Two friends started Finances Demystified in a Houston apartment and built it into a business where one became a millionaire. They describe the ride as a roller coaster and address the common warning against working with friends.
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I remember us like literally at your apartment.
Is this our first crying episode?
Right? I remember you talking about finances demystified at your apartment in Houston, Texas. Yeah. And I'm like, okay, girl. And her being on the phone with clients.
Yeah. And working on all of it. I'm going to be a millionaire.
I'm going to do this. I'm going to do that. And I remember the call when you told me you became, you know, you were a millionaire and us continuing to grow and going through the ups and downs and pushing through. Like, it has been a roller coaster, but it has been So much fun. No, it's been fun. It's a roller coaster that you put your hands up and you're screaming. Yeah, right. But you make it to the end.
You make it. Barely. You make it. We're still on the roller coaster. But I would say it's like you said, just being able to do it with your friends. So how do you feel? Because a lot of people are like, a lot of these— a lot of times they say don't, don't work with your friends.