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Hi, everyone. Today's guest is Phoebe Gates. She's the co-founder of the fashion tech startup

Fia and co-host of the Burnouts Podcast on the Unwell Network.

Phoebe grew up in Seattle as the daughter of two people you might have heard of, Bill Gates

and Melinda French Gates, but Phoebe has steadily carved out her own path in entrepreneurship.

She attended Stanford University where she met her roommate, turned best friend, turned co-founder, Sophia Keani.

They quickly bonded over fashion and the challenge of shopping sustainably without wasting time or money.

So while in school, Phoebe and Sophia started building what would become FIA, which officially launched earlier this year.

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