Connect Who or what is your inspiration in business?

My grandparents. My grandfather just turned 95 this year, he served in the Korean War fighting for the USA, and started working full days in a laundromat in the Bay Area. He saved every penny, invested slowly into apartment units, was able to put all 4 of his kids through college. And has been the foundation of our family teaching me every chance he gets to do well by others. Never ask for anything from anyone, to work hard, and always do the right thing.

How do you stay motivated?

My family is the most important thing to me. I come from divorced parents when I was very young almost 7 years old. And deeply rooted in me Ive always associated finding financial freedom with having the power to bring my family back together and ensure we stay close and can take care of one another. That’s been the fuel behind the past 9 years of my life in business since I was 18 years old.

What would you do with the $25,000?

I’ve boot strapped my core business since college picking up as many side hustles and ventures as I could along the way to keep funding my own. I’ve cumulated a large community of business owners & young entrepreneurs/especially women like myself who have tried figuring it out on their own but haven’t had the right support & attention to cultivate their potential. I’d use the capital to hire an ad marketing and online funnel team to scale my women’s busines