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This week we talk about about different ways in which Tiffany is immersed in the refill field: 


1. Retail: 

2. Manufacturing/wholesale 

3. Coaching/consulting through The Lean Refillery


We also talk about how she got to where she is now, lessons learned along the way, and how she’s helping other refill store owners and sustainability leaders work smarter, not harder. 


She’s also supporting her community through local event planning and event management in downtown Littleton, and is the president of the local merchant's association. 


Question from Michelle & Troy of The Eastwood Refillery: “What do you do to bring customers in and keep them coming back?” 


Question to the next refill store owner(s): if you think about the way that you spend your time during the day (think of a quadrant matrix with time & return on investment for each axis), are there things in your life that you should ditch? (51:40)


Find Juniperseed Mercantile: 


Email CapitalismForGreen@gmail.com with your questions, topic requests, and feedback! 


Find more with Jessica & Andrea on Episode 24 of the Capitalism for Good podcast project (Apple | Spotify)


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