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Jan 13, 2020 20 min

Creating Ways to Sleep Better Using Science and Technology

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 364, I chat with Tara Youngblood. She started her career as a fusion engineer and soon found herself combining her training with sleep science. Tara herself had trouble sleeping and wanted to find ways to sleep better. Listen as she talks about how her and her husband's entrepreneurial journey has brought 20 products to market, how temperature affects sleep and can change the quality of sleep we get, why temperature is so sensitive in our bodies, how her most recent product Chili Sleep Systems makes people sleep better with science and technology, plus she talks about the highs and lows of working with your spouse, how her and her husband work together to create great products, and her advice for starting a product or company for those interested in doing so.

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