'I think that's the key to success—it's that hustle, that grit in the world and that was enough.'
was founded in 2012 by Daina Trout, her husband and her best friend. Theirs is a true farmers market start-up story. Two words I associate with Daina are . I sat down with Daina Trout, cofounder and CEO of Health-Ade, to learn more about her commitment to building a strong company culture, how she balances work and motherhood and her mission to get Health-Ade into every refrigerator in America.
Very, especially in the beginning. Our tagline is follow your gut! When we first came up with that tagline, we had no idea it was actually going to be our business practice and it really truly has been. I mean, there's no guidebook so you are constantly faced with complicated decisions that don’t have a clear answer. Anytime you're doing something great, it's like that. The complicated decisions are the ones that count and there's no right or wrong answer.
When I get the team together for an all-hands meeting, it's inspiring to me. My goal is to be inspiring and motivating to them, but it inspires and motivates me because I see how much people care and how much they are doing. The people are what get me up in the morning.In your opinion, what are the key things someone needs to be successful as an entrepreneur?I think the key thing is getting back on that horse.
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