I don't think building a business is a miserable thing.

I had a lot of fun in those early days. Yes, I had days where I threw the covers over my head and cried, but I also had days where I got a nice piece of press that I wasn't expecting, and that was incredible. Or, you know, I got a client I wasn't expecting or something happened that was exciting. And I was like, I'm doing it. I'm in the arena, right? And I'm fighting for my future right now.

And it's happening, even if it's happening. and I'm, and I was like, I'm doing it. I'm in the arena, right? And I'm fighting for my future right now.

And it's happening, even if it's happening somewhat slowly.

Welcome to the Hello 7 podcast. I'm your host, Rachel Rogers, wife, mother to four children, lover of Beyonce, coffee drinker, and Afro-Werer.

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.

Hey, friends, today's interview is so incredibly inspiring and I cannot wait for you to hear it. But first, this is an incredibly exciting time because

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ever know, my friends. Now on to today's episode. Have you ever had this experience? You see an old

crumbling, neglected building. This building has so much potential, but it just needs a little love, some new windows and a fresh coat of paint. And you think, wow, that building could really be something. I wish I could buy it and give it a makeover. Or have you ever wandered through an old, dilapidated area of your city and thought, I wish I could bring this neighborhood to a new level.

You think to yourself, the people who live here deserve to have a nice green park and a playground

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