Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff Aprons and F-Bombs: The Power of Just Showing Up with Ellen Bennett, Founder of Hedley & Bennett
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Ellen Bennett, founder of Hedley & Bennett, has never followed a conventional path. Guided by optimism, Ellen firmly believes in showing up first and then figuring the rest out later. Deeply honest and known to drop the occasional F-Bomb, Ellen is a leading example that there is not just one path to success in life and business.
After attending culinary school in Mexico City, Ellen returned home to LA. To get professional experience, Ellen busted her way into some of the best kitchens in LA until she eventually became a line cook at a two-star Michelin restaurant. Around the same time, the concept for an apron business began bubbling in her head. It is this concept that ultimately led to the formation of Hedley & Bennett, the leading provider of aprons and kitchenware for top chefs everywhere. Although Ellen has faced ups and downs along the way, her passion and purpose have inspired her to keep going down the path less traveled. Be sure to use the code “ELLEN20” for a discount at checkout.
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Big Ideas:
Emotional struggles of being a mom and an entrepreneur
Taking unconventional paths to achieve your dreams
The power of passion and purpose to overcome obstacles and the tenacity to keep going
Learning to pay attention to details while leaning on your optimism
Having hard times and doing amazing are not mutually exclusive
Trusting in and following your own pace in business
Shifting your business by focusing deeply on less
Getting out of your comfort zone and focusing on the long game
Launching before you’re ready and listening to your audience
Finding success with a smaller inventory and team
Focusing on slow, steady, sustainable growth
Battling FOMO and prioritizing deep relationships after having children
When in doubt, just show up