A startup founder shares her 4 best tricks for saving time
Courtesy of Julie Sygiel Julie Sygiel, founder of Dear Kate.
Julie Sygiel is the founder and chief creative officer of Dear Kate, a startup that makes high performance underwear and activewear for women. She is also a member of the Girl Scouts of the USA National Board of Directors and cofounded The Lady Project, a group that strives to connect, inspire, and showcase "amazing women doing awesome things."
How does she have time to juggle all that's on her plate?
The very busy 27-year-old entrepreneur, who graduated from Brown University in 2009 with a degree in chemical engineering, shared with Business Insider her top four unique tips for saving time and getting more done:
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