The story of Da Bomb Fizzers is a story of the young eleven year old Caroline and the twelve year old Isabel Bercaw. They recognized a problem with the bath bombs that they used to help them recover after exercise. Because of the products that they used, the girls had to shower after their baths because the residue from the bath bombs would not wash off. The two girls also mentioned how sad the nature of using a bath bomb is, which is the fact that it disappears after use. While this part of the story is not extraordinary, what these two girls did next truly is. Caroline and Isabel proceeded to get their hands dirty and tried to create a superior bath bomb. After the long process of experimenting with different recipes over a year, they came up with Da Bomb Fizzers. These bath bombs are made of very few, natural ingredients, and some bombs contain surprises in the middle.

Caroline and Isabel have become very successful entrepreneurs at such a young age. Right now, they have two hundred employees and have sold over ten million bath bombs. How does this happen? The key to these girls’ story is how they went to action. It must have been simple to these two girls. They lacked a satisfactory bath bomb, and so they made one that was! Readers of Caroline and Isabel’s story can be inspired to change their perspective of entrepreneurship from something that has to be perfect to simply taking action.

FireHUD has created a wearable tool that monitors the vitals of first responders, military personnel, and industrial workers to communicate to commanders their status, whether they are in danger or in need. For FireHUD, the saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” explains their vision for their business. They want to “Protect our Protectors” with their technology to avoid injuries that would otherwise not have been foreseen.

Junior engineering students, Zack Braun and Tyler Sisk, cofounded FireHUD during their time at Georgia Tech. FireHUD started out to improve awareness of firefighters via a heads-up display. With this vision, they put their business in motion by building products for trial. Braun and Sisk were probably excited and satisfied with their ideas, but this was not the end of their innovation. While they were testing their products, the two engineers attended a Nation Fallen Firefighter Foundation conference. They showed their FireHUD to fire chiefs from all over the country and then sat for a presentation by one of those fire chiefs about the struggles of monitoring the physiologic conditions of first responders. This feedback was crucial in the development of Braun and Sisk’s business. Based on the feedback, they were able to empathize with first responders and change the design of the FireHUD, making it easier to use. The evolution of FireHUD is an example of the benefits of a liquid network, where the hunches of the engineers and the firefighters were able to collide, creating more meaningful value.

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Tehzeeb Lalani is a young woman with her degree in Clinical Nutrition and Food Studies from the University of New York. She is the owner of Scale Beyond Scale (SBS), a consultancy service which specializes in Mumbai-based health and nutrition. Scale Beyond Scale helps clients keep their focus beyond the weight scale to the full picture of their health and lifestyles. Tehzeeb has seen hundreds of clients with ailments from diabetes to heart disease. Her business does not only cater to patients. She has also helped make a successful interactive and challenging curriculum for other nutritionists and dietitians.

Her idea for Scale Beyond Scale started to develop after she received her degree from New York when she returned to her home in India. She already knew that she wanted to help people improve their lifestyles to inevitably improve their health. The question was how. The problem she realized that held people back was that they are too fixated on their weight and short-term goals. With this problem identified, she then longed to be a part of changing people’s perceptions about weight. Tehzeeb challenged these widely believed perceptions, and then presented a better solution to the issue of wellness. This is an example of innovativeness that instead of expanding the horizons of heath, reintroduces how health was originally intended to be. Tehzeeb not only hit upon a good idea, but her success is shown through all the lives she’s helped change.

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Website: https://www.scalebeyondscale.com/

               Alyssa Hunt is the founder of The Life Hunt, a blog for helping people to balance their dreams of running a business with their everyday lives. The focus of the blog is how to manage money with tips on saving money and making money. Some of the topics discussed are profitable side hustles, the creation of blogs, and frugal living advice.

                Alyssa came up with the idea for her blog when she was struggling to balance her full-time job with her writing ventures. As anyone would, she looked up advice for her problem on the internet, but she could not find what she was looking for. Then, showing a marked trait of an entrepreneur, she created her own website to satisfy this need of balancing dreams and work. Since many people are now attempting at side hustles and business ventures, this need of learning balance is growing. Alyssa took advantage of this using her own experience to make an easy way to access this information.

One of the things inspiring about Alyssa is that instead of giving up on her dreams, she made a way for herself to achieve what she wanted. Even if you might not be as talented or as wealthy as another, there are simple steps that you can take in your everyday life to bring you closer to success. Sometimes fear and lack of support are the biggest things that holds us back from growth. However, Alyssa overcame these and found balance in her own life and now shares her wisdom with others.

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Blog Website: https://thelifehunt.com