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    She Did It Her Way

    Welcome to the She Did It Her Way Podcast where we dive into all of your most important questions about starting a business and when to make the leap of going full-time as an entrepreneur. Every week, host, Amanda Boleyn delivers fresh content on productivity hacks, different business strategies, how to confidently transition out of your 9-5 and become a full-time business owner. Along with sharing her business savvy tips, she interviews women who have also gone out and done it their way (Amy Porterfield, Jenna Kutcher, Julie Solomon, Lori Harder and many more).

    With millions of downloads and growing every day, She Did It Her Way continues to inspire women all across the world to take massive action on their business idea and create freedom in their life. Now it is YOUR turn to start doing it YOUR way!

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    SDH127: Goals Accomplished (and not) in January + February Focuses + Tools for Productivity Feb 02, 2017
    Show notes

    Hi friends! Amanda here with another solocast.

    In today's episode I walk you through the goals we set for January and share with you ones that we made, didn't make and some reasons why, along with internal reflection of being a business owner and tools for productivity.

    Here is a list of categories for goals I set:

    Income

    Her Way Challenge Email List
    She Did It Her Way Email List
    Listenership
    Instagram
    Operations
    Marketing
    I use Megan Minns Goal Planning worksheets - I had to tweak them a bit to fit my needs but super easy to use and extremely helpful. Plus, they're only $9!

    Tune in to hear more of the breakdown and actual goals set!

    February focuses:

    Conducting a marketing audit from email list to our brand
    Onboard interns
    Increase listenership by 50%
    How I get into alignment in the morning:

    Use a self made tracker with a short list of things that give me energy like meditate, water, journaling (5 Minute Journal), limited to no eating of carbs or any alcohol consumption.
    Every time I complete a task I get to cross it off as accomplished. Then at the end of the month I can use that information and compare it to my productivity and patterns.
    Tim Ferriss - Tools of Titans - perfect bite sized information to prime my mind for the day
    Tools for Productivity:

    Facebook Newsfeed Eradicator for Google Chrome

    Turn phone onto airplane mode for more concentrated time

    Listen to a song on repeat

    Inbox Pause for Gmail
    Schedule out my days using time blocks
    Headspace for meditation
    That is it my friends!

    Be sure to stay tuned for next Monday's 6-part episode launch of Behind the Scenes of Business with Cordova, founder of Resolute Boutique! And mark your calendars for our Facebook Live Q&A with Cordova on Monday, February 13th.

    Join Her Way Challenge, private Facebook Group: Her Way Challenge and follow along on Instagram by using hashtag #HerWayChallengeFeb

    Let me know if this solocast was helpful or not! That way I can either continue doing more or get back to interviews :)

    With gratitude,

    Amanda


    SDH126: Stay Hungry, Stay Humble and Always Hustle with Julie Harris Jan 30, 2017
    Show notes

    Have you had a moment of passion when you decided you can't just talk anymore, you need to take action? Maybe you're scared to take the next step because of the doubts that fill your head and may even come from the people around you?

    You can take action and once you do, it's important to stay hungry, stay humble and always hustle.

    Today's guest, Julie Harris, is the Founder and CEO of the Exceptional Women's Network (EWN). Julie shares her moment of passion that set the EWN in motion to help women fulfill their ultimate potential.

    In this episode you will...

    Discover her moment that created the driving force behind EWN
    Learn why she chose a nonprofit instead of a for profit
    See what it's like to start something without having a background in it
    Uncover Jill's experience with building brand partnerships
    Recognize why there should be more education on salary negotiations for women
    Realize how Jill balances two jobs
    RESOURCES:

    She Did It Her Way Podcast

    She Did It Her Way Twitter

    She Did It Her Way Facebook

    Exceptional Women's Network

    Exceptional Women's Network Twitter

    Exceptional Women's Network Instagram

    Exceptional Women's Network Facebook

    Exceptional Women's Network Pinterest

    "Half the Sky" by Nicholas Kristof & Sheryl WuDunn

    "Knowing Your Value" by Mika Brezezinski

    INSIGHTS:

    “We really want to see women fulfill their ultimate potential.”-Julie Harris

    “You have to not be afraid to just go with your instincts and what you feel most passionate with in your career and then test drive that to the max in the beginning, because that’s when you have the most time to really make all of those juicy mistake you need to find your purpose.”- Julie Harris

    “Not everyone finds their career or passion right away, but it’s really important to be proactive about it and find out what you need in order to be confident about your skill sets and go in that direction as quickly as you possibly can.”-Julie Harris

    “Milton Berle said, if opportunity doesn’t knock, you build a door.”-Julie Harris

    “It’s really critical to be proactive and hungry, to stay as hungry as possible in your hustle.”-Julie Harris

    “Stay hungry, stay humble and always hustle.”-Julie Harris

    “You have one life, you can definitely play it safe but there’s always another option. I say be a risk taker and be bold.”-Julie Harris

    “In today’s world, it’ so important to funnel all the resources you can back into the nonprofit to support advocacy.”-Julie Harris

    “You really can do whatever you set your mind to do, if you put in the time and hours.”-Julie Harris

    “I needed to have that mindset of closing my ears to that criticism and saying you know what I can.”-Julie Harris

    “If you have a really intimate relationship with fear, then you are able to go that much further in your potential.”-Julie Harris

    “Listen to yourself more than others and your gut will tell you what is right."-Julie Harris


    SDH125: 10 Things I Wish I Would Have Done Sooner in My Business Jan 26, 2017
    Show notes

    Hi She Did It Her Way listeners! Amanda here. Thank you as always for tuning in - I am so grateful you are here! Typically I bring on a guest to share the behind the scenes of her business but this week I wanted to record a solocast on the "10 Things I wish I would Have Done Sooner in My Business."

    If you're thinking of starting a business or recently did, this one is for you! Tune in to hear about some of my mistakes and how to avoid them, how to save time by implementing processes and why I wish I would have started sooner. #justdoit


    SDH 124: Building Your Story with Abby Finkenauer, 3rd Youngest Woman in State Legislature Jan 23, 2017
    Show notes

    Do you ever wonder what it’s like to be involved in politics? Have you wanted to get a behind the scenes look into the life of a female politician? How hard is her job, how does she find peace in the fast paced environment and how has her values shifted from when she started to now? And maybe you are even wondering how you can become involved in some way too?

    Today’s guest and fellow Iowan, Abby Finkenauer, is the youngest woman in the House of Representatives for Democrats.

    In this episode you will…

    Hear about Abby's life as a State Representative
    Uncover how to get involved in policy
    Know the benefits of interest groups
    Discover the hardest part of her job
    Identify how her values have shifted
    Learn what it's like being a young woman in a fast-paced political environment
    RESOURCES:

    She Did It Her Way Podcast

    She Did It Her Way Twitter

    She Did It Her Way Facebook

    Abby Finkenauer government website

    Abby's Twitter

    Abby 4 Iowa House Facebook

    “The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel Ruiz

    INSIGHTS:

    “At first, a lot of candidates would not want to have really great primary opponents because that’s scary but I really look back on it and I’m thankful for that.”-Abby Finkenauer

    “There’s really no typical day which I actually really appreciate.”-Abby Finkenauer

    “Not just fighting against things, but being able to tell the story of what we want to fight for as well.”-Abby Finkenauer

    “I genuinely really like people.I have a real curiosity about why someone feels the way they feel and if they’re struggling why are they struggling.”

    “I’m all about reading stats and research and all of that, but I think there’s something to be said about actually living it and talking to people going through it.”-Abby Finkenauer

    “The hardest part is when you can’t do something that you really feel in your heart that needs to be done to help people and you see the effects of what it has when you can’t get it done.”-Abby Finkenauer

    “I still have all the core beliefs that I came in with, there’s just other things I care about now that I didn’t know I was going to care about before.”-Abby Finkenauer

    “When you’re running for the first time you have your story...then you hear other people’s stories and that becomes part of your narrative. There’s just certain things you can’t unhear and certain things then become a part of who you are and what you’re fighting for.”-Abby Finkenauer

    “It’s really important to step back.”- Abby Finkenauer

    “You have to be able to remove yourself and step back; my peace comes from being able to do that.” Abby Finkenauer

    “Figure out what it is you care about and then go be around it.”-Abby Finkenauer

    “Sometimes your best is not always 100% and always the same every single day. You do your best at where you’re at.”- Abby Finkenauer

    “I did do this basically single and I didn’t wait to have it all together to do it... I didn’t wait until I was married and had the picket fence and had it all together.”- Abby Finkenauer

    “If you know it and you’re smart and you care about something, it’s important to just go do it.” -Abby Finkenauer


    SDH 123: How to Find the Right Fit for Your Business with Alex Batdorf Jan 19, 2017
    Show notes

    Are you curious about how to run an e-commerce business? Do you ever wonder what is the best way to acquire consumers? Maybe you’re ready to find a business that’s your perfect fit?

    Today’s guest and Co-founder, Alex Batdorf, helps people find their perfect brand fit with Zipfit Denim.

    In this episode you will

    Identify how Zipfit Denim has changed in 5 years

    Establish why Alex gets good response from mailers

    Analyze the trends of repeat customers

    See the benefits of ordering in real time rather than stocking up on retail

    Realize the cheapest way to acquire ecommerce consumers

    Learn Zipfit Denim’s revenue model
    RESOURCES:

    She Did It Her Way Podcast

    She Did It Her Way Twitter

    She Did It Her Way Facebook

    ZipFit Denim

    ZipFit Denim Twitter

    ZipFit Denim Facebook

    ZipFit Denim Pinterest

    Alex Batdorf LinkedIn

    Alex Batdorf Twitter

    "Leadership Dojo" by Richard Strozzi-Heckler

    "Assholes" by Aaron James

    INSIGHT:

    “When you lose your lead, that signals to other investors that something’s wrong here.”-Alex Batdorf

    “We always look at channels that are producing a good chunk of revenue for the lowest cost.”-Alex Batdorf

    “It is so expensive, when you’re a startup, being pure e-commerce.”- Alex Batdorf

    “Before I buy a product I have to look at reviews, because if I don’t I have no feedback.”-Alex Batdorf

    “Less than 10% of apparel purchases happen online so that in person component is still so important.”-Alex Batdorf

    “If you’re an entrepreneur, you are always having to explain CAP to your investors and you’re investors are always going to push you on making that as cheap as possible, so your customer acquisition cost, the lower you can get it the better it is.”-Alex Batdorf

    “Our whole goal for our customer, in general, is that we are going to make sure you understand what brands fit you and across their different fits.”-Alex Batdorf

    “Men typically love to buy in bulk the same exact color.”-Alex Batdorf

    “Instead of stocking on inventory, we stock samples.”-Alex Batdorf

    “When you’re an entrepreneur, I feel like five years feels like 50.”-Alex Batdorf

    “Sometimes I think we get so used to feeling busy when we don’t feel that, we’re like ‘i’m not doing enough.”-Alex Batdorf

    “There are so many people who are assholes along the way, especially to female entrepreneurs.”-Alex Batdorf


    SDH 122: Raising the Bar with The Founders of The Barre Code Jillian Lorenz and Ariana Chernin Jan 16, 2017
    Show notes

    Are you ready to take your entrepreneurship to the next level? Maybe you've met someone along the way whose passions and business ideas align with yours?

    It's possible to turn your passionate ideas into a clear vision and maintain a happy business partnership.

    Today's guests, double the lady boss insight, are Jillian Lorenz & Ariana Chernin. They are the fierce fitness Co-Ceos and founders behind The Barre Code.

    In this episode you will...

    Discover how their business plan started at a NYE party
    Understand the transition from leaving their jobs to starting their company
    Learn the strategy behind their growth
    Hear how they maintain a happy business partnership
    Compare the difference between a roadmap plan versus a 3-5 year business plan
    Uncover two things that give them a clear vision
    RESOURCES:

    She Did It Her Way Podcast

    She Did It Her Way Twitter

    She Did It Her Way Facebook

    The Barre Code

    The Barre Code Twitter

    The Barre Code Instagram

    The Barre Code Facebook

    Forbes article about Ariana and Jill

    "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle

    "Kushiel's Dart" by Jacqueline Carey

    INSIGHT:

    “Our vision ultimately is to have a positive impact on women everywhere.” Jill Lorenz

    “It’s really about making that leap of faith and being confident in what you have in reserve.” Jill Lorenz

    “It definitely was fearful. It’s a hard transition and you have to be prepared for it and you have to think of the worst case scenario.” Jill Lorenz

    "When you are an entrepreneur, you have to look at all aspects of your life." Ariana Chernin

    "There's never a 'right time' but you have to also just know what's going on in your life to make sure that it makes sense and what your fall back is." Ariana Chernin

    “If you understand your purpose, passion’s gonna kind of ebb and flow with tough days, if you can kind of know this is the purpose, it’s ok to loose some passion here and there, especially in the beginning that’s going to drive you to stay positive and motivated- Ariana Chernin

    “Now that we are a much larger company and a much more crowded industry, for us it’s about understanding our landscape.” Jill Lorenz

    “It’s really about us understanding what our road map looks like and being able to anticipate any roadblocks that come up, and putting in an infrastructure that enables us to pivot and change as needed to stay market leaders in the industry.” Jill Lorenz

    “There is no failure. A failure is really a win, so we call them fins.” Jill Lorenz

    "We can’t be stuck in a way to get from A to Z, it’s about being able to pivot and finding the best, fastest, most quality way to get there."Jill Lorenz

    “It’s always different and that’s what really keeps us excited, motivated and growing. So that is one of the pros of being an entrepreneur.. But sometimes it can be frustrating as well.”-Ariana Chernin

    “Stay hungry, especially in our industry and as entrepreneurs it’s about evolving.” -Jill Lorenz


    SDH121: How to Reinvent Your Business A Candid Conversation with Beth Peterson Jan 12, 2017
    Show notes

    Did you begin a business venture and something didn’t work out along the way? Maybe you haven’t started yet, but you have an entrepreneurial plan. You may be scared to take action because of fears like unexpected changes to your plan and ultimately failure?

    You cannot escape these fears and changes, because they come along with entrepreneurship.

    But what also comes with it, and has double the strength as your fears, is

    R-E-S-I-L-I-E-N-C-E.

    Today’s guest, Beth Peterson, is the brains behind Yummie Network. She had to reinvent her brand after an unexpected change behind scenes in her original company. Beth did not give up and shows off her resilience like boss.

    In this very candid episode you will…

    Understand the process of getting funded

    Hear some traits all entrepreneurs must have

    Value the extreme importance of evaluating a partner

    Learn about the process of reinventing a brand

    Advance your skills going into a funding meeting

    Acknowledge the importance of building revenue and not just funding

    RESOURCES:

    She Did It Her Way Podcast

    She Did It Her Way Twitter

    She Did It Her Way Facebook

    Beth's Twitter

    Beth's Instagram

    Beth Peterson Personal Website

    Yummie Network

    Yummie Network Twitter

    Yummie Network Facebook

    Yummie Network Instagram

    Beth Peterson LinkedIn

    Foodieblogroll

    Worldfoodchampionships

    Tim Ferriss Twitter

    "Miracle Morning" by Hal Elrod

    INSIGHTS:

    “This all sort of evolved through my love and passion for food and creating content for food.”-Beth Peterson

    “You have to be ready to see things through and know when it’s time to make another move.”-Beth Peterson

    “There’s a lot of risk taking and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t. Sometimes, the not working part is OK because you’re supposed to reinvent and come up with something at better.”-Beth Peterson

    “You gotta be ready to sort of accept when things aren’t going the direction you think they’re going to go and pivot and take what you have and make something new.”-Beth Peterson

    "You have to have that resiliency and perseverance as an entrepreneur"-Beth Peterson

    “I tend to dive into things whole heartedly without really evaluating everything.”-Beth Peterson

    “Sometimes you have to make errors so the next thing that you do is going to be even stronger.”-Beth Peterson

    “That’s not how life works. It doesn’t always go your way.”-Beth Peterson

    “There was a moment where I was like 'I can’t keep dragging myself through this. I need to make a move right now.”-Beth Peterson

    “Even though I am in love with this project and I want to keep moving on it, I can’t because I know it's going to be difficult for me to make money on this so i've gotta move on.”-Beth Peterson

    “I’ve learned some serious lessons and I won’t be doing that again.”-Beth Peterson

    “You need to focus on improving your model and you need to make sure you focus on revenue..”-Beth Peterson

    “Focus is a huge thing for entrepreneurs.”-Beth Peterson


    SDH120: From Blogger Mindset to Business Mindset with Janelle Brown Jan 09, 2017
    Show notes

    Is the 9-5 path society created for you not working out? Maybe it feels like everything in life is falling through and flashing lights point you in the direction to leave the corporate lifestyle but you stay because you want stability?

    Today’s guest, Janelle Brown, is the founder of Fearfully Fashioned and she gives us a behind the scenes look into a full month of taking the leap full-time.

    In this episode you will…

    · Understand the transition from working at a company to working on your own

    · Compare a blogger mindset versus a business mindset

    · Hear how Janelle obtained her first client

    · Listen to the story of how Janelle learned coaching skills

    · Learn Janelle’s version of a business plan

    · Uncover Janelle’s business fears

    RESOURCES:

    She Did It Her Way Podcast

    She Did It Her Way Twitter

    She Did It Her Way Facebook

    Beautiful U Coaching academy

    Megan's Revenue Planning Sheet

    "Profit First" Mike Michalowicz

    INSIGHTS:

    “So many different parts of our lives contribute to our purpose and what we’re called to do.” –Janelle Brown

    “It was my fault for not feeling how I wanted to feel and not being where I wanted to be and from there I was like ‘these self-sabotaging behaviors have to go.”- Janelle Brown

    “It was a lot of me having faith that these things were going to work out but at the same time scrambling in my mind like how am I going to make this happen?”- Janelle Brown

    “Everything was pointing to me leaving that traditional 9-5 lifestyle, but I was fighting it because I wanted stability and everything.”- Janelle Brown

    “I decided that I need to shift my blogger mindset to a business mindset and less focusing on it as a hobby but as an actual stable career.” –Janelle Brown

    “Coaching isn’t something that can happen in one session. It’s a process.”-Janelle Brown

    “My goal is tailored to revenue generated activity versus just blog building.” –Janelle Brown

    “Getting validation from others is something that I struggle with.” –Janelle Brown

    ‘Every time that I did a clarity session I saw me in that person how I was a year or two ago.”- Janelle Brown

    “A lot of entrepreneurship is having the faith that your idea is going to be well-received and that there’s going to be people there who take part in that vision as well.”-Janelle Brown

    “It’s all about having that faith to be diligent and to keep on putting in the work trusting that it will work out.”-Janelle Brown

    “When you serve people and you give value to them, there is no other way for it not to work out.”-Janelle Brown

    “Regardless of the numbers and where I am now, everyday is a day I’m closer to where I I’m trying to be and every ‘no’ is one ‘no’ closer to a yes.”- Janelle Brown

    “We think that we need to have this amazing business and blog but what I’ve realized is it’s all about budgeting and making room for those things as you grow.”-Janelle Brown


    SDH119: How to Hustle & Keep Flow with Sarena Bahad Jan 05, 2017
    Show notes

    Are you good at your job but want to do something more? Maybe you feel as if your skills should be used to inspire people and do something that matters? You probably have a lot of hustle in you, but maybe it’s being used for something that’s not that important to you?

    Today’s guest, Sarena Bahad, took her skills from advertising and other tech jobs such as being a part of AngelHack and Dev Booth Camp, and used them to create the Women In Tech Snapchat (which gets deeper than the top three shades to wear this season).

    In this episode you will…

    · Realize how Snapchat can be used as a positive narrative & business tool

    · Uncover the authenticity behind live social media

    · Learn the learning curve of Snapchat versus Instagram

    · Understand the importance of being surrounded by a boss squad

    · See how Sarena becomes centered

    · Know the importance of consistent self-care

    RESOURCES:

    She Did It Her Way Podcast

    She Did It Her Way Twitter

    She Did It Her Way Facebook

    Sarena's Twitter

    Sarena's Instagram

    WomenInTech Snapchat

    AngelHack

    Dreamers and Doers

    Justin Kan

    "Good to Great" by James Collins

    "The Sleep Revolution" by Ariannna Huffington

    INSIGHT:
    “Being successful in your career path and entrepreneurship doesn’t mean you need to work yourself to the bone, you should be working smarter, not necessarily driving yourself to unhealthy habits.” Sarena Bahad

    “I love the tech space because it’s such a space of abundance. Technology enables all industries now.” Sarena Bahad

    “If you use the digital landscape to help grow your career path you’re a woman in tech.” Sarena Bahad

    “I’ve always been business minded, but I’ve always been attracted to creative industries.” Sarena Bahad

    “I wanted to use this skill set to help inspire more people to do things that matter.” Sarena Bahad

    “There’s always been that burning desire, ‘ I really want to work on a projectthat’s important to me.” Sarena Bahad

    “Social media, especially with Snapchat, it’s a live component. There’s no really room for approvals. You just have to trust the creative and that’s part of the human story telling style of that platform.” Sarena Bahad

    “A lot of people still think of Snapchat as a silly selfie app but if you really use it to weave together a narrative it can be really powerful.” Sarena Bahad

    “ I think it’s important to be vulnerable and let people in on what you’re working on so there’s more collaboration.” Sarena Bahad

    “I’ve been very strategic about keeping a squad of women around me that are also working very hard and I’m a part of different entrepreneurial groups.” Sarena Bahad

    “Whenever you are having those days where there is that self doubt I’m so thankful that I have a community of strong women that I can reach out to and just reset.” Sarena Bahad

    “Sometimes what happens in the women in tech conversation is that we’re not sharing because there’s a fear of so much…” Sarena Bahad


    SDH118: From Side Hustle to Full-Time with Lorena & Sakura from Bloguettes Jan 02, 2017
    Show notes

    Do you have all of these great business ideas but lack the tools to execute them? Maybe you’ve even tried one of your ideas, out as a side hustle, and want to make it your main gig?

    Your head may be filled with questions like “How do I stand out from the competition if I’m not already well-known in this field” or “How strict should I be on sticking to my brand when I want to attract as many customers as possible?” These questions pile up on top of your constant over thinking and maybe even lack of trust in yourself.

    Today’s guests, Sakura and Lorena, are the brains behind Bloguettes where they provide the tools entrepreneurs like you need. Listen in as they provide answers to some of these questions along with some other boss insight about starting a business.

    In this episode you will..

    Hear the story of how Sakura & Lorena met
    Discover how S & L stand out against competitors
    Understand the differences between conferences & workshops
    Learn when & how Bloguettes started to take off
    Explore the benefits of being strict on your brand
    Know when S & L thought it was the right time to take the leap

    RESOURCES:

    She Did It Her Way Podcast

    She Did It Her Way Twitter

    She Did It Her Way Facebook

    Bloguettes

    Bloguettes' Instagram

    Bloguettes' Facebook

    Bloguettes' Pinterest

    Bloguettes' Youtube Channel

    Bloguettes' Twitter

    "The 4-Hour Work Week" by Timothy Ferriss

    "The Miracle Morning" by Hal Elrod

    "#GIRLBOSS" by Sophia Amoruso

    "Rich Bitch" by Nicole Lapin

    INSIGHT:

    “Our whole mission is to empower what we call ‘the entrepreneurial age.”-Lorena

    “We both kind of saw it as a side thing when we started Bloguettes.”-Sakura

    “Our success is our attendees success.”-Sakura

    “You need to do something to make your business not just depend on you.”-Lorena

    “I think we’ve been successful because we love what we do.”-Lorena

    “The growth point started coming as we started noticing we had something good and that we wanted to grow it.”-Lorena

    “We know that there’s a market and there’s a place that we need to be to reach these people so that’s when we started webinars.”-Sakura

    “We’re very strict with our brand. It sometimes limits us but at the same time we don’t care because people recognize us for that.”-Sakura

    “We really try to focus on women and that’s one of the restrictions that our brand has had is our ability to work with men or a more masculine company.”-Lorena

    “Going to work is fun for me. Everyday in a startup is a new challenge.”-Lorena

    “I wouldn’t recommend anyone that’s thinking of quitting their job to pursue their passion to do it when there is no financial planning or where they at least don’t know if they can survive a year or a year and a half because things take time.”-Lorena

    “We’ve learned how to become bosses.” -Sakura

    “The decisions that I make do not need to please everyone because it’s our vision for the company.”-Lorena

    “We put so much emphasis on our team being happy and to provide the best work environment but also sometimes decisions need to be made and it’s impossible to please every single person.” -Lorena

    “Being a leader is not just pleasing everyone. Being a leader is making the best decision for everyone.” -Lorena

    “There’s so much anxiety that comes from taking the big jump into being an entrepreneur…really give yourself a chance.”-Lorena

    “Trusting yourself and trusting yourself that you can do it and you will do it. I think that’s where a lot of entrepreneurs get stuck.”-Lorena

    “Don’t wait for that dream life to come to you. Build that dream life for you. You can have the job of your dreams and you can create it for yourself to be the job of your dreams. You just have to trust yourself.”-Lorena

    “Knowledge is power. I’ve seen so many businesses fail because they didn’t really understand their industry..”-Sakura

    “Even if it’s not your expertise try to learn because that is going to save you so much time, so much money and so many different ways.”-Sakura

    “One of my big problems is that I will start a million things and finish half of those million things instead of actually finishing all of them, and I always have this feeling of ‘I didn’t do enough.” -Sakura


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