Alexia Brue

Co-Founder, Publisher

Alexia is Well+Good’s co-founder and publisher, channeling her passion for wellness content to fuel the sales and marketing program. Previously, Brue was a journalist covering health and wellness and the author of Cathedrals of the Flesh, a travel memoir about the world’s great bathing cultures. She attended Grinnell College and the Columbia School of Journalism and lives in New York City with her husband and two children.

Wellness Habitat: AKT, Exceed Physical Culture, LuliTonix, MNDFL, TenOverTen. [email protected]

@WellandGoodNYC @WellandGoodNYC

Alexia's Stories

The one mindset all goal-getters should have, according to Siggi’s founder

"If you do something and it fails, and you never liked it in the first place, it's really awkward and embarrassing, right?"

Alexia Brue

Alexia's Stories

The one mindset all goal-getters should have, according to Siggi’s founder

What it’s really like to work with Jessica Alba, according to the CPO of The Honest Company

The power of setting a work-related intention every a.m., according to Juicero’s CEO

Anna Kaiser’s brilliant email trick for maximizing productivity

Reebok’s president thinks taking a midday workout break is the most productive thing you can do

Is there too much fear in the beauty industry? Red Flower’s founder says yes

The best thing SLT’s Amanda Freeman ever did was say “no” to ClassPass

Tiffany Masterson’s intoxicatingly straightforward approach to skin care

Why fitness fashion isn’t going anywhere, according to Sweaty Betty’s US CEO

Daily Harvest’s founder says frozen food gets a bad rap—here’s why

Why Brooks CEO Jim Weber is a big believer in bold decisions

The mentality that fuels great start-up ideas, according to EverlyWell’s Julia Cheek

Why Jennifer Bandier is a big believer in trusting your intuition

Eric Helms on Juice Generation’s slow and steady path to success

How Juice Beauty’s Karen Behnke radically transformed the chemistry of beauty

How Peloton’s John Foley cycled past rejection to build a tech-savvy, game-changing company

How getting sweaty turned into a big business

What’s next in natural food (and in your fridge)?

5 tricks for making a perfect smoothie, every single time

You’ll never guess which skin-care brand is poised to take over