Sister Kate: Founder of Sisters of the Valley talks cannabis medicine, empowering other women to succeed and growing her business to over a million dollars in sales

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Today I’m talking to Sister Kate, founder of Sisters of the Valley. Sisters of the Valley is new-age group of Sisters whose fundamental mission is to get cannabis-based medicine into the hands of those in need in a responsible and sustainable manner. The mission is supported by their founding principles, which are to honor Mother Earth and her intelligent plant, provide a valuable product to the people, empower other women to succeed and participate in peaceful progressive activism.

In this episode, Sister Kate and I chat about her pre-Sister life as an international consultant, she shares how the sisterhood was born out of the occupy movement, what it takes to run the Sisters of the Valley operation, it’s growth to making 1.1 million dollars in sales last year and her plans to make it a 50 million dollar business in the next 5 years. The Sisters are also focused on creating jobs for women jobs that incorporate both Spiritual and Civic duties.

This episode is supported by The Holistic Cannabis Academy. Use the code JAC at checkout for 10% OFF the Signature Program or Curated Packages.

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