A founder argues entrepreneurship can't be part-time work, especially early on when you're alone and exhausted. She built a business as a single mother without a roadmap and now mentors others through the same grind.
If you go into this business, um, whether it's the beauty industry or whatever it may be, and you are like, oh, I want this to be my part-time job, you can't be a part-time entrepreneur. You literally have to give it your all and, um, it has to be your full-time job. Yeah. And yeah. And I think those are the cons sometimes. Um, because it can be exhausting, it can lead to burnout. Um, especially like I said, when you're first starting business, you're doing it all by yourself usually. And so, um, but it's worth it. Yeah. And that's the biggest thing. And that's what all these students that we have, they are constantly like, you know, if you did this, you know, you were a single mom with two and you have three little girls now and, uh, you built this business, what it is today at your age. They're like, I, I can do this. I'm like, no, you can. And this is why I do what I do. I wanna be a light to those people and students and not even just at our school, anywhere. I wanna be a light to others where. If I could sit down and, you know, figure this all out by myself, I had no guidebook or anything, and I did it and I made it successful and it's still growing and building off of what it is today, then anybody can open a business. Yeah.
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