Introducing… Doozi Girls Unhinged.
We’re building our tech startup in public, and doing everything to make our dreams a reality.
And we would love to have you along for the ride.
Our app launches later this year, and our mission is to make it known to the world - and to hopefully inspire along the way.
Follow to see what’s next @doozigirls 💗
Series inspired by:
whitney
@sarablakely@micheleromanow
And honourable mention to: @bff for making all of this possible 👯♀️
#startup #doozigirls #doozi
My first business was anything but ✨glamorous✨
But it taught me so much about myself.
I ended up shutting it down in 2024, but I wouldn’t trade this experience for anything.
The skills I learned are priceless — and once you learn that nothing is truly a failure (unless you don’t even try), you can accomplish ANYTHING.
🫶
Inspired by: @sarablakely
#startup #entrepreneurship
You’re allowed to pivot ⬇️
2017: graduated with a psychology degree
2019: launched a food company with 0 experience in food or business
2024: product was in hundreds of stores across Canada
2025: decided to switch industries and get into tech - again with 0 experience
2026: about to launch our app with over 300 creators, 30k+ videos, and partnering with some of the biggest tech companies.
Just. Take. Tiny. Steps.
I hope this reaches the right person 💛
#doozi #startup #business #motivation
LeadHer Magazine Cover Feature | @acceptingerica
Not because everything worked.
But because it didn’t.
Because behind the brand, the growth, and what looked like success from the outside...
There were late nights in quiet kitchens.
Moments of doubt no one saw.
And the weight of trying to hold something together while the world celebrated louder wins.
She built a company that made it onto shelves across the country
And then...
She made the decision to walk away.
She closed the business.
Filed for bankruptcy.
And faced the kind of identity shift most people never talk about.
But that’s not where her story ends.
Because somewhere in the middle of all of it - the pressure, the unraveling, the rebuilding - she made a different kind of decision.
She stopped hiding.
Not just from failure.
But from her past.
From the parts of her story she once believed would disqualify her from the future she wanted.
And instead of trying to rebuild a perfect narrative...
She chose to be fully seen.
Now, she’s building again.
Differently.
Openly.
Without the weight of proving.
This is what LeadHer Magazine is built on.
Not polished stories.
But real ones.
The ones that carry depth, reinvention, and the courage to start again.
This is the kind of story LeadHer Magazine exists to document.
Introducing our April cover feature: Erica Rankin
Cheers 🍷
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I’m Veronica, founder of LeadHer Magazine, a quarterly publication created to tell the real stories of female founders - not the polished highlight reels, but the raw, unfiltered realities of what it looks like to build while balancing life, loss, motherhood, and self-doubt.
#magazine #startup #womensupportingwomen #her #femalefounders
Building in public continues - and no month is perfect.
We’ve never built a tech company before so there are A LOT of learnings, but it’s been so fun.
(So far)
Excited to see what March brings.
Go get doozi and let us know what you think! 🫶
#doozi #startup
