Everybody messes up, it's just how you react that counts. This week we're joined by Jenny Verrochi, Co-Founder of Wild Barn Coffee (formerly Backcountry Nitro). Jenny talks about getting caught up in the Backcountry trademark debacle, her experience founding a company with her best friend, and how they bring an authentic, wild spirit to their brand. We can't wait to see where Wild Barn goes from here!

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Fall in love with the problem, not the solution.

This week we're joined by Alyssa Ravasio, founder of Hipcamp! Alyssa talks how she started her business, the things she's learned through entrepreneurship, building a community around a shared interest, and our word of the month, synthesis. 

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Are you celebrating Women-Led Wednesday today? We launched this week's episode a day early because today (November 27th) is Women-Led Wednesday - a national shopping holiday founded by this week's guest Cassie Abel! Cassie is a self-described accidental entrepreneur - she’s the CEO and Co-Founder at Wild Rye, Owner at White Cloud Communication, and Managing Director/Creator of Women-Led Wednesday. Cassie talks about her path to being a business owner, her biggest struggle as an entrepreneur, and why role models are important. Enjoy the show and don't forget to shop women this holiday season!

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Failure and setbacks are all part of the creative process. This week we talk with action sports photographer Reuben Krabbe about his latest projects, how he gathers new creative ideas, how he prioritizes safety when working in the backcountry, and how he takes care of himself with such a demanding job.

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Becky's not your typical attorney.

This week on Outside by Design we're joined by Becky Mendoza: action sports contract lawyer, founder of Action Sports Law Group, and co-founder of Changing Tides Foundation. Becky is not only wicked smart, but she also gives a damn. Becky talks about staying on top of changes in the legal world, how she stays nimble as an entrepreneur, what drives her, and the work she does around the world with Changing Tides Foundation.

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When you follow what you love, everything will fall into place.

This week we speak with Allison Miles, Community & Content Manager at Ruffwear! Allison shares her transition from the law profession to the outdoor industry, the unique aspects of representing four-legged customers, and how Halloween at Ruffwear is the best day of the year. Allison also gives some advice for receiving creative feedback and how she blends her personality into her work. 

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Prepare to be wowed. This week we're joined by Jainee Dial, co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of WYLDER. Jainee brings her brilliant mind to this episode and speaks about her entrepreneurial journey, how she turns to the outdoors to find inspiration, and her thoughts on manifesting creativity.  

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This week on the show we have none other than Ashley Rankin, founder of SHREDLY! If you’ve seen a wild pair of women’s bike shorts on the trail, you’ve experienced the power of SHREDLY. Ashley shares how she stays true to her purpose, the conundrum of self-identifying as your business, and how naiveté can be an advantage when launching into the unknown. 

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Remember, you are a badass. This week we're joined by Sensi Graves, professional kiteboarder and founder of Sensi Graves Bikinis. Sensi talks about grounding herself in gratitude, both in work and play. She shares her struggles to balance being an athlete and a businesswoman, as well as her personal mantra when things get tough. Sensi's approach to product photography and social media is refreshing and her positivity radiates through her words. 

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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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