If you think entrepreneurship is hard, try starting a company in a new country in a second language. That’s what Amelia Leme did when she launched @manathreads, and she tells her story on the show this week. Amelia talks about making a change in the textile industry, building her business network from scratch, and “MANAfesting” her way to success. Amelia’s positive energy shines through in this episode and she’ll leave you inspired to crush your goals. 

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Start with why. This week's podcast is all about making it happen - and who better to be our guest than producer Shandi Kano? Shandi talks the perks of freelancing, putting dreams into action, and balancing athletic pursuits with work life. If you need a reminder to get shit done, this is it! 

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Entrepreneurship is not a solitary endeavor. This week we are joined by Susan Pieper, founder and CEO of DMOS Collective. Susan shares her perspective on the word negotiation, how she balances being a goofball and a serious leader, and her vision for starting the company that’s eradicating the world of shitty lawn and garden tools. Susan is a grade A badass, you don’t want to miss this one! 

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Get ready for the pants revolution. One of the most unique businesses we've had on the podcast, this week's guest is Georgia Grace Edwards, co-founder of SheFly Apparel. The women of SheFly aim to change the way women experience the outdoors through persistence, encouragement, and evolution. Georgia Grace talks about entrepreneurship, designing for equality, and how there's room for improvement in women's wear.

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​Keep your eye on the chase. This week's guest: Jenn Kriske, founder of women's cycling apparel company Machines for Freedom. Jenn talks about her feelings around March's word Revolution, breaking the "rules" of cycling, and navigating a company acquisition. 

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You're the one who knows yourself best. On this episode of Outside by Design we are joined by entrepreneur and badass Mallory Ottariano, owner of Kind Apparel. Mallory shares how she got her start sewing in her parents' basement, constantly craving challenge, and to not be afraid of making shit up.

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Find power in your truth, not the life others design for you. This week’s guest blew us away: the amazing Annelise Loevlie, CEO of Icelantic Skis. Annelise shares her journey to feel like a real CEO and talks about focusing on self care first and embracing her own unique leadership style. This episode is a must-listen for any entrepreneurs, CEOs, or outdoor industry professionals. 

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"Just making a good product, in my opinion, isn't enough anymore." On this episode we're joined by Luis Benitez, director of the Colorado Outdoor Recreation Industry Office. The brilliant Luis explains why state offices like his are important, how population growth in mountain states impacts the outdoor economy, and how to make an impact as a brand in our industry. Leave a comment or an iTunes review to let us know what you like about the episode!

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How far out do outdoor brands start planning their future product lines? Find out on this episode of Outside by Design where we chat with Marie Weathers from Dakine. Marie talks about her role as Dealer Services Manager, the dilemma of B2B sales vs Direct to Consumer, and her surprising background before she started working at Dakine. Leave a comment below and let us know what you think of the episode!

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We all have dreams, but do we listen to them? Clinical herbalist Melissa Mutterspaugh, founder of Mountain Mel's, sure did. Hear Melissa talk about balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, the businesses lessons she's gained from working as a guide, and making her literal dreams a reality on this episode of Outside by Design. 

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