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Alina Morse founder of ZolliCandy joins me to talk about their journey of launching a business at 7 years old and building it during high school.

IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:

• How she got on Good Morning America
• How to build a team
• How she handles haters on social media

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ABOUT ALINA

"I am a 16 year old CEO and founder of ZolliCandy, an all natural sugar free candy that cleans your teeth. I came up with the idea when I was 7 years old and 2 years later when I was 9 years old we began selling. We have been selling for over 5 years and they are the number one selling sugar-free candy on Amazon. com, and the fastest growing candy company in Inc 5000 3 years in a row. I have had over 300 million earned media impressions and am a verified influencer."

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