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Today’s episode is special for two reasons. First, it is the first-ever live broadcast of an episode of Making it In the Toy Industry. Second, today’s guest gives a raw view into all the ups and downs of being a toy industry entrepreneur, how it can affect your mental health, and how to keep going with your ideas even when it seems like things haven’t gone your way.
Marjorie Spitalnik is the founder and CEO of Little Rebels, a popular plush doll collection that seeks to educate kids about historical female figures like Amelia Earhart and Malala Yousafzai. However, Marjorie’s journey to success in the toy industry was full of twists and turns, including a dark period of three months where she was so depressed she could only get off the couch to make sure to take care of her daughter.
Marjorie tells listeners how people who didn’t believe in her product affected her mental health, how she dealt with imposter syndrome, and the unique type of therapy that got her to move out of her depressive episode and into success with Little Rebels. You will also get motivated with the best piece of advice Marjorie has heard in her toy industry journey.
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Today’s episode is special for two reasons. First, it is the first-ever live broadcast of an episode of Making it In the Toy Industry. Second, today’s guest gives a raw view into all the ups and downs of being a toy industry entrepreneur, how it can affect your mental health, and how to keep going with your ideas even when it seems like things haven’t gone your way.
Marjorie Spitalnik is the founder and CEO of Little Rebels, a popular plush doll collection that seeks to educate kids about historical female figures like Amelia Earhart and Malala Yousafzai. However, Marjorie’s journey to success in the toy industry was full of twists and turns, including a dark period of three months where she was so depressed she could only get off the couch to make sure to take care of her daughter.
Marjorie tells listeners how people who didn’t believe in her product affected her mental health, how she dealt with imposter syndrome, and the unique type of therapy that got her to move out of her depressive episode and into success with Little Rebels. You will also get motivated with the best piece of advice Marjorie has heard in her toy industry journey.
EPISODE CLIFF NOTES
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
For the links and resources mentioned in this episode, head over to the episode page at www.thetoycoach.com/151
Send The Toy Coach Fan Mail!
Support the show
Popular Masterclass! How To Make & Sell Your Toy Ideas
Your Low-Stress, Start-To-Finish Playful Product Launch In 5 Steps
>> https://learn.thetoycoach.com/masterclass <<
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