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Speaker 3: and echo friendly design, sustainability and hyperallergenic issues. She's an
Speaker 3: ambassador to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America and
Speaker 3: previously served on the board of the Sustainable Furnishings Council.
Speaker 3: Please welcome the Money Making Conversations Masterclass, Robin Wilson. How
Speaker 3: are you doing, Robin?
Speaker 4: I am doing well. How are you well, Robin?
Speaker 3: I got this fantastic looking book called Clean Design Wellness
Speaker 3: for your Lifestyle and you autographed it.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: That means I get to keep it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Now this is a book. My wife is gonna take
Speaker 3: this from me because it's always amazing pictures and she's
Speaker 3: always on me, Robin about take off your shoes, shake
Speaker 3: your coat before you bring it in the house. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm so annoyed. I just ignore her and then we
Speaker 3: go into another conversation that we won't do on the show.
Speaker 3: But she's after reading your book. I gotta say, Honey,
Speaker 3: I apologizetening to you. I have forget I got to
Speaker 3: go public with this. I apologize because after reading your book,
Speaker 3: she has been absolutely telling me to do the right thing.
Speaker 3: And I may have had a much more of breathing
Speaker 3: in a better breathing environment in my home if I
Speaker 3: have listened to her talk about your company and your
Speaker 3: brand Clean Design.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, thank you for having me on
Speaker 4: the show, and I wanted to let you know that
Speaker 4: one in five people suffer from asthma or allergy, got
Speaker 4: sixty million Americans. And one of the first places we
Speaker 4: think of is the weaving and sneezing outside, But we
Speaker 4: forget about our homes, which absolutely should be a sanctuary
Speaker 4: for easy breathing. And so your wife is right, you.
Speaker 3: Had to go back. You're gonna record this because I
Speaker 3: want to talk to the public here, the general public,
Speaker 3: in the sense that you know, we assume a lot
Speaker 3: of things we walk through life, you know. You know,
Speaker 3: we go out there into pollen, you know, we complain
Speaker 3: about it, and then we just come right back into
Speaker 3: our house with that pollen, with that with those flakes
Speaker 3: you may not see, and we might just sit on
Speaker 3: the sofa. We might even dive into our bed and
Speaker 3: watch TV. All that is what you're talking about. And
Speaker 3: you're trying to tell us to stop and realize that
Speaker 3: we are carriers.
Speaker 4: Correct, Well, I think the first thing to say is
Speaker 4: when you walk into your home, take your shoes off,
Speaker 4: take your hat off, take your coata and try to
Speaker 4: leave all of that outside air, outside pollen and any
Speaker 4: other issues at your doorstep and then create a safe
Speaker 4: home environment, not just for you, but for your children.
Speaker 4: A lot of people are gets that your shoes in
Speaker 4: some places, you could be walking across the park and
Speaker 4: you never know what's happened on the grass or on
Speaker 4: that parkway, and so you don't want E. Coli in
Speaker 4: your home, for example, you don't want other toxins in
Speaker 4: your home. But my book Clean Design Home was actually
Speaker 4: my second book. We've created a lifestyle brand over twenty
Speaker 4: four years. I am the first black woman American woman
Speaker 4: to have a global lifestyle brand focused on the allergy
Speaker 4: and aware consumer. We are sold at fifty one Macy
Speaker 4: stores from Guam to Puerto Rico. We're at fifty six
Speaker 4: Belk stores on Wayfair, Shopify, and every branch of the military.
Speaker 4: Actually the TX basis have our brand. That should show
Speaker 4: you that it is a problem that people are trying
Speaker 4: to find a solution to and our Clean Design Home
Speaker 4: brand hopes to be and remain the number one allergy
Speaker 4: and aware brand. You might notice I'm not using the
Speaker 4: term hypoallergenic, right. I say that because Jane Doe might
Speaker 4: be allergic to something and the next person is not.
Speaker 4: So I by saying allergy know there we actually are
Speaker 4: trying to make sure people know what's in their product
Speaker 4: so they can make a decision about what works for
Speaker 4: their skin, or their or their environment at their home.
Speaker 3: I remember you know, Robin. First of all, thank you
Speaker 3: for coming on my show to talk about clean design,
Speaker 3: talk about lifestyle, talk about the home when and we
Speaker 3: want to get in detail in your book because I
Speaker 3: travel a lot on the airplanes and a nine flower
Speaker 3: of mask, you know, and I'm very comfortable flying with
Speaker 3: a mask. But every once in a while I see
Speaker 3: people get on the plane caring is little beat up pillows,
Speaker 3: you know, these a little ugly pillows make that I
Speaker 3: mean like, you know, this pillow then saw another life.
Speaker 3: This pillar saw another life. And I go in my mind,
Speaker 3: I go, that pillow, first of all, is coming on
Speaker 3: a plane, and then it's and it's been hugged up
Speaker 3: by this person. And then this plane is this pillow
Speaker 3: is going off on the plane. And you have a
Speaker 3: story about pillows in your book that you talk about.
Speaker 3: I allowing you to tell everybody about those pillows that
Speaker 3: we sometimes have fallen in love with we need to
Speaker 3: be doing something else with them, call them putting them
Speaker 3: in the trash.
Speaker 4: Well, you are so funny. I actually asked someone recently.
Speaker 4: I spoke to a big group and I said, when
Speaker 4: was the last time each of you washed or replaced
Speaker 4: your pillow? And there was just a wave of groans
Speaker 4: and grimaces across the room, and I said to everyone,
Speaker 4: I said, the average answer is six years. But they're
Speaker 4: the outliers that have had their pillows since college and
Speaker 4: they're now in their forties. So that's pretty gross when
Speaker 4: you think about the dan dress, the paul and the
Speaker 4: drool and any other number of passage hims that could
Speaker 4: be in your pillow. But I make it funny when
Speaker 4: I say to someone, break up with your pillow. Get
Speaker 4: a pillow. And there's a simple test. If you can
Speaker 4: fold your pillow over and it stays in place, it
Speaker 4: probably weighs more now than when you bought it. Pillows
Speaker 4: should pop back, you know, you fold it a little
Speaker 4: bit and it just pops back into place. That's a
Speaker 4: pretty healthy pillow. One of the things most people don't
Speaker 4: know is I have a rule of threes, because you
Speaker 4: can actually wash a down alternative pillow. That means that
Speaker 4: if you think about your pillow as an ecosystem in
Speaker 4: and of itself, you can wash the pillow cover every
Speaker 4: three weeks, wash the pillow protector that means a zippered
Speaker 4: pillow protector every three months, and then every three years.
Speaker 4: If you haven't done all those things, you need to
Speaker 4: replace your pillows. Think like the batteries, you know, I'll
Speaker 4: receive this. And then on top of that, it's also
Speaker 4: a beauty story. Have you ever wondered when you're traveling,
Speaker 4: you go to a hotel and you come back with
Speaker 4: me so refreshed, and everybody's like, oh my god, you
Speaker 4: look so good. What happened you know? And you're like, oh,
Speaker 4: it's so great. Three days later, you're stuffed up, you
Speaker 4: have circles under your eyes again, and what you may
Speaker 4: be doing is sleeping on a dirty pillow. And that
Speaker 4: means when you think about a hotel, they're refreshing their
Speaker 4: pillows all the time. You come home to that pillow,
Speaker 4: you should be breaking up less right, and you should
Speaker 4: absolutely go to Clean Design Home to check us out.
Speaker 3: Well, that's why you're going to shown, because I'm gonna
Speaker 3: share a couple of stories about I think some people
Speaker 3: need to hear the truth. You know, I'm not the
Speaker 3: person who I remember in about two thousand and one,
Speaker 3: I was always coughing.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was to a point I was coughing
Speaker 3: so much that I'm submit was I didn't really I'm
Speaker 3: not saying suicidal, but it was just constant cough. It
Speaker 3: was just a constant cough and it was just frustrating
Speaker 3: me because I didn't know how to get rid of
Speaker 3: it. It wasn't a cold cough. It was a constant cough.
Speaker 3: And that was and eventually learned that was tied to
Speaker 3: my pillow in my Los Angeles apartment because what happened
Speaker 3: was I traveled so much a robin, and because I traveled,
Speaker 3: I never could figure out where it was, you know,
Speaker 3: And it turned out I was allergic to that pillow
Speaker 3: that I don't know what the pillow was. Once I
Speaker 3: got rid of that pillow, my cough went away. And
Speaker 3: that's what we're talking about clean design, making sure the
Speaker 3: environment you stay in. And then another story was when
Speaker 3: I found out I was eventually found out I was
Speaker 3: allergic to feathers, to feathers and I was in Austin.
Speaker 3: My daughter was tourings you playing tennis with my wife
Speaker 3: and I just broke out and I was just laying
Speaker 3: on a sofa and that's when I discovered I was
Speaker 3: allergic to feathers. And again, you have to I have
Speaker 3: to realize these patterns and these patterns can really lead
Speaker 3: to a lifestyle that could be you know, it can
Speaker 3: kill you, and not only not only kill you can
Speaker 3: frustrate you. And so when you wrote your book Clean Design,
Speaker 3: what was the basic purpose of it, Robin.
Speaker 4: I think that the premise goes back to I grew
Speaker 4: up with allergies in asthma. I jokingly say I was
Speaker 4: the labrat for my lifestyle. And a lot of people
Speaker 4: today recognize that allergens can create or allergic reactions can
Speaker 4: create a chronic inflammation in your body. That means when
Speaker 4: you really get sick, you're immune systance week. So I
Speaker 4: recommend always using a down alternative pillow because it can
Speaker 4: be washed. Number one. I also recommend that you try
Speaker 4: to protect your mattress with a mattress protector and also
Speaker 4: protector pillow with a pillow protector. So let me take
Speaker 4: it to another place. I grew up in Austin de exits.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised you mentioned in Sauces and I call it
Speaker 4: the weaving and stays in capital of the world right
Speaker 4: because it's blooming all year round, beautiful greenery, and so
Speaker 4: you weave and sees outside and if you don't have
Speaker 4: certain protocols inside, then you're also weaving in smazing inside.
Speaker 4: I also believe that a lot of people don't realize
Speaker 4: and when they read the book, they'll learn that the
Speaker 4: same pollen profile that you might be allergic to grass
Speaker 4: or trees, you can come inside and eat a fruit
Speaker 4: from that same profile or vegetable from that same profile,
Speaker 4: and it will cause you to just double up your
Speaker 4: load of allegence. And so let's say you're allergic to
Speaker 4: grass or to trees, and then you come in and
Speaker 4: eat a cucuver, it might be the exact same pollen profile.
Speaker 4: And so I'm trying to educate people about simple steps
Speaker 4: they can use to protect themselves, especially during allergy and
Speaker 4: asthma sea and then May, as you know, it's Allergy
Speaker 4: and Asthma Awareness Month, So you're way ahead of the
Speaker 4: curve in talking about this subject.
Speaker 3: Well have to because of the fact that it personally
Speaker 3: impacts me, impacts my family, my daughter and my wife.
Speaker 3: And if you don't realize what's going on, it can
Speaker 3: run a relationship, can ruin your experience socially, can make
Speaker 3: your sleeping habits can be impacted by It can make
Speaker 3: you a grumpy person. It can make you a person
Speaker 3: that people don't want to be around because you don't
Speaker 3: understand what's bothering you. And that's what the Clean Design
Speaker 3: is all about. And let me just before we go.
Speaker 3: We're going to go to break to in a minute,
Speaker 3: and I want to just set up what we're going
Speaker 3: to talk about it. On the backside of this break
Speaker 3: Clean Design is a room by Room Guy by Robin Wilson,
Speaker 3: who I'm speaking to. She is an expert in creating
Speaker 3: a wellness lifestyle and a lifelong allergy and asthma She's
Speaker 3: life zone allergy and asthma sufferer just like me. I'm
Speaker 3: an allergy sufferer, and this book will enable you to
Speaker 3: lemonade and manage allergy triggers which I had to find
Speaker 3: and had to discover, and create a comfortable and non
Speaker 3: toxic home environment before we go to break When people
Speaker 3: come to you, I'm pretty sure people get pretty emotional because,
Speaker 3: like I said, when I was coughing in Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: you know, I won't say the word suicide, but I
Speaker 3: really didn't feel like living because it was just really
Speaker 3: really bad and I was just constantly coughing and coughing.
Speaker 3: It was always in the morning because I was doing
Speaker 3: the morning show with Steve Harry Morning Show from six
Speaker 3: am to ten am, and that whole run was it
Speaker 3: was about six months. I was just constantly coughing. And
Speaker 3: so when people come to you and say thank you,
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure you get it can't get pretty emotional, correct.
Speaker 4: Robin, certainly, and especially when it's a parent or a
Speaker 4: child who maybe they've been rushing their child to the
Speaker 4: emergency rooms in the middle of the night, and I
Speaker 4: simply will say change the pillar, test the pillow, change
Speaker 4: the sheets and dust under the bed, and a few
Speaker 4: other places like get the ceilings hand clean clean from
Speaker 4: the top down. You give them simple tips. The next
Speaker 4: thing you know, you get that nice letter and they're
Speaker 4: told if they're telling me that their child isn't doing
Speaker 4: ADHD medication anymore because they're getting a full night's sleep.
Speaker 4: Those are things that make you feel really good.
Speaker 3: Well, you're making me feel good. Talk to me about
Speaker 3: a question you've heard on the show today. Please do.
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Speaker 3: I'm speaking to Robert Wilson and you listen to Money
Speaker 3: Making Conversation Masterclass. Her book Clean Design, Wellderness for your Lifestyle.
Speaker 3: When you This book is a beautiful book. By the way,
Speaker 3: it was a lot of uh can one say it's
Speaker 3: a coffee table book because it has that feeling with
Speaker 3: all these beautiful photos and imagery. But it has so
Speaker 3: much information that you you can't leave it on the
Speaker 3: coffee table because you need to be reading this in
Speaker 3: your bed, or reading that whed you're drinking coffee, reading
Speaker 3: it at your office breaks because there's so much vital
Speaker 3: information that can change a person's lifestyle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I those are all my designs from my
Speaker 4: design work over the last you know period of time. UH,
Speaker 4: with my client's permission, we published photos of their spaces.
Speaker 4: But this book is a primer. It's not meant to
Speaker 4: be read cover to cover. There's this for each room.
Speaker 4: There's a there's the nursery, there's the bath room. You
Speaker 4: can read it, learn what you need to learn, put
Speaker 4: it away, come back to it as you need to.
Speaker 4: And so if you read it cover to cover it
Speaker 4: will feel repetitive. But a lot of people gain so
Speaker 4: much information. You learn simple things that I pay actually
Speaker 4: homage to my grandmother who was a housekeeper in the
Speaker 4: era of the help, and she had a book, and
Speaker 4: back then you didn't have the commercial cleaners that you
Speaker 4: find in the grocery store. She used linen, juice and
Speaker 4: toothpaste and baking soda and coca cola. And so people
Speaker 4: are like coca cola and say, yeah, did you know
Speaker 4: you can put coca cola in your toilet overnight and
Speaker 4: if you have a ring, it will be gone in
Speaker 4: the morning with a little elbow grease. If you have
Speaker 4: a child who puts crayon on the wall, you can
Speaker 4: use toothpaste to get that crayon off instead of putting
Speaker 4: a toxic cleanser at there her nose level. And you
Speaker 4: can also clean the tile in your bathroom and make
Speaker 4: it white with toothpaste. Simple tips to prevent your home
Speaker 4: from being overloaded with chemical Wow.
Speaker 3: You know, I was just smiling when I was listening
Speaker 3: to this information, because you know, when I get home,
Speaker 3: my wife won't be she won't be just wagging the finger,
Speaker 3: but she will have a lot to say because she's
Speaker 3: She's like a kindred spirit with you. With this information
Speaker 3: you have in this book. Now we talked about the
Speaker 3: entryways and the mudrooms. Now I'm gonna tell you what
Speaker 3: I do. I come home, you know, put my keys down,
Speaker 3: I unloaded the doorway. I guess you can call that
Speaker 3: the entryway of the mudroom area, you know. And then
Speaker 3: I then I come and I just flop in the
Speaker 3: middle of living room and I turn on the roomote
Speaker 3: and I'm watching TV. Okay, what mistakes? If you know
Speaker 3: what I've just said, I've done.
Speaker 4: Did you take your shoes off? No? Did you maybe
Speaker 4: wash your hands? And then uh change your clothes so
Speaker 4: you have I call it your city street clothes. And
Speaker 4: then you have your lunge wear that you have at home. No,
Speaker 4: so you put whatever Let's say you rode the train
Speaker 4: that day, or you were in the park, you just
Speaker 4: put all that pollen or whatever on your couch.
Speaker 3: So this is what she does. She goes, wash your hands.
Speaker 3: I ain't got time for all that. I ain't got
Speaker 3: time for all all. I wanted to drink a glass
Speaker 3: of water. Wash your hands. I did so. So I'm
Speaker 3: saying that I'm hearing the truth because of the fact
Speaker 3: that these are things that I resist. And I eventually
Speaker 3: do it with a little naggy and I wash my
Speaker 3: hands and while I grab her fruit, and and then
Speaker 3: she said, wash your hands for you before you eat that.
Speaker 3: And of course I put the fruit on the water.
Speaker 3: But then you know, is my hands washed?
Speaker 4: And yes, exactly. If you if you were to imagine,
Speaker 4: and this sounds really gross, but if you were to
Speaker 4: imagine that every surface you touch, you got some glitter
Speaker 4: on your fingers. Every surface. So that means you touched
Speaker 4: the railing on the train, you touched your door handle,
Speaker 4: you touched your uh, maybe you have to put gas
Speaker 4: in your cars. You touch that pump that a million
Speaker 4: people have touched, and so on. And then you come
Speaker 4: inside and you touch a plate of food, how much
Speaker 4: glitter would be on your fingers?
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Now if you say those were germs right some your
Speaker 4: body right now, maybe can fight it off, maybe it can't.
Speaker 4: But now you are putting that inside of you. Just
Speaker 4: have that moment. So now you wash your hands. Takes
Speaker 4: you the happy birthday. Saw wash your hands right, and
Speaker 4: now you're now at least you've mitigated some of the germs.
Speaker 4: That's all.
Speaker 3: But it's all about effort. It's all about assistency and
Speaker 3: when you when you was going because in your book,
Speaker 3: you go from room to room, You go from the entrwey,
Speaker 3: you go to the living room. You talk about the kitchen,
Speaker 3: you talk about the bedroom where you spend one thirty
Speaker 3: of your life, baby nursery, bathroom, home offices, larger room, basement, garages,
Speaker 3: and addicts. I'll do a living So you break it down.
Speaker 3: You let there are no excuses to people going, Okay, Robie,
Speaker 3: what about the attic? Okay, I got I got something
Speaker 3: for you. Hey Robin, what about my bedroom? I got
Speaker 3: something for you? Hey Robin, what about the kitchen? I
Speaker 3: got something for you? Because you want to make sure
Speaker 3: that when people when you talk to your house about
Speaker 3: clean design, you want to make sure this is how
Speaker 3: you can design and live a good life, and that's
Speaker 3: important to you. Correct, right it is.
Speaker 4: I send this to someone recently. If you tomorrow were
Speaker 4: diagnosed with diabetes, you're going to probably do whatever the
Speaker 4: doctor tells you to do if you recognize that as
Speaker 4: is a chronic condition, just like diabetes. In fact, before COVID,
Speaker 4: I think it was the fourth leading cause of death.
Speaker 4: You would do what your doctor says, and what he
Speaker 4: often will say or she will say, is you need
Speaker 4: a clean environment. You need to make sure you watch
Speaker 4: what you eat. You need to have a clean pillow
Speaker 4: and bedding. You need to dust your home, you need
Speaker 4: to take your sees off at the front door, and
Speaker 4: you need to make sure first and foremost that if
Speaker 4: you bring pollen into the house, either you wash your
Speaker 4: hair or you know, what do you call it? You
Speaker 4: brush it out, or you wear a sleep cap or
Speaker 4: something something to make sure you're not turning over in
Speaker 4: the middle of the night and having that reaction. But
Speaker 4: what is that reaction? That's what most people are like,
Speaker 4: why is it three in the morning. I don't feel well?
Speaker 4: And then reminder that during the day we have something
Speaker 4: called cortisol. It's a stress hormone that all others to
Speaker 4: get through the day and all the stressful things we encounter,
Speaker 4: and at some point it leaves your body. It goes
Speaker 4: to a lower level so you can sleep and go
Speaker 4: into rim sleep. Well, that's about the time when that
Speaker 4: stressful mung's gone, which is when your body can react
Speaker 4: for lack of a better word, so reactions can be.
Speaker 4: When people think about this, they're exema, hay fever, and
Speaker 4: asthma are all in the same family. So you might
Speaker 4: wake up with a rash on your arm, on your
Speaker 4: base that could be an exema reaction. You might wake
Speaker 4: up with the cough or the wheezing that might be
Speaker 4: your hay fever reaction. And you might have a full
Speaker 4: on asthma attack. All in the same family, different degrees
Speaker 4: and different manifestations. Now, if you just do simple steps
Speaker 4: to manage the triggers, then the likelihood that it will
Speaker 4: go to full on asthma attack is less. Just the
Speaker 4: same way in diabetes, right if you you know eat well,
Speaker 4: don't you know, binge on a chocolate bar at the
Speaker 4: wrong time, the likelihood you're going to go into full
Speaker 4: diabetic coma is very low right, and that's what people
Speaker 4: don't understand. And really, asthma is like you're choking. You
Speaker 4: can't you can breathe in all you want, but you
Speaker 4: can't breathe out. It's like you're suffocating from the inside out.
Speaker 4: It's very scary if you've had an asthma attack.
Speaker 6: Robin.
Speaker 3: As we close out the show, we've been talking about
Speaker 3: your book, Clean Clean Design Wellness for your lifestyle, but
Speaker 3: also want to remind people if you can your retail brand,
Speaker 3: your platforms, where your designs are available in retail stores
Speaker 3: across the country, the floors yours well.
Speaker 4: You know, Clean Design Home is a lifestyle brand where sold.
Speaker 4: Like I said at Macy felt Wayfair fed back beyond
Speaker 4: every branch to the military. As a black woman founder,
Speaker 4: we have over the life time of my twenty five
Speaker 4: year business, we generated over eighty two million dollars wholesale
Speaker 4: branded revenue. When we in the last four years rebranded
Speaker 4: from my economous name to actually Clean Design Home, we
Speaker 4: saw a huge increase in interest because it's almost like
Speaker 4: we explain what we're for. We're the number one hour
Speaker 4: dinnerware brand. We hope that people will visit at Clean
Speaker 4: Design Home on Instagram and Facebook and friend us and
Speaker 4: also shop us. We want to really push the one
Speaker 4: stop shop for a healthy lifestyle to everyone and especially
Speaker 4: the one in five people who suffer from AMA analogies.
Speaker 3: Robert, thank you for coming on Money Making Conversations Masterical.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you can time change my life and love me.
Speaker 3: Tell on the story and share with the people and
Speaker 3: let them know that you know. Look, you can be
Speaker 3: hard headed, you can not change. And guess what, the
Speaker 3: only person who's gonna not benefit from that is you
Speaker 3: and your family. So changed. And again, thank you for
Speaker 3: coming on my show.
Speaker 4: Robin, Thank you, Sean, have a wonderful day.
Speaker 3: Cool. This has been another edition of Excuse Me. This
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Speaker 3: guests Dave Sheriff's and Robin Wilson for coming on the
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