On today's show, we are joined by the daughter of Dale Earnhart Sr.

Kelly Earnhart Miller. On today's show, Kelly Earnhart Miller shares why you still have to show up if you work in a family business.

How to earn the respect of your peers in the game of business.

And she shares about her journey to becoming one of the top business women in the world of NASCAR.

All this is more as she breaks down her new book, Drive, Nine Lessons to Win in Business and in life. Oh, I know right.

Spitz him out.

And Tony Stewart is Bob in the crash as is Mark.

Terry her stolen a several others.

Gailer and Hart takes the check and flags.

Some shows don't need a celebrity narrator to introduce the show,

but this show dies, two men, eight kids,

co-created by two different women, 13 multi-million dollar businesses. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Thrive Time Show. Yes. Yes, yes, and yes, and yes. Thrive Nation on today's show. We are joined by kind of a living

legend here. The daughter of Dale Earnhart senior miss Kelly

Earnhart Miller she is a a top businesswoman in the world of NASCAR and a class

act Kelly Earnhart Miller welcome on to the Thrive Time show. How are you, ma'am?

Well, I'm doing good. Interesting times, but I'm hanging in there.

Well, you know, when we decided to have you on the show to talk about your new book, Drive, Nine Lessons to

Win in Business and in Life. That was based upon the premise that we could actually be in

business, that we could actually freely conduct business.

Could you share with the listeners where you are located and maybe how your state

has been affected by this coronavirus mandated government shutdown stuff?

Yes, so I'm in North Carolina and here just slightly north of Charlotte, which is between

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