150: Yogurt, Agriculture, and Starting a Family Business with the Painterland Sisters

02/22/23 • 34 min

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Many people dream about starting a business, but not everyone will actually make it happen. Fewer still start a business with family, even though it can be a super rewarding experience.

Well, the Painter Sisters, Stephanie and Hayley, ain't your average dreamers that rest on their laurels. They get stuff DONE — like getting their Painterland Sisters Organic Skyr Yogurt into stores across the nation — and they're hoping to educate people about farming and agriculture along the way.

We're chatting about how they've grown their business, working together as sisters, and a photoshoot that went terribly awry.

Many people dream about starting a business, but not everyone will actually make it happen. Fewer still start a business with family, even though it can be a super rewarding experience.

We're chatting about how they've grown their business, working together as sisters, and a photoshoot that went terribly awry.

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