Así es como @jessicagarciabyb logró crear un negocio digital desde cero

Live interviewing regular everyday people who have managed to create a digital business that allows them to not depend on a traditional job. If it's your first time joining, you'll say, hey, Donnie, why are you doing all these live broadcasts? Why are you doing all these live broadcasts every day? Quote, because I know that if you're starting out as an entrepreneur, if you're taking those first steps, it's important that seeing is believing. And that's why I do these live broadcasts, so that you can see that these are regular, everyday people. Two days ago, I showed the case of Sonia, who is a psychologist and had just started working for someone else. Then she said, no, I'm going to start giving sessions. But he realized that the problem was repeating itself. The common denominator is that he was exchanging time for money. And when what you earn depends on the hours you work, the price you pay is your freedom. There's a concept that I really like, which is the concept of the three economic freedom, being able to create a digital business that pays for your lifestyle, whatever that may be. Hey, maybe yours is to go on a caravan around the world. Maybe yours is to stay at home, whatever that may be. Or geographic freedom, being able to, hey, take your computer and work from home, from anywhere in the world. And temporal freedom, not having a fixed boss or fixed hours telling you what to do. That's the real concept. And here two paths arise, right? To be able to create a digital business. The first is based on, hey, I'm like Juan Palomo. I cook it myself, I eat it myself. I'm in charge of creating and launching my digital product. But there are a second path is to be a pitcher. Yesterday I interviewed Yuli. What she did was work for a company. She's from Argentina and she went to Denmark, the country or one of the countries where there's the most happiness. And while she was there, she realized that despite earning €3,500amonth, she wasn't happy. She was working at a job she didn't like in order to earn money and buy things she didn't need, trying to impress people she didn't care about much. And that's when she said, okay, we have to fix this, I don't know how. And she started watching this series of interviews with people. And that's what gave her the confidence to say, I'm going to bet. And not for me, but for her. And what did she do? She launched someone else's digital product. And that was the first step towards her freedom. And she chose another path, which is I don't appear on camera. I don't have to have an idea. I just have to understand how to launch a digital product. And we'll talk about this in the Challenge of Making a Living from the Internet. How can you launch, create and launch a digital product from scratch? And you'll say, hey, Donnie, why a digital product? Why am I going to start a business with a digital product? One, you can sell it to any country in the world. Two, the profit margins are very large because you don't have to pay for stock. You don't have to pay for a physical store. No, you don't have to assume those expenses that perhaps today, if you want to create a physical business, you do have to do, and that doesn't depend on your time, that you can create it once and sell it as many times as you want. And in today's live broadcast, I bring you a very, very special person because, hey, you'll see that we have a lot of trust. She's my partner and also the mother of my daughter, but she started out as a client, and that's how we. So I'm here so you can see her story of how she's managed to create a digital business that allows her to not depend on a traditional job. I see that there are several of you who have. Excuse me, can you hear me? Okay? Can you see me? Okay, let's see. I accept you. Yes.

Here. Hello.

I'm listening to you here with. I don't know how to hear you because the Internet is a little weird.

You can hear me perfectly? Yes. It's at the bottom that tomorrow is her birthday, and it stutters a lot.

Right. I can hear you perfectly.

Okay, well, tomorrow is her birthday, and today, well, we're going to do a surprise. Uh, she's going to go to a very, very special place for herself that I wanted to fix up for her birthday. So in two hours, we'll leave. And she's just downstairs and I'm upstairs. But we're not here to talk about ourselves. I think we already have a podcast for that with more than 10 episodes where we talk about ourselves, our relationship and all that. And today I'm here to talk more about that part of digital business. And that's. Or in your case, entrepreneurship. And the first question I want to ask you is, why did you start your business today? Your Internet is gone. I'm going to take a screenshot. I don't know if it's mine or. Yes, those of you who are here can hear me fine. Can you hear me? Fine. The thing is. Yes. Image just disappeared. I mean, right now I have the image of. Yes. Blurred. Tell me if you can hear me. Yes. Okay, perfect. Well, now this house will join since it has different floors. Okay. I think you've already joined. Yes. You're reconnecting. Adiran says, yes, I do. Okay, well, there you go. There you go. What I recommend, Zhuz, is that you turn on mobile data, honey. Because I'm up here. You have to turn on. It's telling me. It won't let me. You have to turn on mobile data, honey. Oh, it doesn't have mobile data because we were in Colombia a week ago and we came here to Spain and it still doesn't have mobile data. Try to log out and log back in. Well, I'll tell you a bit of the story today. We're not here because questions often come up, Right. Hey, how did you meet? How are we not here to answer those kinds of questions? As I was saying, we have a podcast talking about all that. Hey, what's more, hey, how did you do it? Or what was your transition to be able to start your business? Because I think it's very interesting and especially yesterday in the live broadcast I did, they told me, hey, I'm going. I'm sending you an application.

Let's see if I've gotten involved. I'm hooked on it. I mean, now it's impossible for me not to go here.

It's like, how did I start. Why did I start a business and leave? Okay, now. Okay, okay, Perfect.

Done.

Well, I'll connect with that question you asked me. Why did I decide to start a business? Right.

Yes.

Well, I decided to start a business because. I don't know, I've always had the feeling since I was little that I wasn't good enough to work for someone. I've always been a very creative person, and I've always had the feeling that I came to contribute something big to the world. So. Well, I always had it very clear. I don't know why, but I've always had that soul, that calling that you can read from many readings, saying, hey, maybe my grandmother couldn't, my mother couldn't. Many people in my family couldn't. Well, hey, well, I'm going to do it for them, right? But, hey, I always had this feeling that I wanted to have.