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Elodie is a brand and commercial leader turned entrepreneur who is passionate about reimagining how families live, work, and learn. After 15 years at L’Oréal, P&G, and in strategic consulting, she took a leap with her own family—and that leap became Boundless Life. She is the Co-Founder & CRO of Boundless Life where she drives growth, marketing, and sales while building a global community that blends education, co-living, and cultural immersion. At the core, her work is about possibility: helping families unlock a life without limits. What is your typical day, and how do you make it productive? As a working mom of four, my days are busy, but I’ve learned to be very intentional about how I structure them. I typically start my days with some exercise – get my energy up – dedicate the school hours to focused work, protect the afternoon hours (4-6 p.m.) to reconnect with my children, and often return to work in the evening.

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