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In this episode of Founders Future, with host Milan Kohut, we’re joined by Claire Fitzsimmons, founder of If Lost, Start Here, a wellbeing platform designed for people navigating moments of anxiety, loneliness, and feeling stuck. Claire shares her unconventional journey from working as an international art curator to building a human-centered coaching and creative practice, inspired in part by her personal experiences with mental health in her family. What began as a playful, design-led guidebook has evolved into a multifaceted platform focused on self-trust, curiosity, and meaningful connection.
Claire unpacks how If Lost, Start Here supports people both inwardly and outwardly—through coaching, in-person gatherings, writing, and community—without relying on rigid frameworks or one-size-fits-all solutions. She discusses values-led growth, the role of writing and storytelling in her marketing, the importance of real-world connection in an increasingly digital world, and her vision for scaling impact through collaboration, community, and product creation. The conversation offers a thoughtful perspective on building a sustainable business rooted in empathy, creativity, and genuine human connection.
By Closers.ioIn this episode of Founders Future, with host Milan Kohut, we’re joined by Claire Fitzsimmons, founder of If Lost, Start Here, a wellbeing platform designed for people navigating moments of anxiety, loneliness, and feeling stuck. Claire shares her unconventional journey from working as an international art curator to building a human-centered coaching and creative practice, inspired in part by her personal experiences with mental health in her family. What began as a playful, design-led guidebook has evolved into a multifaceted platform focused on self-trust, curiosity, and meaningful connection.
Claire unpacks how If Lost, Start Here supports people both inwardly and outwardly—through coaching, in-person gatherings, writing, and community—without relying on rigid frameworks or one-size-fits-all solutions. She discusses values-led growth, the role of writing and storytelling in her marketing, the importance of real-world connection in an increasingly digital world, and her vision for scaling impact through collaboration, community, and product creation. The conversation offers a thoughtful perspective on building a sustainable business rooted in empathy, creativity, and genuine human connection.