have
31:50
Speaker 1: that money on my account and I do have this
31:52
Speaker 1: I do feel a little bit like a fraud or
31:54
Speaker 1: like you know, you've got that imposter syndrome, You've got
31:58
Speaker 1: that idea that someone's going to you on.
32:00
Speaker 4: The shoulder and it's all gonna go away.
32:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, And like I still struggle with that a little
32:04
Speaker 1: bit because I just go what if, Like what if?
32:08
Speaker 1: What if people realize that I'm just a girl with
32:10
Speaker 1: an iPhone and I'm not as smart as you think
32:13
Speaker 1: I am. Yeah, and like you know when we stuff,
32:16
Speaker 1: course it's talking about its electrophic career that's obviously not
32:19
Speaker 1: gonna happen any But do you feel that.
32:23
Speaker 4: Again, Absolutely, I'm only human. I come just just a girl. Yeah,
32:27
Speaker 4: Like I'm just a girl. And I, like I said,
32:29
Speaker 4: the background I come from, I never thought this would
32:32
Speaker 4: be my life. Like I even if I was dreaming
32:34
Speaker 4: super big, I don't ever think I would have like
32:38
Speaker 4: got here. So absolutely, and of course I feel the
32:41
Speaker 4: fears and the doubts and the imposter syndrome. But again
32:45
Speaker 4: because of the mindset work I do and I teach,
32:49
Speaker 4: I am constantly processing those feelings and never letting them
32:54
Speaker 4: disregulate me or overtake me, because again I don't want
32:58
Speaker 4: them to rule any disc decisions. And I truly believe.
33:01
Speaker 4: It's like when you're stepping into the person you want
33:04
Speaker 4: to be and you're clear in your vision, you need
33:07
Speaker 4: to make decisions from that person, not who you currently are,
33:11
Speaker 4: and that's how you get there. And so if you're
33:14
Speaker 4: currently feeling like doubt, imposter syndrome, not good enough, and
33:19
Speaker 4: you make decisions from that, you're going to either stay
33:22
Speaker 4: the same or go backwards. And we obviously don't want
33:25
Speaker 4: to do that. So when I am feeling like that,
33:28
Speaker 4: I regulate my nervous system. I know, process it.
33:32
Speaker 5: I do some.
33:32
Speaker 4: EFT tapping and I work through. It's just an emotion
33:35
Speaker 4: and we all feel it like we all have fear.
33:37
Speaker 4: It's our brain protecting us. Thank you brand.
33:39
Speaker 1: But you can stop that now, like I get fight
33:41
Speaker 1: off flight, but I'm not a cave man. Please stop this.
33:44
Speaker 4: No, I have the tools, and that's the thing is
33:46
Speaker 4: we all have the tools, and we all can progress
33:49
Speaker 4: in this area. And so then I get myself in
33:52
Speaker 4: a mindset in a like my nervous system in a
33:55
Speaker 4: position of future me, and then I do my day
33:58
Speaker 4: make decisions from.
34:00
Speaker 1: I love that so much. If someone is listening to
34:03
Speaker 1: this podcast and they haven't been introduced to you before.
34:07
Speaker 1: Obviously you've got a whole podcast, You've got Rise and Conquer,
34:10
Speaker 1: which I'm obsessed with, Like I feel like, if I'm
34:12
Speaker 1: in a bad mood, I'm like, absolutely not, let's put
34:15
Speaker 1: on an episode of this because I'll step into the
34:16
Speaker 1: right mindset that if they've just met you and they're
34:21
Speaker 1: obviously listening to this episode because we're talking about business
34:23
Speaker 1: and life and how all of that comes together. What
34:26
Speaker 1: would you say is your biggest piece of advice for
34:30
Speaker 1: stepping into being the person you want to be in business?
34:33
Speaker 4: I think you've said this in your intro, but you
34:36
Speaker 4: have to throw out the rule book because I guarantee you, like,
34:41
Speaker 4: we all have these beautiful desires on our hearts that
34:45
Speaker 4: are unique to us, and how I've done it is
34:48
Speaker 4: going to be different to how Victoria does it and
34:52
Speaker 4: how so many other people want to do it. And
34:54
Speaker 4: so it's really important to have expanders, to have these
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Speaker 4: people we look to and we get inspiration and motivation to.
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Speaker 4: But the biggest change that I saw in my evolution
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Speaker 4: in my business success was when I started listening to
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Speaker 4: my intuition, to my inner self, and I quieted the
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Speaker 4: noise and I was able to follow my desires and
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Speaker 4: trust myself and build that self trust. And simply how
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Speaker 4: you build that self trust is you say you're going
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Speaker 4: to do something and you do it, and so like
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Speaker 4: that can be very small and you can build that up.
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Speaker 4: And yeah, I would say, like, start listening to yourself more,
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Speaker 4: start getting self curious. Like again, if you are having
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Speaker 4: limiting beliefs of why you can't start the business or
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Speaker 4: why you can't be successful, this is really great because
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Speaker 4: it's just showing you what you need to look at,
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Speaker 4: what you need to heal, what you need to transcend,
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Speaker 4: what you need to move through in order to be
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Speaker 4: this incredible person.
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Speaker 1: That you we all have.
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Speaker 4: Like I had that little voice and I still wasn't clear,
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Speaker 4: and I had to go and find her and I
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Speaker 4: had to go and clear the gun work.
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Speaker 1: It's literal work.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's you got to do the work. And so
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Speaker 4: I really believe it's like, start listening to your little
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Speaker 4: internal dialogue a bit more, Start listening to those fears,
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Speaker 4: those limiting beliefs, because it's going to show you what
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Speaker 4: you need to clear, what you need to move through
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Speaker 4: to become your most incredible self, which we all have
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Speaker 4: that person inside us, like I love to say, like
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Speaker 4: I'm not special, Like if you met twenty one year
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Speaker 4: old Georgie, you would be like, oh my god, she's
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Speaker 4: so average, she's so normal. There's nothing special about her.
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Speaker 1: That is not true, but sure, and I will believe
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Speaker 1: that second.
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Speaker 4: Thank you for Brett. But I have been able to
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Speaker 4: progress because I have believed in myself because of the
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Speaker 4: self trust. I've cleared the gunk and anyone can do it.
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Speaker 4: And I feel like you feel the same way, where
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Speaker 4: you're like, absolutely, if I can do it, baby, you
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Speaker 4: can do it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Like I just you can, Like it's not that
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Speaker 1: hard or that deep. You actually just have to pull
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Speaker 1: your head out of the sand and get some work done.
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Speaker 1: Like I think so many of us are writing.
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Speaker 4: Look at like the iky stuff. You have to look
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Speaker 4: at your conditioning. You have to look at why you
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Speaker 4: think that way while why.
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Speaker 1: You have that confronting Like we're not here saying this
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Speaker 1: is easy work, Like it's easy once you get there,
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Speaker 1: but like the work can feel icky, it can feel gross,
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Speaker 1: it can be really confronting because you're learning things about
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Speaker 1: yourself that you don't really like, Like no.
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Speaker 4: We're becoming a new person.
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Speaker 1: No one wants to hear that they're not who they
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Speaker 1: want to be. Yeah, like I want someone to be like, oh,
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Speaker 1: you're so inspiring. But there was a period of time
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Speaker 1: when I was not that.
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Speaker 4: No, I wasn't inspiring, and I didn't feel good about myself,
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Speaker 4: and I didn't have good internal dialogue, and I didn't
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Speaker 4: have the self belief and the self esteem and all
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Speaker 4: those sorts of things like that. Georgia was built brick
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Speaker 4: by brick, So if I can do it, like you
37:54
Speaker 4: can do it too.
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Speaker 1: We're just girls. We're just hanging out and I know
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Speaker 1: that we've done the World House. But at the end
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Speaker 1: of the day, we just girls that have done the work.
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Speaker 4: And who love the work. I find a hidden limiting
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Speaker 4: belief or like a doubt, and I'm like.
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Speaker 1: She's going, yes, perfect, let's do the work. Yeah, I've
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Speaker 1: got more work to do. This was good.
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Speaker 4: I love a challenge, Georgie.
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Speaker 1: I have adored this conversation, and I just know that
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Speaker 1: my community is going to eat it up as much
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Speaker 1: as I have right now, like they are going to
38:21
Speaker 1: be like Victoria. That was one of the best episodes,
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Speaker 1: So thank you so much for that. Thank you for
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Speaker 1: your time and I just you've shared so much like
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Speaker 1: your honesty, your insight, even just going back to yeah,
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Speaker 1: the numbers happen when you do the work on your mindset.
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Speaker 1: Is so true for anyone who isn't following along already,
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Speaker 1: which they absolutely should be. Where's the best place to
38:43
Speaker 1: find exactly what you're up to it?
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Speaker 4: It was just my personal instagram, Georgie Stevenson or Naked Harvest
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Speaker 4: or all of them, Naked Harvest's Instagram, whatever you feel.
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Speaker 1: Like, Oh my goodness, well, thank you so much for
38:54
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38:57
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38:59
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39:02
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