Podcasts about zulay

Patricia Jiménez habla con las Hermanitas de la Anunciación porque lo que se recaude es a beneficio de la labor que realizan. Además entrevista a Zulay, que será la pregonera de la Semana Santa.

With 2 hurricanes back to back hitting Florida and moving into a new office; things have been hectic to say the least. I couldn't stay away for too long though and wanted to give everyone an update as well as share some insights on how to protect yourself and your business.

Zulay realizó cambios increíbles en su vida y transformó su estrategia sacando el máximo potencial a sus propiedades. Ahora tiene 4 propiedades que le generan ingresos pasivos gracias al modelo de negocio que maneja. Esta es una historia de éxito que sin duda nos brinda muchas ideas y estrategias que tú también puedes usar a tu favor para transformar tu vida financiera y hacer inversiones exitosas.

Terminamos el programa de hoy con la entrevista a Bryan Santos, tercera generación de la Panadería Zulay. Ya cuentan con varios establecimientos en la isla de La Palma y Tenerife. Te contamos como es posible mantener los negocios familiares y elevarlos a otro nivel.

Karisma, Daniel y Mauricio hablan sobre el eclipse solar, la locura de Zulay y la situación en Ecuador.

Daniel, Karisma y Daniel hablan de las noticias del día en Panamá

Mauricio, Karisma y Daniel comentan las noticias del día y hablan de crianza de hijos, el enredo de Zulay y reliquias de oro en Coclé.

Mauricio, Karisma y Daniel comentan las noticias del día.

Panamá, 31 de enero de 2024La diputada del circuito 8-6 por el Partido Revolucionario Democrático (PRD) y candidata presidencial por la libre postulación Zulay Rodríguez aclaró en el programa En Contexto las acusaciones realizadas por su colega Raúl Pineda, quien la señala como enemiga número del PRD y hasta de beneficiarse con la muerte de César Pele Caballero, anteriormente Presidente del Consejo Municipal de San Miguelito. Dadas estas revelaciones, Zulay Rodríguez, decidió demandar a Raúl Pineda por calumnia e injuria ante la Corte Suprema de Justicia (CSJ)."Para calumnia e injuria se necesitan pruebas y yo lleve el periódico donde él declaró que yo me había beneficiado con la muerte de Pele Caballero y señaló que yo lo estaba intimidando. Yo pedí que llamen a declarar a las personas, manden a pedir los vídeos, manden a pedir mi registro de llamadas y que se investigue realmente si hubo esa intimidación", destacó la candidata presidencial.Aclaró que ella trata de no meterse, no conversa ni es la mejor amiga de Raúl Pineda y por tanto lo que él diga es completamente falso. "Trato de cuidarme mucho, cuando vas a la comunidad escuchas muchas cosas que yo prefiero no repetir aquí", manifestó.InvitaciónLa periodista Adelita Coriat invitó al programa En Contexto en dos ocasiones al diputado Raúl Pineda, pero, en la primera no pudo asistir por un compromiso previo y en la segunda por una reunión con el CEN del PRD planificada pasadas las 9:00 de la noche.Al consultarle a Zulay Rodríguez si es verdad que amenazó a Raúl Pineda lo negó, tomando en cuenta que él cuenta con SPI y nadie puede traspasar ese cordón de seguridad que lo custodia."Él tiene el poder, él está con Nito, él está con Gaby, él está con el Gobierno de turno y para mí él se vende al mejor postor", indicó.Tres cargos en eleccionesEn otro tema, Zulay aclaró porque está en tres puestos de elección. En el caso de la Alcaldía de San Miguelito dijo que más de 1,000 personas se lo pidieron.No obstante, le gustaría salir en la Alcaldía de San Miguelito por los proyectos y también que se apueste por diputados diferentes que no apuesten al "qué hay pa mí".

Don't miss our discussion on Chad Rubin's insightful LinkedIn post about Zulay Kitchen!https://www.linkedin.com/posts/itschadrubin_how-to-win-amazon-kws-a-strategy-for-the-activity-7153430856945008640-YiKE?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktopSteven Pope dive into Zulay Kitchen's strategies that made them the #1 garlic press seller on Amazon. Learn about their smart pricing, sales techniques, and how they used Amazon's system to their advantage.Whether you're new to Amazon or looking to grow your sales, this video is full of tips. Learn from Zulay Kitchen's experience to build your successful selling strategy on Amazon.Got any thoughts or questions about selling on Amazon? Comment below! Let's talk about making sales and growing your business.Enroll in MAG School courses and be certified: https://mag-school.comWe are hiring: https://MyAmazonGuy.com/jobsJoin My Amazon Guy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28605816/Follow us:Twitter @myamazongguyInstagram @stevenpopemagPinterest @myamazonguys Please subscribe to the podcast at: https://podcast.myamazonguy.comApple Podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-amazon-guy/id1501974229Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4A5ASHGGfr6s4wWNQIqyVw?si=b746d55015ed436bTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction to Zulay Kitchen's Amazon Strategy01:00 - Analysis of Zulay's Launch and Pricing Strategy02:00 - The Impact of Pricing on Amazon Sales and Best Seller Ranking (BSR)03:02 - The Role of Paid Ads and Pricing in Dominating Keywords04:02 - Aaron's Break-Even Journey and Strategic Pricing05:00 - Experimenting with Price to Influence Rank and Sales06:01 - Utilizing Color Variations for Increased Profit07:00 - Analysis of Review Impact and Variation Strategy08:02 - OutroSupport the show

Watch the 9malls review of the Zulay Dual Gold Garlic Press Kitchen Gadget. With the what seems like 1000s of garlic presses on the market are these Zulay Garlic Presses in different colors worth checking out? Watch the hands on garlic clove test to find out. #garlic #garlicpress #gadgetreviews #gadgets Purchase The Zulay Kitchen Garlic Press With Soft, Easy To Squeeze Ergonomic Handle On Amazon: https://amzn.to/3QTDtnS Find As Seen On TV Products & Gadgets at the 9malls Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/9malls Please support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/9malls Disclaimer: I may also receive compensation if a visitor clicks through to 9malls, or makes a purchase through Amazon or any affiliate link. I test each product on site thoroughly and give high marks to only the best. In the above video I received a free product sample to test. We are independently owned and the opinions expressed here are our own.

In this episode of the Fearless Sellers, the Women of Amazon podcast, host Joie Roberts interviews Whitney Cordovez, the co-founder of Zulay Kitchen. With annual sales of $75 million on Amazon, Whitney shares insights on their remarkable growth and success. She emphasizes the importance of having a strong team and systematizing processes to scale the business effectively. Tune in to learn how Zulay Kitchen achieved top 100 seller status on Amazon.   Timestamps [00:02:01] Scaling with organizational structure. [00:06:06] Testing against top competitors. [00:10:19] Trusting intuition over legal advice. [00:14:20] Pushing through challenges in business. [00:16:10] Building a kitchen brand. [00:21:11] Global expansion and international markets. [00:25:09] GrowthCon [00:29:00] Burnout and overcoming challenges. [00:34:33] Setting ambitious goals. [00:36:32] Reinvesting profits to grow.   Whitney Cordovez is a successful seller on Amazon and the co-founder of Zulay Kitchen. She launched the brand Zulay in 2015 and has achieved a sales volume of $75 million a year on Amazon. Whitney and her husband Aaron have become a top 100 seller on Amazon. Their success is attributed to their systematizing and organizing their business, which played a crucial role in achieving remarkable growth on the platform. Whitney's credentials include being a top seller on Amazon and having a successful brand that generates millions in sales annually. Her ethos/philosophy revolves around the importance of organization and systematization in achieving success in the e-commerce industry.   Contact Joie on Instagram:@JoieRoberts.official Interested in learning how to build your own Amazon business from the leaders in the Amazon industry? Book your free consultation with Joie and team at www.CallAMZ.com

If your product isn't performing, your launch busted, or you just hit a plateau... It's probably your listing. There are 3 important pieces for any product (product, page, promotion), but your page can make or break sales. So, how do you figure out what's wrong? Check it out.

Calling all Entourage fans. The amazingly talented, radiant, and kind Emanuelle Chriqui is here! Zulay, Sara, Erin, and Erica sit down and discuss everything from her rise in Hollywood to crazy stories from the past. Find out more by tuning in!

In this episode - Zulay Kitchen, top 100 stores on Amazon, founders, Aaron and Whitney Cordovez, give an unfiltered insight into how they built their brand.  From how they got a 4 million dollar loan from the SBA and lost it all, why they each keep focusing on expansion, the books they listen to which helped them get here.    This episode is sponsored by Aaron Cordovez. Looking to sell your company? Get a free valuation at www.aaroncordovez.com/valuation Looking to take your Amazon Ads to the next level with automation - try Samurai Seller! www.samuraiseller.com/start for your 14 free trial.

Zulay has a big announcement, and in today's episode we take time to say goodbye and reflect on what an incredible journey it's been with her! Female friendships, trusting the future, and celebrating (with a few tears of course). We love you and will miss you Z!

In this episode - Zulay Kitchen, top 100 stores on Amazon, founders, Aaron and Whitney Cordovez, give an unfiltered insight into how they built their brand.  From overcoming their first lawsuit that almost destroyed their business, Aaron going to China to find the perfect product while Whitney was 6 months pregnant, and how Grant Cardone helped 10x their business.   This episode is sponsored by Aaron Cordovez. Looking to sell your company? Get a free valuation at www.aaroncordovez.com/valuation Looking to take your Amazon Ads to the next level with automation - try Samurai Seller! www.samuraiseller.com/start for your 14 free trial.

In this episode - Zulay Kitchen, top 100 stores on Amazon, founders Aaron and Whitney Cordovez give an unfiltered insight into how they built their brand.  From strict budgets, to getting money from Aaron's mom, Zulay, to getting a job on the day Whitney is giving birth, they give you full access to their story. This episode is sponsored by Aaron Cordovez. Looking to sell your company? Get a free valuation at www.aaroncordovez.com/valuation Looking to take your Amazon Ads to the next level with automation - try Samurai Seller! www.samuraisell.com/start for your 14 free trial.

Zulay is back and full of stories! Medellin, travels, some major entertainment industry wins. PLUS the big question of the day on just how comfortable you are with your dog. The EntertainHER podcast is produced by ACTIONPARK MEDIA. Follow us on Social Media: @actionparkmediagroup @entertainherpodcast @ericalcedeno @erincoscarelli @saraesanderson @zulay_henao

Find center with this episode focused on creating an intentional holiday season and bringing back gratitude and simplicity. With everything from fake lottery tickets, favorite holiday movies, Zulay's voice, and more! The EntertainHER podcast is produced by ACTIONPARK MEDIA. Follow us on Social Media: @actionparkmediagroup @entertainherpodcast @ericalcedeno @erincoscarelli @saraesanderson @zulay_henao

#016 - Zulay Kitchen has been a dominant brand in the Home & Kitchen category for years, and largely due to the genius & branding insights of Aaron Cordovez. Hear how to find the next product to launch by using Amazon's most obvious data, as well as how to use pricing across your products to build a moat competitors cannot defeat - look at Zulay's milk frothers as a case example. Aaron talks on his offering to help sellers expand to new marketplaces like Walmart at no-risk with Aaron's expertise. We'll cover Samurai Seller, an affordable ad management software, for sellers looking for a solution to take advertising off your plate. Links are below for all resources in this episode. Reach out to Aaron about listing on other marketplaces with Big Brand Products. Samurai Seller: Semi-Automated Ad Management for Amazon Sellers Follow Aaron on LinkedIn Follow Justin on LinkedIn Learn more about BetterAMS

In this top executive inside a meeting of Zulay Kitchen, Aaron Cordovez discusses things that can make or break your entire company. Included are tips and tricks on how to keep your market share and expand it. Top software to stay ahead of the competition, Samurai Seller's Automator: https://www.samuraiseller.com/atm

Sleigh the Holidays with this episode focused on creating an intentional holiday season and bringing back gratitude and simplicity. With everything from fake lottery tickets, favorite holiday movies, Zulay's voice, and more! The EntertainHER podcast is produced by ACTIONPARK MEDIA. Follow us on Social Media: @actionparkmediagroup @entertainherpodcast @ericalcedeno @erincoscarelli @saraesanderson @zulay_henao

¡Estaban llenos de deudas cuando emigraron de Venezuela a EE. UU.! Pero continuaron con la misma vida que llevaban en su país de origen, con muchos gastos y derroche de dinero. Zulay y Vinicio decidieron cambiar la situación que estaban viviendo, donde solo había deudas y trabajaban para pagar un carro que habían adquirido al llegar al nuevo país. Transformaron su pensamiento y su situación, y lograron crear ingresos pasivos de $7300 USD con UNA SOLA CASA. ¡Mira el video hasta el final! Tú también puedes transformar tus pensamientos y tu economía.

The girls share quick life updates from Zulay's big win to Erica's kids finally being back in school. We talk about balancing emotions, anxiety, and MATTRESSES (bet you weren't expecting that)! The EntertainHER podcast is produced by ACTIONPARK MEDIA Follow us on Social Media: @actionparkmediagroup @entertainherpodcast @ericalcedeno @erincoscarelli @saraesanderson @zulay_henao

The EntertainHer girls sit down with the boss man himself, Actionpark Media Founder and CEO Kevin Connolly, to discuss the journey of his acting career and how he's re-invented himself in the industry. We also get the juicy scoop on his relationship with Zulay!The EntertainHER podcast is produced by ACTIONPARK MEDIA. Follow us on Social Media:@actionparkmediagroup @entertainherpodcast@ericalcedeno@erincoscarelli@saraesanderson@zulay_henao

The 16th episode of Brands and Aggregators is all about building your Amazon business from scratch. Aaron Cordovez shares his experiences with Zulay Kitchen, which started out as just an idea to now being one great example for others trying their luck on starting an Amazon FBA business! Co-Hosts Hai Mag (Eva) & Omar A( margin business), both entrepreneurs themselves, have some excellent advice if you're thinking about starting with the Amazon marketplace or using it professionally as they do. #eCommerce #AmazonFBA #AmazonBusiness #AmazonSelling #AmazonTips #Amazon

Analizamos la movida semana que nos tocó.

In today's episode I have a very special co-host Zulay!.  Zulay and I talk all things no-buy!  If you are doing a no-buy or a low-buy and  would like to feature on the podcast please reach out, my email address is nickkysnobuyyear@gmail.com or on IG nickkysnobuyyear.  I hope you enjoy the episode! Until next time - take care!  Nickky --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nickky-browne/message

Our fourth episode of the ThinkForward podcast! Our host Abel Genao discusses holistic medicine and its connection with mental health with holistic specialist Zulay Urena. They touch on key components to help with anxiety and even sleep apnea. As well as the 5 principles to Reiki and affirmations. Think you can help us grow? Reach out to us at Info@projecthinkforward.org Visit us at Projecthinkforward.org Questions for us to answer at the end of episodes? Email us at questions@projecthinkforward.org Check out Zulay and her companies below! Apothecary - https://www.instagram.com/wildhippieco/?hl=en TheSHED - https://www.instagram.com/theshedhairstudio/?hl=en FB - https://www.facebook.com/wildhippiecompany TheSHED on FB - https://www.facebook.com/theSHEDhairstudio Check us out on our socials! IG - https://www.instagram.com/projecthinkforward/?hl=en FB - https://www.facebook.com/projecthinkforward/?ref=pages_you_manage Projecthinkforward.org

Le damos la más cordial bienvenida a este nuevo episodio de Entre Empresarios, es un gusto impulsar y proyectar conocimientos gracias a nuestros invitados quienes son lo que hacen que EntreEmpresarios sea del interés para los hombres y Mujeres de negocios de toda habla hispana. En este episodio tengo el agrado de contactar telefónicamente con la Licenciada en relaciones industriales Zulay Puerta egresada de la Universidad de Carabobo actualmente Directora Ejecutiva de Fedecámaras Carabobo y con especial colaboración de la Ingeniero Eliana Peña Torrenegra organizan a propósito del Día Internacional de la Mujer el evento ON LINE: Retos de la mujer venezolana en tiempos de cambio. Fedecámaras Carabobo @fedecamarascbb presenta un evento donde se realza la admiración al esfuerzo de las mujeres emprendedoras y trabajadoras. Se honra con la presencia en 26 Conferencistas y auspiciadas por 45 Empresas de trayectoria nacional e internacional. El evento se llevará a cabo entre el 8 y el 12 de marzo, en el horario de 4 a 7:30 pm, será transmitido vía Zoom, sin costo. Recuerda entre el 8 al 12 de marzo, Valencia y Fedecámaras Carabobo tendrán aroma de mujer.! Agradeciendo especial Agradecimiento a WTC Radio Valencia-Venezuela y al equipo de EntreEmpresarios. Somos una plataforma de ASISTENTES VIRTUALES un recurso externo para las compañías que de forma remota estamos trabajando para cada uno de nuestros clientes buscando y encontrando esas oportunidades de negocios CONSULTA más información. #Entrevista #JuniorAlmenar #Programa #Podcast #Comunica #Expresate #conversa #FedecamarasCarabobo #instanews #Entrevista #ElOrgulloDeSerEmpresario #Venezuela #Colombia #Caracas #Valencia #voz #bogota #DiaInternacionalDeLaMujer #DiaDeLaMujer #EventoOnLine #RetosDeLaMujerVenezolana

Zulay and her three best friends are all in the same first grade class and study the same things, even though Zulay is blind. When their teacher asks her students what activity they want to do on Field Day, Zulay surprises everyone when she says she wants to run a race. With the help of a special aide and the support of her friends, Zulay does just that.Book By: Cari BestRead By: Erin Yeschin

Mariela y Annette han dedicado este programa a revelar las mentiras que, desde la curul de la Asamblea, se ha dedicado a gritar la diputada Zulay Rodriguez

In this episode, Francesco and Simon are joined by previous guests Lily and Zulay to discuss the Anita Blake Vampire Hunter series by Laurell K. Hamilton. Join them as they discuss the evolution of the 32 book series, as well as discuss the many triggering moments throughout the Anita experience. Reach out to us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @RunWithChestnut to give us any feedback, or future topic requests.

La modificación del calendario de Contribuyentes Especiales fue publicada en la Providencia Administrativa SNAT/2020/00057 donde el SENIAT establece el Calendario de Sujetos Pasivos Especiales y Agentes de Retención para la Declaración y Pago del IVA, Retenciones de IVA y anticipos que deben cumplirse. (Gaceta Oficial N° 41954 del 31 de Agosto de 2020) Entrevistamos a la Lcda. Zulay Crespo y nos concede aportar sus conocimientos con nuestra comunidad EntreEmpresarios, presten atención porque la Licenciada inicia su intervención haciéndonos una aclaratoria sobre los contribuyentes especiales, posteriormente nos amplia y nos da su opinión que todo empresario, emprendedor y comerciante debe escuchar con mucha atención. Agradecemos a Solo Venezuela Radio con la edición y montaje. Si usted desea comunicarse con nosotros, escribanos al correo entreempresariosoficial@gmail.com Gracias por la aceptación y difusión del mensaje. Hasta el próximo podcast.

After 12 years of silence, we finally get another book in the Twilight universe, this time in Edward’s point of view. In this episode of the Run with Chestnut podcast, Francesco and Simon are joined by two new guests Lily Mordant and Zulay Valencia Diaz as they cover the new addition to the series, reminisce over the past books, and explore other key icons of the genre. Reach out to us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @RunWithChestnut to give us any feedback, or future topic requests.

Nicole and Matthew celebrate the 30th anniversary of the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Joining is special guest Keah Brown, a disability rights activist and journalist, creator of the hashtag #DisabledAndCute, and author of the upcoming Sam’s Super Seats. This episode is sponsored by TBR, Book Riot’s subscription service offering reading recommendations personalized to your reading life, War Stories by Gordon Korman from Scholastic, and Book Riot Insiders, the digital hangout spot for the Book Riot community. To get even more kidlit news and recommendations, sign up for our The Kids Are All Right newsletter! Relevant Links ADA 30 Years – Americans with Disabilities Act #ADA30 AAPD celebrates ADA30 – The American Association of People with Disabilities “A.D.A. Now!” Throughline podcast episode Keah Brown (special guest) Books Discussed on the Show: Picture Books Magnificent Homespun Brown: A Celebration by Samara Cole Doyon; illustrated by Kaylani Juanita My Three Best Friends and Me, Zulay by Cari Best; illustrated by Vanessa Brantley-Newton Middle Grade A Snicker of Magic by Natalie Lloyd  Song for a Whale by Lynne Kelly El Deafo by Cece Bell Nonfiction I Am Not a Label: 34 disabled artists, thinkers, athletes and activists from past and presentby Cerrie Burnell; illustrated by Lauren Mark Baldo Not So Different: What You Really Want to Ask About Having a Disability by Shane Burcaw; illustrated by Matt Carr All the Way to the Top: How One Girl’s Fight for Americans with Disabilities Changed Everythingby Annette Bay Pimentel, illustrated by Nabi Ali Closing Note: Let us know what books or topics you’ve been sharing this week, or if you have a suggestion or book recommendation for an upcoming episode. Find us on email (kidlitthesedays@bookriot.com) or Twitter (@MatthewWinner and @ittybittyny).

Today I am speaking with Alexis Robillard. Alexis has been working in the cosmetic industry for over 15 years in Paris, working for several international fragrance or skincare brands including Dior, Burberry, Jimmy Choo fragrances. He is now the founder of ALL TIGERS:  100% natural, vegan and ferociously stylish lipsticks and nail lacquers.This series features conversations I conducted with individuals who have dedicated their work and lives to Vegan research, businesses, art, and society. This podcast series is hosted by Patricia Kathleen and Wilde Agency Media. https://en.all-tigers.com/@alltigers_organics TRANSCRIPTION[00:00:10] Hi, I'm Patricia. And this is investigating Vegan life with Patricia Kathleen. This series features interviews and conversations I conduct with experts from food and fashion to tech and agriculture, from medicine and science to health and humanitarian arenas. Our inquiry is an effort to examine the variety of industries and lifestyle tenants in the world of Vegan life. To that end. We will cover topics that have revealed themselves as Kofman and integral when exploring veganism. The dialog captured here is part of our ongoing effort to host transparent and honest rhetoric. For those of you who, like myself, find great value in hearing the expertize and opinions of individuals who have dedicated their work and lives to their ideals. You can find information about myself and my podcast at Patricia Kathleen dot com. Welcome to Investigating Vegan Life. Now let's start the conversation.  [00:01:13] Hi, everyone, and welcome back. I am your host, Patricia. And today I am sitting down with Alexis Robillard.  [00:01:20] He is the founder of All Tigers, which is a hundred percent natural Vegan and ferociously stylish lipstick and nail liqueurs line. You can find them online at e n dot all hyphen tigers' dot com. That is e n dot all hyphen t ig e r s dot com. Welcome, Alexis.  [00:01:42] Thank you for having me. Absolutely. I'm very excited to climb through.  [00:01:46] You the first French Vegan company that we've spoken to. I've spoken to Irish and Australian. So I can't wait to climb through everything. And for everyone listening. I'm going to read a bio on Alexis to give everyone a good platform for where he's coming from. But before I do that, a roadmap of today's podcast will first look at Alexis's history and brief background on academia and his prolific professional life in the cosmetic and beauty industry. And then we'll start unpacking all tigers. The impetus for why it was founded, as well as some of the logistics of the who, what, when, where hot while and why, such as funding, co-founders, those types of things. And then we'll get further into the philosophy and the ethos behind the line, why Alexis chose to make it Vegan the story behind it and all of those questions within that. We'll wrap everything up with advice that Alexis may have, an information he can share with those of you who are looking to get involved with what he's doing, purchases, items and perhaps emulate some of his career success. A quick bio on Alexis before I pepper him with questions. Alexis is a French citizen who has been working in the cosmetic industry for over 15 years in Paris, working for several international fragrances or skincare brands including Dior, Burberry, Jimmy Choo fragrances. The idea came to him when his pre-teen daughter started to get into makeup.  [00:03:07] He noticed that it was either really trendy but not very green or green and not really trendy. And there was also a kind of Vegan challenge. The Vegan claim often used as camouflage for highly synthetic formulas. Why not have both? Alexis asked himself. Plant based formulas and Vegan  formulas.  [00:03:27] He then realized that all women around him were confronted with the same exact issues. That was the starting point for all Tiger's natural Vegan and ferociously stylish makeup. So, Alexis, I love that the impetus and I really look forward to kind of unpacking all tigers and get further into the story about what you've discovered with your daughter, with the information you have on your website. But before we do that, could you draw us a history, a brief professional history and academic background? I mean, you were hanging out in Paris at dawn, Burberry and Jimmy Choo, some of the iconic moments of makeup, cosmetics and fashion. Can you kind of dress the history of your professional life bringing you to all tigers?  [00:04:10] Yes. Well, I have worked for 15 years in the cosmetics industry, so much in marketing positions for beautiful brands, as you said. So I started that perfunctory job as a young product that people are parents in care and fragrances. And then I moved to a license to of Burberry and Jimmy Choo fragrances, which is in Paris as well. And finally, I worked for a few years for French brands like Issues Can Care and Hope to get into the French wellness brand that are sold in pharmacies in Europe. So it might not sounds like it, but when we have my back, when that actually I've worked on many projects that were linked to natural beauty formulas. But as you may know, the this kind of project where I was never launched into WhiteWave is a way to focus to the rockets were not ready maybe or consumers were not ready. So over these years, I had some frustration that I was quite convinced that we could do much better on this on natural plant based formula. That's why I actually I I came at a point where I wanted to watch a more personal story. And this is where the idea of all Tiger's natural makeup came up.  [00:05:19] OK, so let's get into the logistics. Get those out of the way. When was it founded?  [00:05:24] Did you have any other founders and did you take any kind of financial funding, be it loans or venture capitalists or tigers?  [00:05:34] No, we are a small team of sweet people to David. It was actually your own near to your story. I started at the end of 2017. Well, actually, I found a supplier of the ideal supplier, Faltu, to work on natural makeup. And it was purely self-funded at the beginning, know in 2017. And I waste a little of money on the way. But still, it is Stela. I worked on a valve that actually financed most of our spendings now. So. So, yes. So we'll launch the actual launch came after a crowdfunding campaign. So it was planned at the beginning, at the end of 2017, beginning of 2018. I started the project and actually I did two quotes on this campaign. At the end of 2019. And then I was always there to look for money under way. But most of our spendings today are friends by our turnover and organically.  [00:06:35] OK. And I'm wondering, finding I know Vegan companies in the United States go through a plethora of venues and there are different indexes. They find their manufacturers and distributors and things like that.  [00:06:48] What was the journey like for you researching people to help you manufacture Vegan products? How is that interviewing process where there are a lot to choose from? Well, very few, actually.  [00:07:00] I wanted to make makeup that could be at the same time so natural. And again, as we said, as you said before, actually you can do Vegan when it's one of the Coxsone synthetic ingredients. But I wanted to be natural makeup and natural formulas. So it was quite complicated here because it's not an expense, as you find everywhere. It's only a few suppliers in Europe doing plant based makeup. And again, makeup is on the other side. So actually, that was very few they that to play football. So I did some interview. As you said, it was quite some research, but at the end of the day, you don't have so much choice. So, yeah, what is great is that actually it was love love at first sight with a supplier. So at least on a personal level, we were super in line. And they're quite easy to actually grant the some vision.  [00:07:47] Absolutely. And you're drawing up an interesting point, and I'm glad for that clarification. I kind of want you to enumerate on that, expand further for our audience. It's it's something that your website addresses very elegantly.  [00:07:59] But there is an absolute distinction between something being Vegan and still very synthetic and processed. You have this emphasis towards 100 percent natural. Can you kind of speak to those differences or how they go? Hand-in-hand, but not necessarily always.  [00:08:14] Yes, of course. Actually, when I when I started in the cosmetic industry, we were not questioning that much. The formulation itself, actually, cosmetics have a long history of synthetic ingredients that are easy to supply of debate over time. So the majority of cosmetics is city based and natural ingredients are quite an exception, actually. And there is also the question of animal derived ingredients like, you know, collision yellow and see so much more. I got interested Step-By-Step in Green Beauty, but I was super convinced that we should do both, actually. So at the same time, it's more natural ingredients and also not using animal derived ingredients. So I think that, yes, the main challenge is actually to do both. You say if I just use the example of lipstick, for instance, this is that a woman would eat up to two kilos of lipstick of our lifetime. So you would expect most brands to select very wisely their ingredients, particularly super healthy. But when you look into the ingredient list on the lipstick packaging, there is nothing you would like to put on. I don't know your daughter's leap's or your models or your wives or your sisters. It is quite nonsense. It's two kilos of crude oil in its petrochemical based silicones. It's very a lot of questionable chemicals, ingredients and animal derived stuff as well, which is quite. Here, when you read on the level of the packaging. So, as you say, it's when went in the lipstick, for instance, on animal derived ingredients, you will find beeswax or these products often come from far away where the conditions are quite controversial. These are raised in the box and said with cause and no flowers, no query, no nice beekeeper in love with me. So it is unethical. For once in a lipstick, you can also find a wet pigment called the chow mein, which does not Vegan it comes from female Chinese. So there the sun dried and crushed. So another ethical issue, you don't really want to see the animal or insect to actually create a lipstick. And we want to put actually that on your lips, so. The alternative would be to just replace banks into thinking we just have a 100 percent synthetic lipstick. But it is the same actually you don't want to eat two killers of synthetic ingredients. So you see what was important for me. You ready to get to natural end again and make only Vegan, which also could mean actually. It really is.  [00:10:49] And this is where the Vegan as natural 100 percent kind of meets up with it.  [00:10:55] There is a parallel in the food based world where people are talking about being whole plant food based vegans as opposed to just being vegan. There's that junk food vegan person out there and there's this parallel after I was researching the work that you've done in your company at all, Tigers, and I was looking into and kind of rethinking. I had been taught from a very young age that to have a you, it was impossible to have a vegan cosmetics line because there was nothing that created the preservatives that the items would tarnish or become rotten before one could use them all. And there weren't medium's platforms to deliver the same consistency on. And there was this kind of understanding, even as you know, as someone who is very well versed in the Vegan community, that there was just an inability to have cosmetics be 100 percent natural and Vegan you could have them Vegan, but they were going to have these chemicals in them and things like that. And it does sound as you're describing everything out there that isn't 100 percent natural and or Vegan it sounds like there aren't any mediums left, the people you're working with, the people that are, you know, manufacturing it. Are they flagships? Are they people who are like the first in their industry? Or are there a lot of companies out there that have these alternative ingredients that we just don't know about?  [00:12:14] I think it's you have a lot of alternatives and you have a lot of brands working on that. But as you say, it's much more like local small brands. It's never like to big luxury brands, probably because actually it's not as easy to. Created an industrial process for very large frontages on a natural formula, because actually it requires some specific attention. And you can have very fast process, for instance. So I think that's why actually most of the companies don't want to put there, because it would actually raise the costs because, of course, natural ingredients are more expensive than most of the synthetic into alternatives. And also, it's as impact on cheating, on industrial pressure as and so on. So it makes it much more complicated. And if it's complicated, it's more costly. So I think that's a reason why it is still small brands or local brands. It's more complicated to industrialize a product for sure. It would be more costly. So natural ingredients are much more costly as well. So I think that the secret of it and why actually it still is a small companies that actually go for it because it gives even the consumers that they want to invest in the consumers.  [00:13:34] Yeah, absolutely. I'm curious. And you're and I want to restate what you said, because I read it on your website and gasped.  [00:13:41] And the average woman will consume, ingest, swallow two kilos of lipstick in her lifetime, which, you know, and I had never even really clarified. Even the most natural of lipsticks, whether or not I want to take two kilos of that going through my digestive track over my lifetime. And your story is interesting. It starts with your daughter coming of age and getting into cosmetics and all of that. You kind of speak more to that. How did that whole thing transition into you kind of thinking about what products you did want her using?  [00:14:15] Yeah, actually, the idea of all tigers came, as you said, it was my daughter. She is 14 today. And so she was a teenager at the time and she was planning summercamp. And, you know, at the end of a summer camp, there was a party. And when you were eleven or twelve, you planned this event as if it was the Emmy Awards night. So. So she was looking for a lipstick. I'm joking. How serious?  [00:14:39] And when we looked together, I was quite surprised because we noticed it was either a really trendy but not that we know who we not fully 20s, as you said before. And I realized that all the women around me were confronted with the same exact issues where they wanted more natural lipstick that they didn't want which brand choosing which ones I should choose or which retail they should go to to find this kind of product and use using use of product is they were not to choose this kind of the look and feel of the products were not that attractive. So there were a lot of issues that I thought at the time we could actually solve. And through my process was very simple. I just thought about the women and I asked women what they wanted. So I did a lot like a lot of one to one interviews to actually understand what works for them, do the best they could. And actually, I opened very early an Instagram page, asking women to actually help me to to create the perfect lipstick in that room. So perfect lipstick. That would mean, of course, to get close to perpetrate a great old, long lasting Caros, but also natural ingredients. And again, actually, so the Vegan aspect was quite important for only a part of them. But I thought that was important because actually even this minority of women would be we could address them with this kind of product. Actually, I made a promise to actually do the best activity. So I said I should be faithful to this premise. So I went to Vegan. I was not so clear about what was it on at the time. And actually, on a personal level, I have transitioned a lot from that. So it's an interesting travel.  [00:16:24] Yeah. It's a dialog. It's a philosophy that kind of starts to permeate all areas of life, even for me.  [00:16:31] Ten years. And I'm wondering when you designed it.  [00:16:34] I love this idea of collecting intel and doing this market research with the French Parisian woman. When you designed your your lipstick and nail lock your or was your target audience solely the French woman or feme identified anyone who wants to wear lipstick and nail Lacau? Or did you think eventually you might try and expand it to other European countries or even globally?  [00:17:00] Yeah, it's it's a really good question. But for sure, I thought about it internationally because I think that's what we stand for actually can equal many women around the world. I would be there. I would try to be in the UK, in the US and Canada and Asia. Actually, I would I would be there with production because I, I feel what we stand for could help many women transition to a greener. It's called, again, lifestyle. And it's not a question of the. Ranch. Hate to here's a view like that.  [00:17:34] I've Francis, always used as the icon. So I don't think it hurts to be, you know, to launch from there. From the beauty industry and cosmetics line, I do like the push, the impetus for your story, this inspiration of your daughter.  [00:17:47] It points towards I want all women to be healthy, but most importantly, I want to bring up my daughter's generation shore in a different light than your mind or my mother's or my grandmothers. And so I think getting this new generation very aware of the ingredients and what they're putting on themselves is key. And companies like yours that do that are paramount for the next generation and their generation after that.  [00:18:13] I'm wondering, do you how is we talked off the record.  [00:18:18] I told you I was going to ask you about this, but the relationship that I can kind of if I can speak for my country, which I'm sure most would prefer I not, but the relationship between the Americas, American woman and cosmetic buyer and consumer and that two products that are considered Vegan. And I said Vegan originally, but 100 percent organic and eco sustainable and things of that nature is this idea of luks. You know, there are a lot of environmentally conscious people, but a lot of people see that and they think that not only is it environmentally friendly, they immediately assume it's going to be better for their body. Therefore, they're prepared to pay more. And also, it feels more expensive. They expect more out of the product of the packaging, even if you will, those types of things that the packaging, the eco sustainable. There's all of these attachments, these relationships that go along with something that's Vegan and 100 percent organic. And I'm wondering what the Parisian conversation is, if you would be so bold as to do the same for your country. Is the reception of Vegan and 100 percent organic products cosmetics in France received on the same level? Or can you kind of speak to how the French citizen might view that and what the relationship is?  [00:19:34] So I think it's organic. I think it's already widespread in France. You have historical brands that were already there for a long time.  [00:19:43] I think on the organic part, I think it's already been widespread because you have a lot of historical brands or with younger market and it's nothing personal, actually.  [00:19:52] You do have a lot of organic stores already. Glenzer so organic, I think was not that exceptional.  [00:20:00] Vegan is a different story because again, no state has a recent history in France.  [00:20:04] Four years ago it was only one percent of the population itself begins with very small. And last year, two or three persons that you see that. And there was one person that saw that again and took us 10 percent saying that there would be interesting Vegan products. So you see, it's recent, but it's doing very fast. And once you in that direction, I think there is no way back.  [00:20:25] I see myself I have done some big steps on that. And for sure, I want to go back. So.  [00:20:33] I think that you can get into the subject for various reasons. It can be.  [00:20:38] I don't know, medical because you're lactose intolerant or because you're into more respectful animal or because of the environmental impacts. Many, many reasons that for sure, it is more about being an educated and aware consumers about the impacts. Is showing part of that. It's.  [00:20:57] If we talk about beauty products, you have Vegan products at every place, so it can be a luxury, but it's also a question of, I think education values ethics on the social ladder on the planet.  [00:21:09] I agree. And as the need goes up, you know, the price will come down. It's the same thing with shopping and food industry once these ingredients become available.  [00:21:18] And as free flowing as eggs and milk, then the prices come down. I'm wondering with the different items that you have. So when you launched how many you have lipsticks and nail Lacau a lacquer and how many of each did you launch with? Did you immediately grow? How many of each do you now have? Can you kind of speak to the product line?  [00:21:43] Yes. So we started with a range of twelve shades of metallic lipsticks, so metallic six. And the formula is one other person to begin. Of course, it's up to one person. Not sure because when y one of two went under. I think it's because sometimes on some pigments we don't have alternatives either. Natural.  [00:22:06] See you started off with 12 lipsticks and did you have no lacquer at the same time or did that come later?  [00:22:13] Sorry. Yes. So we started using twelve sheets of metal. Then we launched the. Then they let go 20 second step because actually, you know, we ask the community, especially on Instagram, for every big step section and we ask the community what should be the next step. So then we speak and they say for sure it's like yours because it's full of controversial ingredients and so on.  [00:22:36] And we you can do much better. So actually, we took a big step into a new plan based ingredients that are super interesting, actually. You know, like those we have great colors to pound on, super shine and the super political to to use and apply. So people actually listen with no difference. You want no licorice and steel. It is up to 83 percent of natural ingredients.  [00:23:08] Yeah. And that seems like a tricky one. The nail polish industry in the United States is by far exceeded all of their cosmetics products over the past five years.  [00:23:18] It went from a ridiculously mediocre climate to the next booming, you know, hundreds of trillions of dollars a year. And I know that with that, there are very few people actually considering the ingredients. And it's one of the few things that I think people think that the nail is not necessarily placing it on the body. There's been a lot of talk, too, that the problems with that and people viewing that and I've spoken to a Vegan nail polish industry maker here in the United States, in Nevada, and she said the difficulty for her in developing it, she was actually developing formulas, which was getting these long lasting long stays, the styles and the the traditional industry had been mixing in. So I know that it's it's you know, it's a booming industry. But to get a really good Vegan, 100 percent natural one would be a UNICOR. How do you feel about your product with the nail liquor?  [00:24:16] Do you feel like it says it's as good as its counterparts that are not Vegan and 100 percent organic?  [00:24:23] I think I think it's the same for lipstick and the same for nailer girls. What surprised our consumers that are used to maybe luxury brands or conventional brands, for instance? Is that actually they find the same service. It's the same thing. Intense clothes and along the whole colors and and shining into your exemplars. And they lacquers. It is not what they expected from natural makeup, to be honest, is the sort that they would have to compromise on quality. And what is great is that actually a love? It's. And that's why you actually know we have many products on ice and complexion and so on who can make a lot of good stuff with natural ingredients and from base ingredients in a Vegan way. And actually bringing exactly the same service that they are used to with their curan range.  [00:25:13] So what's next? What do you think you've gone into? You reached out to your people. They asked for a nail lacquer. What's next? Will you do anything else? Will you stay within just those two product zones or do you think you'll keep expanding?  [00:25:27] For sure. We will keep extending. I'm sure. I'm sure of that. So actually, we are making Brand. So we want to go to our two eyes and skin for sure, because we want to offer a community a very easy, attractive solution to transition to a new lifestyle in the U.S. So I feel this is our mission, and especially in this period of time before what we are going through is a. Nineteen, I feel and I hope people will feel even more connected to the planet to live in general, and that daily products that help make the world a better place with five. And and I feel that actually we were kind of put it all, take us, put it have something to do with that. Some contribute to that for our consumers.  [00:26:13] Absolutely. Well, what do you know about your packaging? Is there anything particularly special that you addressed with the packaging or the vessels that the products are delivered in?  [00:26:25] Yes, of course, actually. We wanted to make something bluebirds, actually the point since a cat unbox of the products. There are. Low carbon Accattone coming from sustainable forests. So the idea is really to have no particular varnishes metallic elements that would actually reduce the risk that we cyclicity. So the idea is to have a cut on drugs that you can really easily recycle. For instance, of plastic reuse is recyclable as well. We use aluminum caps, which is purely recyclable as well, glass. But also the idea is really to be insides. What you watch in Europe, you have a natural LaBella's that actually it did some kind of a playbook on packaging. So we tried to really follow all the rules to make sure I think, should you make the best choices. Also on the on every element of the packaging.  [00:27:27] Yeah, that's fantastic. And I'm wondering about the name. Oh, yes. How did all come up? I love it. I think it's fantastic. But where did it come from?  [00:27:39] Oh, it's it's it's a long story, actually, because as I said, actually, I was meeting women a lot when I was starting to to understand their needs and to design the perfect lipstick. And one of them actually told me, I feel that women on that note, who you listen to by custardy brands. That's why formulas are nonsense as well. So because actually, if you ask a woman what she wants to, you know, a product, she would probably tell you a natural natural ingredient for sure. So actually, tell me what you're doing with this product and a strong feminist dimension that actually I totally agree with that. And we are talking about feminism and cosmetics and this foundation. Tony, what is a paradox is that being a feminist is feeding at the same time very strong. They will prove a fool. And at the same time, Zuby threatens. And I said, oh, okay, okay. So just like Tiger actually, you just you Bucho a fool. And then your species. And she told me exactly. We are all tigers. And that's how the name was Monceau became. We are all tigers. I'll tell you also today, actually, we are proud, proud member of international organization, one positive for the planet. And we give back one percent of total sales for wild tiger preservation in Asia. But it's a very complete program. Protects tigers, but also the eco system, which is very certain this over years. Do you see that? We wanted to show also our respect to the living in every way. So not only the tiger as a as an icon, as a symbol, but also in a very concrete way. And when we see it all, Tiger, which is nice, that's for women, it's not about seduction. Like in many make a brand, actual Tiger Woods is a celebration of strong women. We celebrate their sweat trends. COAG fashion each make a career as a nickname, which is like you hit it big. Call me Queen Himuro. So it's a men's for something you say to feel good and strong for the day. So really want to inspire women in the different ways unconventional make it. And not just about superficiality, but something that comes very deep inside.  [00:29:44] Yeah, I really appreciate the and the dialog and the rhetoric that you're having with your your friends and colleagues and clients about feminism and kind of divorcing this concept between cosmetics and the the male gaze or show this idea of seduction and and things like that, and it reaching more into the community in which it lays upon, you know, which is women are female identified or men that are looking to engage in this, returning the use back to the user and the power and the dynamic between the relationship of the product and the user back to them is paramount. I think when you're looking at makeup that is moving forward into our daughter's generation, you know, shortening that the association and the utility of it back to them is really, really powerful. And I appreciate that. I'm curious. Well, first of all, before I forget, because I do tend to forget the logistics when someone is shopping for your product. Do you have a brick and mortar store? Do you have an online presence? Do you have third party retailers that sell your products? Where can people look for it?  [00:30:49] So actually, we have. When you shop, which is the end, that old iPhone tigers' dot com, which is in French and English and which is our first or today, and we deliver what today. And we are also sold by partners in 10 countries in Europe in about 300 doors.  [00:31:08] It's a mix of online offline concept stores. The Fumo use department store pharmacies, beauty spa.  [00:31:15] What is important to me is that we share the same interests for natural beauty that a natural beauty customer actually can go there and shop. So the white product not only ours, but interesting brands as well. So yes, we are we are quite available, but today, mostly in Europe. Do you see internationally. Sure. From. We shop, we we shop, we ship everywhere. Monophone.  [00:31:39] So everyone jump on. Everyone listening. I want to wrap everything up with him. The most recent climate. I don't like to avoid it. And I'm in if you haven't had a significant dialog with yourself or the company.  [00:31:51] That's all right, too. However, I'm wondering what the conversation that you have between your customers or if you've tried to kind of address the covered 19 pandemic and and how you have such a very specific product that has a relationship with the environment and things of that nature that have an inherent dialog with things like pandemic and things that come about from disturbing natural ecosystems and things of that nature. Have you had any kind of marketing or overt conversation or any personal dialog with yourself about how it might move all tigers forward or change your dialog and how you market with your customers?  [00:32:32] Yes, because actually it's a lock down. I actually came quite suddenly and being in touch on a constant basis with our community was, for me, actually a way to keep a positive mood and feeling and seeing seeing a useful to people. So, for instance, all tigers distributed. We are we are today distributed in some pharmacies with a strong natural offer in France. And those pharmacies, we are at the forefront of Kivett 19. So we produce 10 cents. I'd good just to be supplied for free to house workers. And there we are. So for me, pharmacies are part of our community. People love us in another way. Actually, people love Zulay hands of our packaging because it's a lovely drawing with our white Tiger Woods and the colored jungle. So we edited the clothing version that actually you can control yourself for grownups or kids and you could do a need for download for free and print on their website. I also organized a livestock's on Integrate Instagram with French entrepreneurs in beauty and fashion, and we explored the Tiger's view. It's a mix of passion, energy, resilience. You need to build projects. And that was really inspiring acting for me, of course, but also for all the people. Election year following their life left.  [00:33:51] And we made a lot of contests with other ethical brands on Instagram to have them discovered by the community and show them that it's not only about makeup, but it's only about fashion and skincare and other ways that those brands are amazing and nobody knows them and they should actually be no everywhere. So in two different ways. Some are more serious. So some were more entertaining.  [00:34:15] But we were very active to our community and we wanted to support everywhere. Our shop was closed a little bit because at the beginning of logistician had to deal with more, I would say necessary products and makeup, but then we could be open. And since we opened, actually we saw very strong dynamic. So I assume it's the same for a lot of retailers. But I feel people actually will actually need in this kind of period this feel that the brands they believe in and the trust actually helps them go through this kind of period.  [00:34:50] Absolutely. And I appreciate that dialog. It sounds like you've had so much movement on so many different fronts.  [00:34:55] A lot of people feel and paralyzed, you know, with how to address it, with how to look at their industries, their communities, how to to incorporate that dialog into what they're doing. And it sounds like you've done it so gracefully. I'm curious, from a personal standpoint, do you identify yourself as Vegan?  [00:35:15] Oh, yes, actually, yes, you're right. I didn't mention that before. But that's an important question, actually. When I started untangles, I did the new, as I said, so much about the Vegan. So it was quite a discovery for me. And it was led to like the base that I was at the time that they were big meat eaters. So to be honest, I was not Vegan at all. And I did know so much about it. So I got interested. I said quite positive about Vegan. I get a lot about it. But even if you know that it is more ethically and I'm the one that is friendly, I think it is not and actually began is not about a question of motivation. It cannot be only a rational process. It's something that you have to feel deep inside. So you have to feel deep inside that it's it's fair that it is right, though, to be honest. It came step by step. So I stopped eating lambs and then Couzens and also just step by step process. And probably I will discover new elements. But each step was a small evolution on the decimal level. And to be honest, I see that the only and pleasing thing about it is that everybody around you have something to say about it. And in fact, they use less because they all want to give you advice and then say. Stupid to go there. But so best the New Orleans intimates, it's actually a rational discussion. Can really make you change your mind. So anyway, at some point, no, I can really. Yes. I don't if I do the big community.  [00:36:48] Yeah. And it's an interesting time.  [00:36:50] You know, I think the one thing that unifies us from Vegan all across the world is that exact social dynamic of the ostracization. I've never angered anyone more that I didn't know. And then by telling them that I was Vegan, you know, a waiter, too. It's the most amazing statement in the world. And to bear that all the time is can be exhausting. However, what I will say and I tell my children all of the time, which is in your lifetime. What is happening not just with the tragic pandemic and things like that, it will come to fruition as being at least a very logical and sustainable lifestyle. And that questioning and discrimination ought to subside like before your very eyes. And how I lived will not necessarily hopefully be how you lived. So that will be interesting, to say the very least. I'm curious.  [00:37:43] That's what I didn't say that. It's important to say to your listeners know that even if you're not getting food, you should actually go for it. Again, beauty, because it's a question of transparency. You just want to know what is in their product. And you never think that it would be animal based. So for sure, for just that reason. It's interesting. I tried to get them to begin looking for show.  [00:38:04] I concur.  [00:38:05] And I think the majority of of women and men that I know that wear makeup and and do use Vegan and try to use plant based products are not Vegan. They just they really do care about and I like what you said, the transparency, you know, understanding the ingredients, or at very least when you Google them, not being horrified at what they are. Should be something we demand of our products, right?  [00:38:30] Yes, sure. In France, you have many mobile apps that help you to decode, decipher resistant ingredients needs for cosmetics. And the foreshores is the trend of seeing green products. But most of the time, people are very, very amazed about what they find and surprise. But what defines a population even full, put it is for you. So I think it's important that actually people just getting read get away with it. And transparency's for sure the key. It's a key value.  [00:38:59] I do, too. I completely concur. I like to sign off all of my podcasts with kind of reaching into you as a person, as a business owner, as a founder, as a father. We've been in interesting times and and it's been, you know, a lot of people. It sounds like yourself highly included in that have done a lot of self reflection, have looked at their own industries, even if they were beneficial in the past, even if they prospered during the pandemic and had created a new dialog with themselves about what it means now. You know, to be kind of surfing out this pandemic and even looking forward to hopefully the cessation. Do you have, like a top piece of advice or two pieces of advice that you give yourself or your community or your daughter regularly that you've kind of honed in to the tincture or the next year the nectar of of what is good and what to drive your life by?  [00:39:55] What to sail your ship by?  [00:39:58] Well, I I don't know if it will be your words of wisdom, but actually I, I always say be aware and do good. I mean, by that that's I think you should know what you are doing. Know what you're eating. Know what you're actually puts on your lips, on your skin. Know the consequences of what you know, Che's health. What is he done? May be behind what you purchase and do goods. I mean by that, doing the right choices and trying to do something fair. Something that is why it's something that you feel is why. It's something that is completely aligned with your values and convictions. And I think that is the main point. So that's why I said to my children, I have one daughter and two sons. So to my children. And for Scheu is something that actually gave me also now saying that if you if you get into an entrepreneurial product, it's for creating something new. And this new stuff has to be aware and do goods, do some good in a way. So that's actually something that gets me in every actions.  [00:41:04] I love that. I think that's absolutely perfect. I'm going to quote you on that when I quote his podcast and do good. The more simple them are more profound, as are Buddhist philosophers and lay out zoo have proven. Alexis, we are out of time, but I wanted to say thank you so much for speaking with us today and giving us all the information about your life and your company.  [00:41:27] Thank you very much.  [00:41:28] Absolutely. And for everyone listening, we have been speaking with Alexis Robillard. He is the founder of All Tigers'. You can find them online. It's E n dot, all hyphen, tigers', dot com. I encourage everyone to get on and check it out. This story you can look into further is fascinating. And for those of you listening, thank you so much for giving us your time today until we speak again next time.  [00:41:53] Remember to stay safe, be well and always bet on yourself. 

Zulay and John worked together for years at Harry Truman High School in the Bronx, NY. Now she's an assistant principal at a small high school in the Bronx! We have a talk with Zulay about all things education and we may or may not veer into geek territory. Have a listen and a laugh with The Podgecast's special guest, Zulay Martinez!

Sería bueno conocer el acuerdo (solo vimos el comunicado), bajo qué condiciones se firmó y si será vinculante, pues un contrato solo pueden modificarlo las partes y ni el Estado ni la Asociación Bancaria son parte.

La comisión de Infraestructura de la Asamblea rechazó citar a Quijano. Finalmente le van perdiendo el miedo a Zulay… Por cierto, lleva días callada. ¿Nos alegramos o nos preocupamos?

Esta semana en el podcast Página Dos conversamos con los periodistas Roberto González y Wilfredo Jordán sobre el alza en tarifa eléctrica para los clientes que más consumen, el aumento en la deuda pública y la querella contra la diputada Zulay Rodríguez.

Qué obvia se ha vuelto Zulay. ¿Quién le habrá pagado el tiquete? Y... ¿cómo se incorporarían las declaraciones de Tacla, si el Segundo Tribunal no le dio permiso al MP para seguir investigando? ¿O será solo para crear caos?

Zulay ya habla de fusilar… a ver si se atreve a decirle eso de frente a Quijano o a cualquiera de los que ataca así fuera del pleno, donde no la cobija la inmunidad. Esto tiene que parar o no va a terminar bien. ¿Y el PRD? Bien, gracias.

Presidente, usted prometió poner orden migratorio. ¿Exactamente en qué? Zulay deja ver que esa ley es de su gobierno. ¿Es así? ¿Por qué no salen y dicen que no hay cabida para el odio? A veces el silencio otorga y esto puede salirse de control.

La ley actual es dura e ilógica. Pero la propuesta de Zulay empeora el problema, porque aumenta la discrecionalidad. Y no puede ser que ella difame a todo el que le debata. Más allá, Panamá está mal por los corruptos, no por los extranjeros.

Esa energía que despertó la xenofobia de Zulay, que parece hacerle los mandados a Hitler, usémosla para exigirle rendir cuentas, a ella y a todos. De sus planillas, de Pandeportes y de que en las comisiones lo hagan bien.

CASUALIDADES. En las redes circula, un video anónimo sobre una supuesta relación de la procuradora, vea más detalles sobre esta glosa.LIBRETO: Los juramentos de la defensa de Martinelli bajo la lupa.DESIDIA: Desde ya Tocumen coordina llegada de presidentes ¿Será que ahora sí ponen a funcionar las andaderas eléctricas? POLITIQUERÍA: Fábrega no ha llegado a la alcaldía y ya genera polémica, vea por qué…FIESTA DE CUPOS: Ya hubo reunión de transición en la ATTT ¿habrá salido todo de la cajita de sorpresas?INEQUIDAD: ¿Debe o no recibirse el subsidio post electoral? Entérese aquí.EXPECTATIVA: Reciclaje en algunas entidades, estamos al pendiente de las embajadas y notarías.TRISTEZA: Los selfies de los diputados en la entrega de credenciales.NI HAO TÍO SAM: La Embajada de China al fin donde debería estar.SALUDITOS: Y los saluditos le van a Zulay precisamente, que dice que no va para ningún cargo. ¿será cierto?

On this episode of Women in Power Elena interviews actress Zulay Henao about what it takes to follow your ambition and create the life that you want. Zulay discusses her military history, her experience as being a woman in this type of environment and her transition into becoming an actress.

This week we sat down with the founders of Push Pedal , the first and only indoor cycling studio Uptown. Annie Flores and Christina Villanueva walked us through their friendship, their partnership and the roller-coaster ride of being Latinas and opening a storefront fitness studio in their community where there are not many latino owners. The importance of learning, having a plan, not giving up and monitoring and building your credit. Zulay shares her experience at Push Pedal and how great it is to support local businesses. Uptown Girls x Push Pedal class coming soon. Follow our guests @pushpedalnyc Follow us - @ireeeeezy @miiszstarr

This week we sat down with the founders of Push Pedal , the first and only indoor cycling studio Uptown. Annie Flores and Christina Villanueva walked us through their friendship, their partnership and the roller-coaster ride of being Latinas and opening a storefront fitness studio in their community where there are not many latino owners. The importance of learning, having a plan, not giving up and monitoring and building your credit. Zulay shares her experience at Push Pedal and how great it is to support local businesses. Uptown Girls x Push Pedal class coming soon. Follow our guests @pushpedalnyc Follow us - @ireeeeezy @miiszstarr

It's the Kevin James version of "The Do-Over", but even worse. This is our last week with Kevin James films (for now) and will move on next week to season 3 of the podcast with Rob Schneider Could Ya Not?- PLOT - After a publisher changes a writer's debut novel about a deadly assassin from fiction to non-fiction, the author finds himself thrust into the world of his lead character, and must take on the role of his character for his own survival.- CONTACT US - Text or Voicemail: 405-418-6273E-mail: AdamSandlerPleaseStop@gmail.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/SandlerPlsStopFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SandlerPlsStop- KEVIN JAMES RANKINGS -MARIE - https://www.imdb.com/list/ls026591221/BACON - https://www.imdb.com/list/ls026092613/

Experienced mother of three recalls the birth of her first child, experiencing postpartum depression, getting to "know" her children, and raising children while balancing reality vs. her made up image of what it would all be like.

Hosted by Radio/Television personality Lorenzo Thomas. This is where you can hear interviews with some of today's biggest celebrities, athletes, and politicians. On Thursdays Night show hear interviews with Zulay Henao from the movie Fighting, Cisco Reyes from Next Day Air, Comedian Chris Thomas, and Recording Artist Case!

Hosted by Radio/Television personality Lorenzo Thomas. This is where you can hear interviews with some of today's biggest celebrities, athletes, and politicians. On Thursdays Night show hear interviews with Zulay Henao from the movie Fighting, Cisco Reyes from Next Day Air, Comedian Chris Thomas, and Recording Artist Case!