Advice Line with Sarah LaFleur of M.M. LaFleur

Hello and welcome to the advice line on how I built this lab. I'm Guy Raz. This is the place where we help try to solve your business challenges. Each week, I'm joined by a legendary founder, a former guest on the show. who will help me try to help you. And if you're building something and you need advice, give us a call and you just might be the next guest on the show. Our number is 1-800-433-1298. Leave us a one minute message that tells us about your business and the issues or questions that you like help with. Alright, let's get to it. Joining me this week is Sarah LaFleur. She's the founder and CEO of the women's clothing brand MM LaFleur. Uh, Sarah, it's great to have you back on the show. Thank you so much. I'm so excited to be here.

Oh, we're excited to have you. You've been on the show twice before, actually. First time was in February 2020 to tell us the story of building. M. LaFleur, and like many founders we've had on the show, you started the brand because you had a problem to solve, which was you were a corporate consultant. And just uh too many clothing options didn't really fit in with what with what you want to wear and that that of course was back in twenty eleven and then Along the way you built this awesome brand, but then you had some challenges, especially during COVID. Um, and we're gonna get an update about what happened, but it's a great episode for anybody who hasn't heard it. We'll put a link to it in the show notes.

Um so before we get to our callers, I was hoping to just kinda catch up. Tell tell us a little bit about how things have been going since you were last on the show. Oh my gosh, well I feel like I have lived Ten lives. Um and I think We know last time I was on your show.

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