275 | Mixing Friendship & Business: Of /a Kind founders Erica and Claire on Management, Thank You Notes, Depression, & Style

LET IT OUT

Katie Dalebout

Fashion & Beauty, Mental Health, Love, Arts, Self-help, Wellness, Katie Dalebout, Health & Fitness, Well Being, True Crime, Self-care, Society & Culture, Personal Growth, Health

4.9 • 826 Ratings

🗓️ 3 October 2019

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Summary

I really loved this conversation with the founders of Of/a Kind Erica and Claire. They were so articulate and warm, I never wanted the interview to end and I think you might feel that way about the episode. They talk about their friendship, starting their company of a kind and how they keep their friendship alive while being co-founders. They give great advice on adult friendship, management, and even the best natural mascara and baby gifts for new moms.

Transcript

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0:00.0	As you get older, when you can pick and choose a little bit more aggressively,
0:05.0	you do have the opportunity to say, like, I choose you, and I choose to invest my time, energy,
0:10.0	and emotional support in you. Let it out.
0:21.6	Let it out with me.
0:23.6	Let it out with me, Katie Dale about.
0:43.0	This week's episode I just listened back to and I felt better after.
0:49.0	It was such a delight to talk to the co-founders of a kind.
0:53.7	They are best friends and podcast hosts.
0:58.6	They write this newsletter. You'll hear all about of a kind how it came to be, how they came
1:03.5	together in this week's episode. They're so talented and kind and I just really enjoyed being
1:10.3	around them.
1:11.0	I wish that I could be their friends long term,
1:14.6	and maybe that's something that can happen.
1:18.1	I hope if they're listening to this,
1:20.5	do you guys want to hang out?
1:22.2	Anyway, we talk about adult friendship.
1:24.5	We talk about management and managing people and being managed. They have this
1:30.0	company that they seem to run really well. We talk about the internet and how the best internet was
1:36.3	in like 2012. They've had Joanna Goddard, founder of the blog website, A Cup of Joe, that I loved in college, still loved now.
1:46.7	And it's been really cool to see that website grow.
1:50.6	And whenever I think of the best internet being in 2012, I think of her and I think of that
1:55.5	blog.
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