Diana Hardeman's guest appearances

Diana Hardeman

Snacky Tunes

Girl on Purpose with Vivian Tenorio

Stern Chats

Roy Choi

Lisa Price

Sam Polk

Guy Kawasaki

Matt Rodbard

Phil Rosenthal

Julianna Barwick

Mary Lattimore

Laura Stevenson

Jonathan Haidt

Scott Galloway

Jesse Schenker

Jorge Riera

Isabelle Legeron

Justin Chearno

OwlTail

Stern Alum, Diana Hardeman, joins us to discuss her creation of an inspired ice cream company and the importance of spreading stroke awareness.Hosts: Steven Avila and Justin KatchisProducer: Alexa ParsonsTechnical: Daniel Thoennessen and Paul J Wyderka

Stern Alum, Diana Hardeman, joins us to discuss her creation of an inspired ice cream company and the importance of spreading stroke awareness. Hosts: Steven Avila and Justin Katchis Producer: Alexa Parsons Technical: Daniel Thoennessen and Paul J Wyderka

Diana Hardeman: Entrepreneurship, Ice Cream, and Stroke Awareness.

Diana Hardeman starting making ice cream out of her tiny New York kitchenette in the summer of 2009. She wanted a better pint and began crafting ice cream that dreams are made of - innovative flavors with only the finest and freshest local ingredients. She immediately gained a cult following and launched MilkMade's ice cream of the month subscription service at the end of 2009. Diana and the Milkmaids hand-source, hand-craft, and hand-pack every pint before hand-delivering them each month to their loyal members. MilkMade Ice Cream currently serves Manhattan and Brooklyn, and will soon launch its mail order membership service.On Today’s show Diana will share:- What’s Your Personal Mission Statement Wow that is a loaded question. It’s easy to create a mission statement for a business – but one statement that defines my life will take some thought. My initial response is -- to make every day better than the last. For myself and everyone I touch – my family, my friends, colleagues, our MilkMade customers, even those I meet on the street. Also – spend as much time at the beach as possible. - Biggest Business Mistake Mistakes are never mistakes – they become a part of the story, they are a cause for improvement, they help define what you/your business are today. I have hundreds of things I could point to as mistakes – from day 1 to today – but I don’t view them as such – I view them as part of what make who I am today, and what MilkMade is today. - How Do You Handle Business Stress and Uncertainty By putting one foot in front of the other. - Greatest Business Decision That Changed Everything Greatest decision that changed everything was to go for it. To start MilkMade – to commit to trying it out, making it work, with brazen tenacity. - Best Book For The Entrepreneurial Mindset Three books. Different genres for each. 1. Brand Hijack – Alex Wipperfurth. Provides great case studies for brand building. 2. The E-Myth – Michael Gerber. Probably 15 people told me to read this book before I finally did. Great coaching for small business and solo entrepreneurs. 3. Daring Greatly – Brene Brown.  More psychology related – empowering us to put ourselves out there, be vulnerable, and let go of the outcome. - Plus much more...

Diana Hardeman starting making ice cream out of her tiny New York kitchenette in the summer of 2009. She wanted a better pint and began crafting ice cream that dreams are made of - innovative flavors with only the finest and freshest local ingredients. She immediately gained a cult following and launched MilkMade's ice cream of the month subscription service at the end of 2009. Diana and the Milkmaids hand-source, hand-craft, and hand-pack every pint before hand-delivering them each month to their loyal members. MilkMade Ice Cream currently serves Manhattan and Brooklyn, and will soon launch its mail order membership service.On Today’s show Diana will share: - What’s Your Personal Mission Statement Wow that is a loaded question. It’s easy to create a mission statement for a business – but one statement that defines my life will take some thought. My initial response is -- to make every day better than the last. For myself and everyone I touch – my family, my friends, colleagues, our MilkMade customers, even those I meet on the street. Also – spend as much time at the beach as possible. - Biggest Business Mistake Mistakes are never mistakes – they become a part of the story, they are a cause for improvement, they help define what you/your business are today. I have hundreds of things I could point to as mistakes – from day 1 to today – but I don’t view them as such – I view them as part of what make who I am today, and what MilkMade is today. - How Do You Handle Business Stress and Uncertainty By putting one foot in front of the other. - Greatest Business Decision That Changed Everything Greatest decision that changed everything was to go for it. To start MilkMade – to commit to trying it out, making it work, with brazen tenacity. - Best Book For The Entrepreneurial Mindset Three books. Different genres for each. 1. Brand Hijack – Alex Wipperfurth. Provides great case studies for brand building. 2. The E-Myth – Michael Gerber. Probably 15 people told me to read this book before I finally did. Great coaching for small business and solo entrepreneurs. 3. Daring Greatly – Brene Brown.  More psychology related – empowering us to put ourselves out there, be vulnerable, and let go of the outcome. - Plus much more...

029: Diana Hardeman, Founder of MilkMade Ice Cream

Jacques Renault

This week on Snacky Tunes Finger on the Pulse celebrated (approximately) one year on HRN with an ice cream party! Diana Hardeman of MilkMade Ice Cream stopped by with two of her signature flavors to describe how she built a homemade ice cream delivery service from the ground up. Plus renowned NYC house DJ Jacques Renault (of the outstanding Let’s Play House parties) came by the studio for an amazing all-vinyl DJ set and for a look back at how he began his career as a record collector and disc jockey. This episode was sponsored by Fairway: like no other market.   Photo 1: Jacques Renault, Photo 2: MilkMade Ice Cream

This week on Snacky Tunes Finger on the Pulse celebrated (approximately) one year on HRN with an ice cream party! Diana Hardeman of MilkMade Ice Cream stopped by with two of her signature flavors to describe how she built a homemade ice cream delivery service from the ground up. Plus renowned NYC house DJ Jacques Renault (of the outstanding Let’s Play House parties) came by the studio for an amazing all-vinyl DJ set and for a look back at how he began his career as a record collector and disc jockey. This episode was sponsored by Fairway: like no other market. Photo 1: Jacques Renault, Photo 2: MilkMade Ice Cream

Episode 46: Jacques Renault & Diana Hardeman of MilkMade Ice Cream