Red Hat Factory is all about enjoying the moment of creation. At People:Passion, we talk to folks who love what they do, about what they do.
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You might know them for the coolest coffee-branding this side of the universe. But behind Lykke's bright brand there is an even better philosophy waiting to be discovered.
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Taking the brave step out of the asphalt jungle, into a calmer life in the Swedish Mountains, Emeli and Mathias takes you on a completely unique founder's journey that will inspire to action.
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Scallop farming is only the tip of the iceberg, when it comes to the Brewers. Beyond the simple shellfish, lies the joy of working together father and son.
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The satisfaction of overcoming obstacles and creating a sweet handmade product is immense. Pride of craftsmanship is at the center of the story of Jonas' journey of leathercrafting.
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Monica is ready to take you from mountain peak to mountain peak all throughout Europe, and to her local climbing cliffs in Western Sweden. This is an adventure!
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What's all this Sips and Clips business about? Get to know a bit of the heart and soul behind this coffee, creativity, and conversation based podcast / community.
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For me it started with my dad painting acrylic pictures during his stay in rehab. He struggled with depression at this time and was surrounded by other people fighting depression and trauma. I was 10 at the time.
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Being in the midst of 700 monkeys, there was no shortage of great moments to photograph. The opposite was truer — I missed a lot of great opportunities, and this turned out to be the biggest challenge of this area.
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We managed to raise enough money to order 286 pairs of raw denim jeans from a small factory in Italy. These sold out very fast, and from then on we had to learn, mostly the hard way, how to manage a brand.
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One of the most significant reasons I appreciate chainstitch embroidery is its undeniable authenticity. Hand crank chainstitch embroidery machines date all the way back to 1865 with Cornely’s Machine A.
