How I Built Resilience: Kara Goldin of Hint

Hey it's guy here. You know. A lot of people have been asking if we're gonna be holding uh how I built this summit this year, and today I am very excited to tell you that the answer to that question is yes. And it's gonna be super easy to attend this time because this year, it's completely virtual. From May 24th to the 27th, Will be bringing you four days of inspiration, conversations with iconic entrepreneurs and change makers, plus immersive networking sessions designed to help you build and grow your community of support, and of course, your business. You can learn more about the Summit and get tickets at summit.com.

N P R dot O R G and I cannot wait to see you there. Thank you to GoDaddy, the presenting sponsor of this year's summit, and to our supporting sponsor, Dell technologies. Hey everyone and welcome to How I Built This Resilience Edition from NPR. I'm Guy Roz. Each week on Thursday, we invite entrepreneurs and other business leaders to come onto the show to talk about how they've been building resilience into their businesses this past year. And you can join us each Thursday at 9 a.m. Pacific, twelve Eastern on the How I Built This Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube pages. to hear the conversation and ask questions as well.

And today my conversation with Kara Golden, the founder and CEO of Hint. Hint is probably best known for its fruit flavored waters, but it also makes sunscreen, hand sanitizer, and body care products. Hint water was at one time dubbed the unofficial drink of Silicon Valley because it was stocked at the offices of Google, Uber, and other tech companies. And now it's available in more than thirty thousand stores nationwide. And since the pandemic

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