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nice to have it so easy. Well, think again. Behind that glossy cover or smiling face is a ton of hard

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Hey, everyone, you're listening to Superwomen. Today's guest is Miha Agrawl, the founder and

CEO of Silk and Sonder. She launched her company out of a deep desire to start writing down

everything that was going on inside her head and found it to be incredibly therapeutic.

Cut to an incredible thriving community, Silk and Sonder is used by so many people to plan their goals,

put their dreams out there, and everything in between. Take a listen. So welcome back to the

podcast for those listening. We recorded an incredible episode and then the studio just lost the

files and could not recover them. So here we are again. So let's let's dive in.

Tell me about, we'll obviously get into Silk and Sonder, but I would love to hear kind of your

early days, you know, where do you start? Because no one would think you'd end, you know, where

you are today. Amazing. So I guess my story starts at the very beginning, born and raised in Santa Barbara, California.

My dad's a professor of computer science.

My mom also worked at UC Santa Barbara.

And they were, you know, immigrants from the late 80s from India.

And so you can only imagine how that goes down being the first daughter of immigrant

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