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Mei Xu Quotes
22 quotes from Mei Xu — Founder and CEO of Chesapeake Bay Candle (sold to Newell Brands) and Pacific Trade International..
“You can learn a lot while you are building your business, don't wait until after you get a Ph.D.”
“The path to lasting success often starts with a leap of faith.”
“I wanted to create the beauty that I didn't see.”
“Candles have the power to evoke emotions, transform spaces, and provide a sense of home.”
“I recognized an opportunity to create something that merged my personal passions with my newfound independence.”
“I did something bold: I resigned.”
“With my success, I'm committed to helping other women find their own paths to success.”
“I believe in the power of community and collaboration among women entrepreneurs.”
“I spotted a trend, believing that this product category contained the highest innovation potential.”
“I wanted to bring fragrance-infused candles into the health and wellness space.”
“My journey is about creating something beautiful that reflects my culture and vision.”
“You can learn a lot while you are building your business, don't wait until after you get a Ph.D.”
“The path to lasting success often starts with a leap of faith.”
“I wanted to create the beauty that I didn't see.”
“Candles have the power to evoke emotions, transform spaces, and provide a sense of home.”
“With my success, I'm committed to helping other women, particularly immigrants like myself, find their own paths to success.”
“I recognized an opportunity to create something that merged my personal passions with my newfound independence.”
“I did something bold: I resigned.”
“We thought about it, and we didn't have children or a mortgage. So, we just said, 'OK, let's do it!”
“I believe that innovation is about infusing a founder's spirit into conglomerates, universities, and hospitals.”
“I spotted a trend, believing that this product category contained the highest innovation potential.”
“I want to inspire others to embrace their unique journeys and create their own definitions of success.”