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The Playbook With David Meltzer

Business:Entrepreneurship

Michael and Ylianna Dadashi: The Founders of Heart Water | #ThePlaybook 329

2020-11-29

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Michael and Ylianna Dadashi, the founders of Heart Water, talk about how their personal journeys have inspired them to create a purpose-focused, sustainable business and why storytelling is such an important component of their brand.

The Dadashis and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, chat about a variety of topics including the three reasons why the Dadashis settled on creating a business around a resource like water, how to strike the right balance when working with your spouse and why focusing on your internal self will bring hope and change to your external world. They also discuss why pouring your heart out to others and being vulnerable is so essential.