Welcome to the How of Business with your host, Henry Lopez, the podcast that helps you start,

run, and grow your small business. And now, here is your host. Welcome to this episode of the Howa

Business. This is Henry Lopez, and my guest today is Summer, Felix Mulder. Summer, welcome to the show.

Thank you. So happy to be here. I'm excited to have Summer with us. Summer is a serial entrepreneur and an author. She's dedicated, as she says, to making the world a better place.

Summer has been in the marketing arena for decades. She holds creative

degrees from Pepperdine University and she loves writing. She loves being a mom and all things

marketing and storytelling. At her current company, the draw shop, she develops her and her team

develop attention holding whiteboard videos and they're made for the world's best minds and companies.

She's also the CEO and co-founder of Eden, a challenge-based app and clear health technologies whose mission it is to end addiction relapse.

She's also a podcaster.

She's the host of the Get Genius podcast, great podcast that

I've listened to on iTunes. Summer lives in the San Diego, California area with her family.

And today she's going to share with us her entrepreneurial journey, which is interesting.

And also we're going to dive into this whole challenge that a lot of creative people have and that

she had, which is, how do you translate being creative to also being a successful business owner?

And often I hear that from people who are creative. They are creative, but I'm terrible at the business side of it.

Summer has been able to figure out how to do both obviously because he has multiple successful businesses

and so we're going to dive into that today so with that said once again summer felix molder welcome to the show

thank you so much lovely intro thank you thanks for being with us and we had a minor technical

issue getting started so thanks for dealing with that summer and being patient with me here. I know how it goes. It's a part of the process. You're a podcast. You're a podcast. So you don't know. I am. All right. Well, we'll get right into it. We're going to keep this one fairly shorter than other episodes. You've got a time commitment. And I want to get to a lot of stuff here. But you studied writing in school and studied corporate communications.

And then you end up doing that.

You wrote a couple of novels.

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