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Sara Arnell, On Naming Goop (!), Publishing A Memoir, & Storytelling
On this episode, we're thrilled to welcome Sara Arnell, a global branding and marketing expert who named Goop (yes, that Goop). Sara is the founder of Salt Stone, which uses dry salt therapy—a 200 year old treatment—to help others relieve respiratory conditions, boost the immune system and enhance overall wellness. She's also an Adjunct Professor at Parsons School of Design in NYC and the best-selling author of "There Will Be Lobster: Memoir of a Midlife Crisis."
Be sure to follow Sara at @sara_arnell on Instagram and https://saraarnell.com/.
If you want more from Made My Way follow us at @MadeMyWayPodcast and @ErinEastburn and @ClaireFontanetta_ on Instagram and TikTok.
This episode was produced by Metta Society.
Want to be featured on Made My Way? Get in touch with the team at www.mademywaypodcast.com
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By Metta SocietyOn this episode, we're thrilled to welcome Sara Arnell, a global branding and marketing expert who named Goop (yes, that Goop). Sara is the founder of Salt Stone, which uses dry salt therapy—a 200 year old treatment—to help others relieve respiratory conditions, boost the immune system and enhance overall wellness. She's also an Adjunct Professor at Parsons School of Design in NYC and the best-selling author of "There Will Be Lobster: Memoir of a Midlife Crisis."
Be sure to follow Sara at @sara_arnell on Instagram and https://saraarnell.com/.
If you want more from Made My Way follow us at @MadeMyWayPodcast and @ErinEastburn and @ClaireFontanetta_ on Instagram and TikTok.
This episode was produced by Metta Society.
Want to be featured on Made My Way? Get in touch with the team at www.mademywaypodcast.com