People try and go to 10 different people to get their solution, to get their answer.

And I think why not work smarter versus harder?

Find a person that you resonate with that feels like you already see results in their company and then align with them.

Welcome to the Hello Seven podcast. I'm your host, Rachel Rogers, wife, mother to four

children, a lover of Beyonce, coffee drinker, and Afro wearer. And I just happen to be the

CEO of a seven-figure business. I am on a mission to help every woman I meet become a millionaire.

If you want to make more money, you are in the right place. Let's get it going.

Well, hello there, friends. Get very excited because in today's episode, I am interviewing my very

best friend, Robert Hartwell. Robert is the CEO and founder of the Broadway Collective,

which is a musical theater training company. They train the next generation of

Broadway performers. And it's a seven-figure company. Robert wasn't always an entrepreneur

running an incredible company. He actually was a Broadway performer. He's been in shows like

Dreamgirls, Memphis, Nice Work If You Can Get It,

Cinderella, Motown the Musical, and most recently, Hello Dolly, all on Broadway. So yes,

he has many, many show credits under his belt. He's also been an assistant director and a director

for various shows as well.

So he's had an incredible career on Broadway.

And in this episode, Robert is sharing how he went from eight shows per week on Broadway,

making around $100,000 a year to running a multi-seven figure business in a very, very short period of time. He gave up a very

prestigious career and we'll talk about how he wrestled with that decision. We're also talk about

his various offers and, you know, some of the challenges that he's had along the way and how he

overcame them and how he came to be the million dollar badass that he

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