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The cut. Every morning, I do the same thing. I pour myself a cup of coffee. I sit down on my couch with my phone and I open up the

Chani app to read my horoscope for the day. Chani was founded by Chani Nicholas and Sonia Passi,

our guest today. And I'm not just a user of their app. I am an admirer of their leadership.

In the past seven episodes, we've talked to founders about the most important decisions they made for the health of their business,

and often, also for the good of their employees, and sometimes the world.

In this final conversation of our series, I'm really excited to speak to Chani and Sonia,

who have built a company with an innovative, community-driven business model. A little more than a decade ago, Chani and Sonia, who have built a company with an innovative, community-driven business model.

A little more than a decade ago, Chani and Sanya met, got married and eventually co-founded Chani,

a company that has never taken VC money, and it's heeping loads of benefits on its employees.

Chani also directs a portion of its profits to the nonprofit free from, also founded by Sonia,

which provides financial support to survivors of gender-based violence.

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