Spanx Founder Explains Why She Kept Her Idea Secret For A Year | NPR

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Spanx founder Sara Blakely talks to How I Built This host Guy Raz about why entrepreneurs should protect their ideas in their early stages.<br /><br />- To hear the full interview: https://n.pr/36WqXM2<br />- To learn more about the How I Built This Summit: https://hibtsummit.splashthat.com
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Spanx founder Sara Blakely talks to How I Built This host Guy Raz about why entrepreneurs should protect their ideas in their early stages.

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