Heather Monahan

Guys listening right now, if you're someone who you always wondered, oh, I have this passion project and there's something I wanna do, but I don't even know what that would look like.

Or you know someone or your parent that's like, my kid has no idea what they wanna do.

This book is for you.

This book, Candice, is what I wish I had the day I got fired when I sat on the couch and cried and much like you put the TV on and didn't know what to do.

But this book,

gives the most clear blueprint of very tangible steps you can take and pitfalls, success, and what you can potentially look forward to or be aware could be ahead of you.

So I really want to dive into why you wrote the book first.

So did you write the book for women?

It doesn't.

What you did, which I thought was really cute and smart, was you used the baking elements and jargon that anyone can relate to because we all know how to make something, that you use those words and verbiage to really apply to business acumen that I thought it was very well done.

So let me just...

Drop real quickly.

So often people say to me, Heather, great, you know, great interview, but there wasn't anything tactical that I could take away.

So I want to jump into this quick.

Ready?

Part one, dream it, how to be a founder, seven steps.

And then she breaks down seven steps.

Part two, package it, embrace your inner marketer.

Five steps.

She breaks down the five steps.