Jun 3, 2018
Radha Agrawal is a community
force. She is the Co-Founder and CEO of Daybreaker, an early
morning dance movement in 22 cities around the world with a
community of over 350,000 members who connect through dance, yoga,
music and mischief.
Her upcoming book “BELONG: Find Your People
Create Community and Live a More Connected Life" published by
Workman comes out next fall (September 2018) and open sources all
that she learned about community building with methods and
exercises she designed so that anyone could create the blueprint
for their dream community.
She
is also the Co-Founder and Partner of THINX, a high-tech, beautiful
underwear solution for women to wear during their periods with a
growing community of hundreds of thousands of women globally. THINX
also supports women and girls in developing countries with a 1 for
1 solution — for every underwear purchased, seven washable reusable
cloth pads goes to a girl in Uganda. To date, THINX has helped tens
of thousands of girls stay in school.
Radha is an identical twin, half-Japanese,
half-Indian French Canadian, Division 1 soccer player and graduate
of Cornell University.
She
was the recipient of the TriBeCa Film Festival’s “Disruptive
Innovation Award” and was named one of the “Top 20 Millennials on a
Mission” by Forbes.
In this episode Michael and Radha talk about: