If anything, be more of you. If anything, share more of your content. If anything, share more of your lifestyle because it's going to attract more people in your largest revenue stream.

Hey, hey, hey, welcome back to my podcast friend. I am so thankful and I am humbled you decided to welcome me into your earbuds or your speakers today.

I know as a very busy business owner around the holiday season, you have a lot to do on your to-do list just like me and everybody else.

And it's truly not lost on me that you take time for the Jasmine Starshow every week.

This week's episode is another coaching session with members of Social Curator, my monthly social media membership for business owners that provides group coaching, resources and a community to hold you accountable.

Speaking of accountability, this session I spoke with Angel, Leanne, Teresa and Terran about everything from how I've built my team to whether or not you should separate your Instagram accounts if you are multi-passionate and the mistakes I've made when growing my business, spoiler alert, there are plenty of mistakes.

I can't wait for you to be a fly on the wall in this amazing conversation. So let's dive in and I'll meet you back here in a little bit.

My name is Angel Scott and I am a Nashville-based integrator of wellness coach and what that means is I teach women how to use strategic food and fitness to reshape their bodies and find their healthiest vibe.

I love it.

So what's your question?

My question is in growing your brand in your business, what would you say has been your top two mistakes that looking back if you could avoid them, what would they be and how would you do it?

The first biggest mistake is that I just didn't give myself the permission to invest in myself.

And I think that now looking back every time that I have made a considerable investment in my education and myself and in my business, it paid off in dividends.

And so I think that when you look and you can, if somebody were to say, hey, Angel, I want to give you $10,000 to invest in your business.

And if you were to take that $10,000 to them and be like, oh my God, I can't believe this.

You should be taking $10,000 from your business and investing it to something that would grow because you clearly believe in it.

Like you believe in it.

And so in my mind, if I can go back and tell the Jasmine of 2010, it would 100% be spend the money to get the education, to get the wherewithal and to get the connections.

Because oftentimes, if you don't come from a family or an economic status or a strata that will put you as a give you a seat at the table, your money can.

And I didn't realize that either is that oftentimes the only way I got access inside of a room was because I paid to be inside of the room.

And then after you get in that room, be so dang good that they invite you to other rooms that you don't have to pay in.

So advice number one, my biggest, my biggest, my biggest like learning lesson was to invest in myself.

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