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Oh my God, Amy. And you jump into this thing, but it's a completely new world. Landing the first clients is freaking scary. Take us back there a little bit because I've been there, right? And it's like that move is like in the first clients and you have this constant imposter syndrome and can I do it? And what am I selling? Tell me a little bit. What was it for you, Amy?

Oh my God, Amy. And you jump into this thing, but it's a completely new world. Landing the first clients is freaking scary. Take us back there a little bit because I've been there, right? And it's like that move is like in the first clients and you have this constant imposter syndrome and can I do it? And what am I selling? Tell me a little bit. What was it for you, Amy?

Four-hour work week, let's go.

Four-hour work week, let's go.

And I love your realness about it because I think we are living a little bit in an era of four-hour work week and freedom and you can live life on your terms. And the truth is, it is kind of true. Like I'm kind of doing my own thing and I'm still working 20 hours a day. Yeah. So there's a little bit of that.

And I love your realness about it because I think we are living a little bit in an era of four-hour work week and freedom and you can live life on your terms. And the truth is, it is kind of true. Like I'm kind of doing my own thing and I'm still working 20 hours a day. Yeah. So there's a little bit of that.

But I think another element that I think is really, really important is that what you said about the Tony Robbins, is this an advantage? And I think when you actually look at every single person, their zone of genius, their story, you all have an advantage. You just need to find it. My military experience, I've never talked about it, but it's actually an advantage. I just didn't realize it, right?

But I think another element that I think is really, really important is that what you said about the Tony Robbins, is this an advantage? And I think when you actually look at every single person, their zone of genius, their story, you all have an advantage. You just need to find it. My military experience, I've never talked about it, but it's actually an advantage. I just didn't realize it, right?

So I think there's a little bit of, do we actually know how to look for those advantages that actually open the doors, right? And start telling the stories. Hey, I'm pausing here for a second. I hope you're enjoying this amazing conversation. Don't forget to subscribe and download.

So I think there's a little bit of, do we actually know how to look for those advantages that actually open the doors, right? And start telling the stories. Hey, I'm pausing here for a second. I hope you're enjoying this amazing conversation. Don't forget to subscribe and download.

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Now, if you're looking to leap your own career, figure out what's next for you, fast track your own growth and create portfolio career, Check out my free 30-minute training at leapacademy.com slash training. That's leapacademy.com slash training. Now back to the show. So you're building this business. And again, a hundred million fucking dollars. Sorry, like how incredible is that?

And I'm not supposed to swear in this show, but that's incredible. But you also talk openly about anxiety and depression. And I'm really honest about it. I don't think everybody is meant to be an entrepreneur. I think it's the hardest thing ever. And I think if you're happy in a corporate job, freaking enjoy it.

And I'm not supposed to swear in this show, but that's incredible. But you also talk openly about anxiety and depression. And I'm really honest about it. I don't think everybody is meant to be an entrepreneur. I think it's the hardest thing ever. And I think if you're happy in a corporate job, freaking enjoy it.

Oh, my God. And I love that story, Amy. First of all, I personally had PTSD. So I came to the U.S. I get it very well. And I came to the U.S. because of PTSD. My entire country is probably in PTSD right now. What you're sharing, I think, is just so, so, so true, because I think there's a little bit of... Almost like we're not supposed to talk about anything mental, anything that is going wrong.

Oh, my God. And I love that story, Amy. First of all, I personally had PTSD. So I came to the U.S. I get it very well. And I came to the U.S. because of PTSD. My entire country is probably in PTSD right now. What you're sharing, I think, is just so, so, so true, because I think there's a little bit of... Almost like we're not supposed to talk about anything mental, anything that is going wrong.

You're always supposed to be bright and sunny and everything is pink and purple. So first of all, thank you for sharing that. To me, this is so important. And I have to touch this for a second because entrepreneurship for me is one of the biggest roller coasters for sure in my life. And I think even as an investor, one of the things that we understand is that

You're always supposed to be bright and sunny and everything is pink and purple. So first of all, thank you for sharing that. To me, this is so important. And I have to touch this for a second because entrepreneurship for me is one of the biggest roller coasters for sure in my life. And I think even as an investor, one of the things that we understand is that

The biggest problem is to invest in people that once the down comes, that near-death experience is going to take it down. They're just never going to be able to continue in that. It feels like literally near-death experience. So, Amy, how did you manage to build such an incredible empire with this?

The biggest problem is to invest in people that once the down comes, that near-death experience is going to take it down. They're just never going to be able to continue in that. It feels like literally near-death experience. So, Amy, how did you manage to build such an incredible empire with this?