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admin - Cindy Eckert, Founder of The Pink Ceiling + CEO of Sprout Pharma — Glambition Radio Episode 171 with Ali Brown

She created Addyi, the first FDA-approved drug for women with low libidos, dubbed by the media as ‘the female Viagra’, and sold the company that created it — Sprout Pharmaceuticals — for $1 BILLION. And then last year, she successfully sued to get it BACK. Why? And then what happened?

I had to get Cindy Eckert (formerly Whitehead) back on the show, not only to explain what’s going on with her company, but also update us on her unabashed mission to help make more women ‘really f—ing rich’.

>>> This is one of the reasons why I’m flying Cindy in to Phoenix this November as a special guest at #ICONICwithAliBrown. She’ll be leading us in a special ‘closed-door’ session on thinking bigger and doing BIG deals. More than ever, women are needed to take their missions to a grander scale. And right now we have less than 17 seats left, so have a look at ICONICwithAliBrown.com.)

As a proven serial entrepreneur with multiple successful exists (and as the only woman to sell her business for over $1 billion), Cindy knows how to take an idea from inception to becoming much bigger than herself.

Today on #GlambitionRadio, Cindy describes why it’s important to be singularly focused, and why she ignores industry formulas to instead follow her curiosity.

You’ll hear us discuss:

*The problem of women entrepreneurs thinking too small these days (and what’s distracting them from their true, ICONIC work in the world)

*The shocking, unsolicited feedback Cindy received from a female attendee at a speaking event, and how it changed the way she introduces herself forever (I love her even more for this, and it revealed how messed up most women are about money in general)

*How you can and should be creative and curious within your industry (and where Cindy went for customer service training with her team — I love this!)

*Why her investment strategy is to ‘make women really f—ing rich’ (and the incredible multiplier effect of this strategy)

Head to Apple Podcasts and listen to this episode of Glambition Radio now (or download for later).

And if you want to join Cindy and myself alongside some of the most successful women leaders in their categories, consider joining us at #ICONICwithAliBrown on Nov. 5+6, 2019 here in Phoenix.

There is no other event like this out there! Have a look at what is in store, and see if you qualify. (Please note this is a workshop for proven business leaders—see if you qualify at ICONICwithAliBrown.com)

Xo,

Ali

P.S. I would love your review! If you enjoy what I share in this episode, please leave a review and comment on Apple Podcasts. Select ‘Listen in Apple Podcasts’ then choose the ‘Ratings and Reviews’ tab to share what you think. I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

Show Notes:

*Hear more about Cindy’s career and backstory on #GlambitionRadio Ep. 121

*Check out Cindy’s Pink Ceiling and Pinkubator Program

*Follow Cindy’s hashtag on Instagram: #RightToDesire

*Cindy’s recent photo with Paris Hilton on Instagram

*CNBC: The woman behind ‘female Viagra’ sold her company for $1 billion — then got it back for free



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