We have to have a vision when nobody else does. We have to have careful and meticulous planning.

We have to understand that we're going to make mistakes. We have to understand that progress takes

time and we have to accept the terms of the time. Have you ever heard of the phrase,

one man's junk is another man's treasure? Well, today I want to talk to you about how you can

find business treasure in places that other people might see

as junk. Welcome to the Jasmine Star Show where I empower seven-figure business owners to scale

to eight, and we're going to be doing it oftentimes in unconventional ways. That is how we do here.

Okay, so let's back up and create parallels of my life of why I find this theory, we can find treasure

and junk so close and near to dear to my heart. So as a child, every weekend, I'm talking every

Saturday, my dad would take myself and my four siblings and we would go to yard sales. But people would call them yard sales or estate sales, but let me tell you, people were just

pulling out their junk.

Like, it was like, whatever they had just in the garage, like go out and put it out in

their front line.

And these are things that people would charge, like, a few dollars, $10, $20 for.

And they were just like happy to get this junk off their hands and into the

hands of other people. Like my parents. My parents furnished my child at home entirely with

other people's junk. But our house was actually beautiful. Our house, as tiny as it was,

would have people pause and say what a lovely

home this is. Because my mom had style, or what we might say, like, sabore, a little flavor that was

entirely her own. And my dad really appreciated what she was able to do, and together, the two of them were able to make

some magic. So I am wanting you to imagine a tiny living room. So when you would walk into my

child's home, you are walking into a tiny living room. So you would see a couch, you would see a vanity,

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