How I Built Resilience: Live with Sadie Lincoln

Hey everyone and welcome to How I Built This Resilience Edition. This is where we've been talking with entrepreneurs about how to think creatively during this really disruptive moment. And one of the hardest hit industries in recent months has been fitness. Thousands of gym and studios around the country are trying to figure out new and creative ways to serve their customers. That's also happening with Bar 3, it's a studio exercise program that blends ballet with Pilates and yoga. The company has around 160 studios across the United States, most of which are still closed. Sadie Lincoln is the founder of Bar Three. We told her story on the podcast back in 2017. And we called her up this week to hear about how the company's been able to shift. to a virtual platform.

So, Sadie, um, first of all, your family I is okay. I know you're in Portland and your your company is based in Portland and I'm a I'm assuming you've been all your team's been tele kind of teleworking and Zoom calls and things like that. Yeah. Yeah. Almost Every single studio was closed for a long time. We have about thirty percent ish starting to slowly open. Um, but other than that, we've been

We've been on Zoom. Um we did a whole week on the restaurant industry, which is Kind of a canary in the coal mine,'cause it was the first industry to really Get hit hard. And

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