Fearless Entrepreneurs Podcast
Sep 23, 2026 · 53 min · 10 segments
Hey, it's Cindy, send me a text, get in touch! \[INDIGENOUS ENTREPRENEURSHIP] \[BEAUTY] \[PURPOSE] In this episode of The Fearless Entrepreneurs Podcast, host Cindy Chang sits down with Jenn Harper…
Jenn HarperGuestCindy ChangHostTo have it be inclusive, you have to have multiple, multiple, multiple, multiple skews.
I've been in cosmetics or I've been in beauty for probably about 10 years of my life and Color is always something the beauty brands that I was with have always stayed away from because it is so challenging, right? And, you know, and huge kudos to you, Jen, on the legacy that you leave with the scholarships and really honoring your family and friends.
And what was it like when you first reconnected back with that side of your family? Was it, did it feel like, you know, it was like plugging in a missing piece of the puzzle? Or was it like, oh my gosh, like this is a whole part of me that like I just didn't know.
And now I've entered and opened this Pandora's box that I need, like I have to, I feel like I need to do something.
Yeah, of course, super emotional, but almost in a way that it was deeply personal in the sense that I knew this was my doing.
So I really had to take ownership of like, it's no one else's fault except my own.
And I I it's something that I've ruined for myself essentially at the time when it was happening because my family is so close.
That I've been able just to feel like I'm landing back in there, that my children can land in there, that my husband can be there and everyone is treated so well and so loving and so kind.
And I think, you know, what I think is really powerful is that we all know it's trauma.
To have it be inclusive, you have to have multiple, multiple, multiple, multiple skews.
I've been in cosmetics or I've been in beauty for probably about 10 years of my life and Color is always something the beauty brands that I was with have always stayed away from because it is so challenging, right? And, you know, and huge kudos to you, Jen, on the legacy that you leave with the scholarships and really honoring your family and friends.
And what was it like when you first reconnected back with that side of your family? Was it, did it feel like, you know, it was like plugging in a missing piece of the puzzle? Or was it like, oh my gosh, like this is a whole part of me that like I just didn't know.
And now I've entered and opened this Pandora's box that I need, like I have to, I feel like I need to do something.
Yeah, of course, super emotional, but almost in a way that it was deeply personal in the sense that I knew this was my doing.
So I really had to take ownership of like, it's no one else's fault except my own.
And I I it's something that I've ruined for myself essentially at the time when it was happening because my family is so close.
That I've been able just to feel like I'm landing back in there, that my children can land in there, that my husband can be there and everyone is treated so well and so loving and so kind.
And I think, you know, what I think is really powerful is that we all know it's trauma.
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