Jul 28, 2026 · 44 min · 12 segments
Remy Tucker spotted a billion-dollar opportunity hiding in plain sight - and it's changing women's health for good. She's the founder of On The House, fresh off the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, and she's…
Ellie de WitHost
So I always start with asking my guests, what is something career-wise that you know now that you wish you would've known earlier in your career?
You never ever feel ready to do anything, so you just have to really, yeah, throw yourself in the deep end, which leads me to my second point, and it's make yourself uncomfortable.
I think a really big part of growing as a human, and particularly building a business as a founder, is always finding a way to step outside of your comfort zone, which I know can sound very cliche, but it's true in just your everyday acts.
Like, sometimes I put off sending an email because I'm worried about the response that I would get or things like that, but you just have to constantly put yourself out there, and that's what I wish I had learnt earlier because I would've gotten a lot further back in the day.

So the you wait until you're ready, that's never gonna happen, so you just get out there, be uncomfortable, and then you kind of grow the confidence from that.

Well, I mean, you're a small business owner now, but world domination is happening, I think, very soon.

But whilst, like, working also at other startups, I noticed that everyone is just sort of figuring it out.

So I always start with asking my guests, what is something career-wise that you know now that you wish you would've known earlier in your career?
You never ever feel ready to do anything, so you just have to really, yeah, throw yourself in the deep end, which leads me to my second point, and it's make yourself uncomfortable.
I think a really big part of growing as a human, and particularly building a business as a founder, is always finding a way to step outside of your comfort zone, which I know can sound very cliche, but it's true in just your everyday acts.
Like, sometimes I put off sending an email because I'm worried about the response that I would get or things like that, but you just have to constantly put yourself out there, and that's what I wish I had learnt earlier because I would've gotten a lot further back in the day.

So the you wait until you're ready, that's never gonna happen, so you just get out there, be uncomfortable, and then you kind of grow the confidence from that.

Well, I mean, you're a small business owner now, but world domination is happening, I think, very soon.

But whilst, like, working also at other startups, I noticed that everyone is just sort of figuring it out.
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