
Adina Grigore
founder of S.W. Basics
Adina Grigore is the founder of S.W. Basics, a Brooklyn-based natural products company that makes an all-natural and sustainable skincare line. The idea for S.W. Basics came to her after she finished her education in holistic nutrition in 2007 and founded a grassroots health information company at the age of 23. Today, she’s never been so happy to have been blessed with sensitive skin -- and a zeal for entrepreneurship.
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What Balance Really Means When You're an Entrepreneur
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The Crossroads of Profitability: What Now?
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How to Write a Book While Running Your Startup
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The Trouble With Scaling for 'Hand-Crafted' Entrepreneurs
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One entrepreneur explains how she was able to get the perfect URL for her startup and what lessons she learned along the way.
Growing Pains: How Expansion Causes Startups to Lose Customers
The founder of skincare line S.W. Basics discusses how she has to sacrifice clients in order to gain others and how to deal with it.
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