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We’re joined by Philadelphia-based entrepreneur and Founder and CEO of Addison Bay, Marguerite Adzick. Marghi risked it all six months into her first pregnancy by leaving a comfortable and successful career in the fashion industry to go all in on her own brand. In 2018 it was obvious that fashion forward activewear was here to stay, but there was one problem - finding items that were polished yet comfortable and could take the modern woman (the one that does all the things) from 7am to 7pm. Since launching Addison Bay, she has birthed three children and forged her own entrepreneurial path of success.
Her journey to motherhood and fertility struggles
The hardest parts of motherhood and how she manages them
Funding and launching Addison Bay and how the timing coincided with her first pregnancy and birth
How the business has changed since becoming a mom and how her target demographic has evolved
Balancing motherhood and a career
Why she puts sleep near the top of her priority list
Leading by example for her children and showing them true grit and hard work
Where she finds her motivation
Insight into her routines, how she fits it all in, and maintaining a solid relationship with her husbandWe are happy to be a YOHANA ambassador and bring you a concierge service for families that makes life a whole lot easier for one low price a month. Check it out here: https://glnk.io/5w2qk/motheruppod
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