The Pocket with Chris Griffin

#115: Miki Agrawal: Why The Most Taboo Ideas Make The Most Money

The Pocket with Chris Griffin

Show Notes

Today's episode is with Miki Agrawal.

Miki was so amazing. She is the founder of Hiro Diapers, Tushy and Thinx, to name a few.

A leader in women's business and an inspiring, passionate voice. I loved this.

Find out how the most Taboo ideas, make the most amount of money, how women can succeed in business (and if that should be the goal), learn what soft power is, and much much more.

Follow Miki: https://www.instagram.com/mikiagrawal/

Buy Hiro Diapers: https://www.instagram.com/hirodiapers/

Learn more about working with Miki: https://linktr.ee/mikiagrawal

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