‘You need to share the journey that you went on to get where you are today to connect with your audience.’ -Faris Alami

“The key takeaway is stick through it, don’t give up, don’t get sucked into the difficult challenges. Acknowledge them, sure, but keep moving forward.” -Dave Caha

“Think about what processes you can document to make it easier for your team to move forward. At one point, as a business owner, you have to be okay with letting go of doing the activities yourself”-Faris Alami

“When you want to start a business, back up and get scope: prepare as much as you can, get everything down on paper. Slow down in the beginning so you can speed up when you’re ready.” -Michael Stein

“Getting others engaged and asking questions is one of the most important parts of networking.” -Faris Alami

“You have to engage with the people you serve. The value of the product is in the people and the community.” -Clarisse Machanguana

“Networking can happen anywhere-just look for the opportunity!” - Faris Alami

“What we’re really about is accelerating entrepreneurship in the post-pandemic world and utilizing technology for those entrepreneurs who might not have had access previously” -Jonathan Ortmans

When you have questions instead of doubt, it allows you to look for possibilities or seek opportunities and solutions.

“Over time, the biggest thing I’ve learned is that there are always peaks and there are always valleys. Even if you’re in a valley, there’s going to be a peak coming up soon” -Will Russell

“Setting realistic goals that can actually be met will help you feel accomplished” -Faris Alami

Becca knew her own value and decided to take the first step and "just do it." Now she leads by example within the freedom of entrepreneurship!

During our Resilient Entrepreneur Program© we discuss the resilience mindset, one aspect of that is the understanding of feeling victory versus victimized when dealing with adversity.

“The more value you give for free, the more opportunities will come your way” -Chris Davis

“Today’s business gives the opportunity to reach more people online”

“To succeed, you need a lot of ‘no’s’ before getting a yes.” -Jennifer Smrz

“It’s really the approach that makes a difference…How do you think about entrepreneurs in your community?”

“As an entrepreneur, I think we see a problem and say, “Oh I have a solution for that!”, so if that’s anybody, there’s a business there” -Cathy Nesbitt

“The entrepreneurial mindset is the frame of reference you use while creating your next steps in your business”

Ruksana Hussain on her entrepreneurship journey: “Listen to cues from your environment”.