Hala Taha

Totally.

I think community is so important.

It's been so important on my journey.

And especially as an entrepreneur, we have a lot of entrepreneurs that are tuning in.

And a lot of you entrepreneurs out there think that you've got to do it all on your own and that like everything's just on your shoulders.

When you start to have a community and you can bounce ideas, it's to your point, you don't have to go at it alone.

And I think that's so important.

Oh, I'm failing miserably.

I'm failing miserably.

I've lost like in the last three years, I've lost so many friends and I've, you know, it's hard.

Like I'm trying to carve out the time to keep my relationship strong.

I really only have time for family because sometimes I'm working 18 hour days.

And that's why I kind of called that out to entrepreneurs because it is really tough.

And for me, the relationships I have cultivated have been perfect.

other podcasters and even my clients and my team members and my business partners because I've created this community around the people that are doing the same types of stuff that I'm doing so that I'm not distracted with my goals and still accomplishing my goals with people who also love podcasting and things like that.

So I actually created...

a mastermind of podcasters with 70 podcasters.

And I'm the one who started it.

And that's one of my secrets to building communities to actually be the glue who creates that community.

And I'm very good at that.