Hey, hey, Courtney Sanders here. In celebration of my five-year full-time entrepreneur anniversary,

I'm going to walk you through my business and seasons and go over some of the highlights of my career.

Alright, let's open the book and take a look. Let's see.

Oh my goodness, the Never Say What You Can't Do video. Wow, this is taking it back.

This is taking it back as far back as it can go. So I think I was what, like 19 or 20 when I did

this video on YouTube. Backstory, I had a full ride scholarship to Howard University on engineering

and I got bitten by the entrepreneurial

bug because Lisa Price, the founder of Carol's daughter, came on campus and talked about her

entrepreneurial journey and I was like, OMG, I don't want to be an engineer anymore. I want to be

an entrepreneur. So I was trying to start this hair care business. My grades plummeted. I ended up losing my scholarship.

And I was like, oh my goodness. And I remember sobbing and boohooing on the phone to my mom. And she was like,

girl, toughen up, basically. Like, are you kidding me? She was like, you know that there are women who are

getting their degrees, who are single moms with with three kids, working two jobs, like,

never say what you can't do.

And she gave me kind of this, like, rally the troop speech.

In that video, I was really sharing, you know,

what my mom had said to me and kind of embarking on the journey

that would start my career here in women's empowerment

and online business, little did I know,

but really just telling my few viewers

and small audience that I had at the time

that I was committing to turning my situation around

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