💪Taking risks and pursuing your passion can lead to unexpected success.
🔥Believing in yourself and your abilities is essential for achieving your goals.
🏘️Revitalizing old houses can be a rewarding and profitable business.
💡Sometimes, the best opportunities come from unexpected places.
🏆Success is not measured solely by financial accomplishments, but also by finding joy and fulfillment in what you do.
What inspired you to start your own business?
—The desire to have control over my career and to pursue my passion for real estate.
What challenges did you face along the way?
—I faced financial instability, doubters who didn't believe in my vision, and personal losses that tested my resilience.
How did you overcome these challenges?
—By staying resilient, believing in myself, and surrounding myself with a supportive network of friends and family.
What advice do you have for aspiring entrepreneurs?
—Take risks, follow your passion, and don't be afraid to fail. Learn from your mistakes and keep moving forward.
What is the most important lesson you've learned on your journey?
—Success is not solely defined by financial achievements, but also by finding joy and fulfillment in what you do.
00:00The video begins with the speaker expressing their excitement about being there and the discussion about what to wear.
00:20The speaker reflects on their journey starting a cleaning business in Detroit to support their education and raise their child.
01:30The speaker talks about their decision to move to Minneapolis and pursue their passion for real estate.
04:30The speaker shares their experience of being rejected for their dream job and how it motivated them to create their own path.
06:50The speaker describes their success in the real estate industry and how they became a TV show host.
09:30The speaker discusses their decision to come back to Detroit and the challenges they faced and overcame.
12:30The speaker reflects on the importance of finding joy and fulfillment in life and the impact of their journey on their perspective.
