October 24, 2020 • 65 mins
Welcome to the first episode of the Believe It, Achieve It Podcast with June Angelides !
In this very special edition, June speaks to 2 very inspirational women at different stages in their entrepreneurial journey.
June’s first guest is Cassandra Curtis, the co-founder of Once Upon a Farm, a California-based company that produces cold-pressed organic baby foods and applesauces. She started the company in 2015 and it can now be found in over 9,000 stores in the US and can be ordered on subscription. Cassandra is a mother of 3 girls. She lives in San Diego with her husband, daughters, 2 cats and a dog. Cassandra works full time as co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer at Once Upon a Farm and as a mom. In the rare free time that she does get, she loves to do Yoga (she is a certified yoga teacher), cook healthy meals, run, travel, and spend time with friends and family.
June’s second guest is Marie Farmer, the founder of Mini Mealtimes. Maries is a mother to one and founded an app that helps parents track the nutritional info of the food their children are eating. So they can make informed decisions about their families health.
The Believe It, Achieve It Podcast is a series of conversations exploring the belief systems and mindset of founders. We uncover how they stay focused, pick themselves back up and keep going even when the odds may be against them.
Want to find out more about June behind the scenes? Follow her on Instagram @juneangelides
This episode is sponsored by Deborah Lyons. Deborah Lyons is synonymous with empowered femininity, effortless and versatile tailoring and a strong point of view. Lyons creates easy-to-wear, beautifully detailed and distinctive designs and collections for women living life according to their rules.
Editor - John Leigh at Secret Studio
www.secret.studio
john@secret.studio
In this very special edition, June speaks to 2 very inspirational women at different stages in their entrepreneurial journey.
June’s first guest is Cassandra Curtis, the co-founder of Once Upon a Farm, a California-based company that produces cold-pressed organic baby foods and applesauces. She started the company in 2015 and it can now be found in over 9,000 stores in the US and can be ordered on subscription. Cassandra is a mother of 3 girls. She lives in San Diego with her husband, daughters, 2 cats and a dog. Cassandra works full time as co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer at Once Upon a Farm and as a mom. In the rare free time that she does get, she loves to do Yoga (she is a certified yoga teacher), cook healthy meals, run, travel, and spend time with friends and family.
June’s second guest is Marie Farmer, the founder of Mini Mealtimes. Maries is a mother to one and founded an app that helps parents track the nutritional info of the food their children are eating. So they can make informed decisions about their families health.
The Believe It, Achieve It Podcast is a series of conversations exploring the belief systems and mindset of founders. We uncover how they stay focused, pick themselves back up and keep going even when the odds may be against them.
Want to find out more about June behind the scenes? Follow her on Instagram @juneangelides
This episode is sponsored by Deborah Lyons. Deborah Lyons is synonymous with empowered femininity, effortless and versatile tailoring and a strong point of view. Lyons creates easy-to-wear, beautifully detailed and distinctive designs and collections for women living life according to their rules.
Editor - John Leigh at Secret Studio
www.secret.studio
john@secret.studio
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