We were able to round up some of the SUP team (Yvonne, Terese, Mika, Ryan and Alexandra) today for lunch at the Seward Cafe. The food was excellent. We discovered what a phantom 4th nipple looks like. Created a 6 word life statement. Learned why an F3.5 is the proper setting for shooting Mika's face. And brainstormed on SUP details and a potential $5k grant from Seward Co-op. All good things.
After this, we went to check out the SUP launch point, took a brief nap on the dock with some excited water fowl, and started working on our tan lines.
Now, we are off to meet the Silver Creek Paddle crew on Lake Calhoun, testing boards, learning about their distribution channels and getting other primary market research.
This summer is going to be great!
Learning lessons on how to navigate life, business, paddleboarding and the Mississippi River
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