Summary

Marguerite Adzick, founder of Addison Bay, shares her journey as a female founder and entrepreneur. She discusses the origination of the idea for Addison Bay and how she went from idea to execution. Marguerite talks about the mission of Addison Bay to offer elevated activewear for the modern woman and the importance of dressing women for all parts of their day. She also shares her experience of starting the company while six months pregnant and the inspiration she found in becoming a mother. Marguerite emphasizes the importance of optimism, having a supportive partner, and enjoying the ride in the entrepreneurial journey. She also discusses the challenges and rewards of balancing motherhood and running a business. Marguerite shares her vision for the future of Addison Bay, including opening more stores and expanding the brand's reach.

Sound Bites

• "She doesn't need to start a company someday, but she does need to know that she can do whatever she wants in this world."
• "I really have the blinders on. I focus on myself, my company, my vision."
• "I am glass full. Like there is not any room at the top. I am as full as full can be."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

04:05 Inspiration from Motherhood

06:48 Being an Example for Her Children

10:00 Balancing Wins and Losses

13:17 Finding Balance in a Busy Life

23:34 Supporting Female Founders

Takeaways

• Believe in yourself and your vision
• Surround yourself with supportive people
• Maintain optimism and a positive attitude
• Enjoy the journey and find fulfillment in all aspects of life
• Embrace the challenges and rewards of balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship
• Focus on your own path and avoid comparison
• Pay it forward and support other women in their entrepreneurial journeys
• Strive for growth and expansion while staying true to your values

Keywords

female founder, entrepreneur, Addison Bay, activewear, modern woman, motherhood, balance, optimism, support, brick and mortar stores, future vision

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