What would you ask these 3 of the most successful people in DTC?

We're doing a live event next week with these amazing guests but struggling to create better questions - any ideas?Moiz Ali - selling Native deodorant for $100m to P&G in 2 years!Moiz is a seasoned vet. He originally built Caskers (A DTC craft spirit company) to acquisition in 3 years fully bootstrapped and like 1 member of staff. He knows a thing or 2 about selling to customers online - and especially doing it cheaply. This is made all the more impressive when you realise Moiz was selling a $12 “natural” deodorant! Who pays $12 for deodorant? App - a lot of people…He raised ~ $2m for Native, but not because he needed to - but because “it was the thing everyone was doing in SF” 🤯. He built up a multi-million dollar business, with hundreds of thousands of customers over 18 months and before it was snapped up - likely netting him something like $40-50m.What would you ask Moiz? Acquisition? Exit Strategy?-Jess Hatzis - building Frank Body to $20m in sales in their first year, evolving to a global skincare powerhouse.Jess is part of the 5-person Aussie founding team that founded the now famous Frank Body - a brand selling DTC coffee scrubs and skincare products. They’ve built one of the most revered brands in beauty, and raised very little venture capital to do it.Frank Body Pioneered the influencer strategy in skincare, building almost all of their business on Instagram. They have since moved into retail globally and continue to innovate in the space.What would you ask Jess? Brand? Global expansion?-Jesse Horwitz - raising $74m to build a DTC contact lense empire with Hubble contactsCustomer acquisition was the name of the game for Jesse at Hubble. They innovated on the previously disconnected customer journey of purchasing contact lenses with a DTC model in 2016, and raised huge venture capital to acquire as many customers as possible.They were named one of the fastest growing DTC companies in America and have since scaled their operations globally. Interestingly, Jesse has also written a book called “selling naked” that details their strategy to build a new-age DTC company.What would you ask Jesse? Raising capital? DTC strategy? see hubwealthy.com/wealthy