As a brand, it's an opportunity to say, how can we maybe change those things to serve everybody that we want to serve now?

Recognizing your mistakes and admitting that you've made those mistakes I think is really okay and important to do.

I never mind being wrong and sometimes that people find that a little disturbing but I don't care.

Welcome to the Boss Bay Podcast, a place where we share with you the real behind the scenes of building successful businesses, achievement

peep performance and learning how to balance it all. I'm Danielle Kante, president and

co-founder of Boss Babe and your host for this episode. Now today I am interviewing Christina Mace Turner,

founder of Mab and Stoke and if you're not familiar with Mab and Stoke it's actually a

herbal wellness company that combines century old herbal medicine with cutting edge technology to create an amazing

Mab tab which is essentially a super tab to equip people with a prophylactic formula to wellness. Now Christina has a really

interesting story because she wasn't always an entrepreneur which I know a lot of

you listening will identify with because she actually began her career at a

major corporate role.

She led business affairs and content strategy at the very beginning of Apple, well not the very

beginning, but before it actually launched the iPhone and the App Store.

So after working at Apple for three years in a huge

company she decided she wanted to get a taste of a startup world and in this

interview Christina really lifts the lid on the stark difference between the two and I actually think as a

conversation that has not had an awful lot because when you go from being a corporate to a startup even if your

role is named exactly the same the job is actually very very different and so we really talk about the difference around this and actually why she was intentional about making this career move because what she wanted to do was instead of leaving

Apple and starting up her own business straight away she decided to get

experience at a startup at the ground level before doing so that she could

actually apply what she had learned to her new business and

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