In this podcast episode, I discuss a viral post about the Stanley company and its significant growth after changing its target market. The company, originally a camping and hunting brand targeting men, transitioned to offering products in various colors aimed at women.
I share insights from social media posts and discussions in a women entrepreneurs group where some individuals express frustration about the rising prices of limited edition Stanley cups and criticize big businesses for overshadowing small enterprises. I reflect on the challenges of running a business, the entitlement of companies to reap rewards for their risks, and the importance of personal responsibility and individual effort in achieving success.
Key Topics Covered in the Episode:
- Stanley company's market shift
- Viral post about Stanley's growth
- Change in target market and product colors
- Complaints about limited edition Stanley cups' prices
- Comparison between big and small businesses
- Criticism of successful companies
- Personal stories and struggles
- Responsibility and effort in business success
- Support for small businesses
- Reflection on beliefs and values in business
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