HeyJaredClean Thoughts with Carly Kremer
I'm Carly. I’m the founder of Beekeeper’s Naturals. I started this Substack to share what a decade in the wild west that is the 'wellness' industry has taught me. The exciting, the terrifying, and the eye-opening.
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Everything Worth Making Starts with Someone You Love (opens the original)
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Before Beekeeper’s Naturals ever became a company, it was tinctures of liquid propolis and jars of honey I was forcing into my roommate’s hands. Every time someone complained about inflammation, got sick or even felt a little off (my mom, my friend, a friend of a friend), I gave them something I brought home from the apiary and waited for their feedback. When they would tell me it worked, it was the best feeling in the world.I’ve been thinking about those moments a lot lately because we just lau
Every Builder Has a Superpower (and a Kryptonite) (opens the original)
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A couple months ago, I was at a dinner with some friends, many of whom are founders, and we were talking about personality assessments. “I don’t believe in those,” someone said. Another disagreed: “I love them. I make all new hires do one.” There was a big debate, with a lot of people coming down on the side of hating them. We debated the ‘best’ and the ‘worst’ ones. “My problem with personality assessments,” I said at some point, “Is no one ever tells you what to do with your results.” Everyone
I Wrote a Children's Book (Here's Why) (opens the original)
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My Toddler is About to Start Preschool. Here’s My Plan for Germs, Junk Food, and Letting Go. (opens the original)
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Are There Forever Chemicals in Your Tap Water? (opens the original)
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In January, with basically no fanfare, the EPA published the results of the first nationwide, mandatory testing of America’s drinking water for PFAS forever chemicals, nearly two million test results covering the water of roughly 95% of Americans on public systems.Then in May, the EPA proposed rescinding most of the brand-new PFAS limits those results are measured against. The public comment window on that proposal closes this Monday, July 20, which is why I’m publishing this now instead of sitt
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