Mastering the Business-Mom Balance: Entrepreneurial Tips from Lavoh’s CEO Eliza Trendiak

Wellness As A Way of Life

Are you an entrepreneur struggling to balance your energy and mindset? In today’s episode, Megan Swan welcomes Eliza Trendiak, CEO of Lavoh, to discuss optimizing energy and mindset in the entrepreneurial journey.

Key Points Discussed:

- Unique Selling Proposition: How Eliza adds her unique thumbprint and spin to differentiate her product.

- Quality and Materials: Eliza’s transition from eco-friendly bamboo to high-quality microfiber and future prospects for recycled materials.

- Development Process: The 10-month journey of testing and refining her product, working with various manufacturers.

- Entrepreneurial Advice: Surrounding oneself with brutally honest people and being open to feedback to avoid costly mistakes.

- Packaging and Branding: Importance of early consideration for long-term goals, ensuring packaging and branding compliance and readiness for retail opportunities.

- Networking: Reaching out to established brands and entrepreneurs for advice, finding that people are often willing to share their experiences.

- Balancing Motherhood and Business: Eliza’s personal experiences and challenges in juggling motherhood with entrepreneurship.

- Product Differentiation and Vision: Emphasizing simplicity in product offerings and prioritizing customer education.

TLDR: Differentiate your product by adding your unique spin, embrace quality, and be prepared for future opportunities. Build a supportive network and focus on balancing personal and professional life for sustained success.

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Connect with Eliza Trendiak

Instagram: @lovelavoh

Website: www.lavoh.com

(Also available on Amazon)

Keywords

unique selling proposition, quality materials, microfiber, product development, feedback, packaging, branding, networking, motherhood and business, simplicity, product education, women entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, mindset, optimal energy, sustainable products, personal touch, market research, customer interaction, leadership and hard conversations.