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  <title>Gabby Slome: On Entrepreneurship, Motherhood, and Ruthless Prioritization</title>
  <description>Gabby Slome’s founder journey is one of passion, resilience, and an unyielding belief in herself. First, she experienced massive success with direct-to-consumer dog food subscription service&amp;amp;nbsp;Ollie and wasn’t afraid to put in the hustle to get the word out.&amp;amp;nbsp;  We cover the gritty grassroots marketing tactics she tried around Manhattan, the impact of direct-to-consumer models, and the surprising results that came with asking for help (including how she ended up talking to the Head of Food Safety at Burger King!)&amp;amp;nbsp; After stepping down from Ollie, Gabby launched her next venture, Cooper Parenting, a virtual lifeline for parents, featuring expert-led group workshops on everything from sleep, self-regulation, picky eating, and parental loneliness. As a Mom of 3, Gabby gets raw, real, and honest about the juggle of motherhood, parenting, and running a successful business. How does she stay present with her kids when an important email comes in? What self-care tactics does she make non-negotiable? Gabby shares her secrets to “ruthless prioritization” and how becoming a parent made her a more empathic leader and manager. One of my takeaways? You can almost always figure ANYTHING out if you access the right people. I can't wait for you to hear Gabby's wisdom, resilience, and storytelling! &amp;amp;nbsp; IN THIS EPISODE:  Gabby’s background as a first-generation American, the child of two entrepreneurs, and a professional equestrian Starting Ollie, which involved grassroots marketing strategies (like distributing samples at dog parks and cold-calling customers for feedback) How Gabby honed her prioritization skills and became a more empathetic leader The moment Gabby knew to step down from Ollie to focus on Cooper Parenting – plus, her advice for fellow entrepreneurs who are running businesses while raising kids Gabby’s #1 tip for founders: the importance of passion and why not every passion project deserves to be a business  &amp;amp;nbsp; LINKS/RESOURCES MENTIONED Check out Gabby Slome’s company, Cooper Parenting. Sarina is a consultant who works with startup leaders and entrepreneurs. Connect with her on her&amp;amp;nbsp;website, on Instagram, and on LinkedIn, and check out more episodes of the Career Memos podcast. </description>
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