Welcome to Pursuit with Purpose. I'm your host, Melissa Griffin, and I know firsthand that it's

way too easy to slip into the rat race of competition and comparison. This podcast is all about

meaning and fulfillment and how to bring it to your life today and every day. So let's get into it.

So last week, you got to hear from one of my blog to Bizhive students, Ali, who used her blog to launch a successful yoga business. Well, today's guests

are Cassie and Shea, who also went through my blog to Bizhive program and ended up creating an

incredible business in the

process. They are best friend business partners and founders of the bucket list bombshells, which is an

online educational community that teaches millennials, how they can create a business that allows

them to work remotely and travel the world. Their online courses teach everything from graphic design

and website design to business tactics for freelancers. They've been featured in places like Forbes and

Elite Daily and are currently based in beautiful Bali. Now, Cassie and Shea enrolled in my blog

to Bizhive course after having a couple unsuccessful launches of their own online

course. Their words, not mine. Now, they wanted to learn the tactics to have a successful launch,

and while I take no credit for their amazing success, you'll hear in this interview how they turn

those early course launch disappointments into a thriving six-figure business that allows them to live their purpose

every single day. In this interview, we discussed their story from freelance designers to successful

course creators, as well as their launch strategies, the most important lessons their business

has taught them, and their advice for having a successful business partner relationship. Let's dive in.

So first of all, you both are business partners and the way that you met is actually pretty

unique stories. So can you share a little bit of how you two met? Yeah, totally. So after college,

I graduated. My mom was actually living in Mexico at the time. And so I was going to school and working part time. And so when I graduated, I knew I didn't want to go into corporate. And so she was like, when I just come down to Mexico and you can sort of figure it out and take a little bit of a break, which kudos to my mom

because she's awesome. So I went down there and I didn't really have very many friends.

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