Welcome back, product bosses! Today, I am so excited to share a live recording I did at Inbound this year with Claire Coder, the founder of Aunt Flow—a company dedicated to making period products accessible in public spaces and creating a supportive community around normalizing menstruation. Claire’s journey is so inspiring as she started her company out of a three-bedroom apartment in Ohio and her feminine hygiene dispensers are now present in over 60,000 bathrooms worldwide. In this episode, we dive into Claire’s motivations and her unique path to entrepreneurship. At 18, she founded Aunt Flow by purchasing bulk period products and selling them directly to local businesses. Claire shares key insights on validating business ideas and developing pricing strategies, and emphasizes the importance of community and mentorship in growing a small business. Claire also shares how she overcame challenges in raising capital (pitching to 86 firms before securing funding!), practical advice on taking a hands-on approach with your products, and the significance of persistence when it comes to owning a product-based business. Tune in to learn more about Claire’s success and for actionable takeaways that you can apply to your own product-based business! Resources: Learn more about Aunt Flow hereFollow Aunt Flow’s journey on InstagramWant to know what makes a successful product-based business? I’m hosting a masterclass where I'm giving you my four-step playbook to stand out in a crowded market and get more customers so that you can grow your business no matter what you sell or where you sell. All you have to do is click here to grab your seat today! Connect: Website: theproductboss.comInstagram: @theproductboss Mentioned in this episode: Hubspot's Marketing and Content Hubs Visit hubspot.com to get started for free! Hubspot Marketing and Content Hubs Entrepreneurs On Fire Listen to Entrepreneurs On Fire wherever you get your podcasts. Entrepreneurs On Fire