In Episode 3, Rachel Budde, herbalist and founder of Fat and the Moon herbal body care, explores what it means to build a business rooted in embodied femininity and guided by the wisdom of the natural world.

More than a natural deodorant: Rachel shares how her herbal body care formulations act as a portal to reconnect us with our bodies and the plants around us. By intentionally navigating the (often) tense intersections of creativity and productivity, time and rest, she also offers a more spacious, intuitive approach to startups and leadership—one that centers community, collaboration, and plants as both teachers and muse.

In #hopecore Episode 3, Rachel Budde, herbalist and founder of Fat and the Moon herbal body care, explores what it means to build a business rooted in embodied femininity and guided by the wisdom of the natural world.

“More than a deodorant,” Rachel shares how her herbal body care formulations can serve as portals that reconnect us to our bodies and the plants around us. By intentionally navigating the often tense intersections of creativity and productivity, time and rest, she offers a more spacious, intuitive approach to startups and leadership—one that centers community, collaboration, and plants as both teachers and muse.

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