Hi, besties, meet Kent, co-founder and CEO of LA-based Nero, which is a health and wellness company that creates approachable and effective consumable products that you can take anywhere, anytime, to refresh your state of mind and do more.

It's kind of a mouthful. I've talked about Nero's functional governments before, so I was really excited to get to sit down and talk with Kent.

We talk so much about how to start to do the small things that help you do more each day. We talk about creating

a life filled with balance and finding healthier alternatives to caffeine and energy, which was a huge

thing that I needed to learn and hear. And I feel like a lot of people out there might also struggle

with that. Back in the

day, and by that I mean in college, I would drink an insane amount of energy drinks every

single day and have crazy crashes. And I just found that this episode is just so, so insightful and so

helpful. It basically teaches little, little things that you can do that will help overall improve

your quality of life. Kent also shares the why behind starting neuro, growing in the health

and wellness space, and challenges that they faced along the way in entrepreneurship.

I'm really excited to kick this episode off, so let's get into it. First off, Kent, thank you so much for

being here. I'm so excited to interview you. I can't wait to talk to you, but I would love if you

gave the audience a little intro about yourself. Yeah. My name is Kent. I am one of the co-founders

and CEO of Neurogum and Mint, where we try to make supplements and health and wellness as

accessible and approachable as possible.

Now, you launched Nero, and you guys have actually probably heard me talk about Nero before on the podcast.

And I posted it on my stories.

I love it.

I felt like I was an ambassador for them because I was giving it to everyone in my life.

Like my grandma, my dad, my mom, my sister is a huge, huge fan.

She loves that. Every time she comes over, she steals a pack for me, which at first I was like, oh, heck yeah,

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