This is how you bring a new product to market. You’ll find out organic whey protein in Sprouts with amazing end caps like this. Now of course I’m biased, but this genuinely tastes amazing. Like melted ice cream. No joke. I’m happy that Sprouts took a chance on us and launched

You’ve heard about the importance of product blocks in retail. I’m proud to say this is what the protein aisle looks like right now in Sprouts. They’ve been such a great partner for our company and also the entire industry with their forward thinking push towards cleaner

I don't know if there's something wrong with me... But whenever I drink anything with Stevia in it I feel some weird sort of metallic after taste in the back of my mouth. This is why I'm genuinely excited for our new organic whey protein powder. NO STEVIA!!!!! We launched

Every single month, Truvani has hundreds events where people can get free samples of product in person. I’m truly grateful for every single ambassador who helps spread awareness. Our hope is to scale this from hundreds of events each month to thousands over the next 6 months.

Okay, I’m doing something different. It may seem like a waste of time… But I’ve been itching to make content. Content that has nothing to do with business. Instead, content related to the life stage I’m at: dad and cofounder of Truvani. I’ve been thinking of posting it

I used to sell high priced products that could cost anywhere from 500 to 25,000. Now I sell protein powder with an average price of 40 or 50 dollars. I can tell you one thing: Selling 20,000 of something at 6,000 a pop is way different than selling 2,900,000 of something at 40

So, I'm picking my kid up and I witness one of the funniest interactions between a 7 year old and a dad... ever. The kid goes on about how tired she is. And how she did "gymnastics all day." And the dad fires back, "well, I'm tired, too." The kid looks at the dad

When I was a kid, I never appreciated how much work it is to take your kid to all their different activities. It’s a ton of work. And there’s traffic. And I’d sell my soul to never do this again during rush hour.

You know you’re 40 when your friend has to clarify he’s going to the doctor and it’s nothing serious.

After digging, more information came to light and I feel compelled to give an update. #1. Yes, my monthly Evernote bill went from $65.14 to $1361.83 - COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS. #2. The reason why was because my Evernote account was considered "Evernote Teams," and they

Explain this: Someone impersonated our company with a Gmail. They invite people to partner and ask to be paid via phone number for Apple Pay. I called the number and someone answered. Said he accepted Apple Pay, but doesn’t know what I’m referencing. IS HE THE FRAUDSTER???