Author, naturopath and business woman, Catie Gett built The Staple Store  from a tiny whole food shop into a deeply loved Melbourne community hub and online education platform. In this episode, she shares what it took to close the doors, rebuild her work, write a meaningful and impact-driven cookbook (available here) and create a mission around making healthy food more accessible for a now global community.

You’ll learn:

  • Why closing a successful business can sometimes be the right move
  • How Catie rebuilt her brand through community, recipes and storytelling
  • Why simple, affordable food can be a powerful form of health and care

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