Sign up for our brand new 14-day Credit Hero Challenge.Today I interview Credit Millionaire Irene Day, who shares her secrets to launching and growing a successful business from nothing.Irene worked in a grocery store chain for 13 years.She didn’t want to be an entrepreneur. All Irene wanted was to work in HR nine to five, to have her weekends off, and drive a little Ford Fusion.Then her grandfather left her some money, and she spent $30,000 to pay off a debt. But she was shocked to see that her credit score increased by only 12 points! She realized she had to take a deeper dive into the whole credit repair thing.Soon, Irene found out she had a knack for this business!When she decided to make credit repair a full-time job, she had only three active clients. In just a couple of years, she has made it to the Credit Repair Cloud Millionaires Club. Now she is known as the Credit Queen Irene!In this episode, the Credit Queen reveals how to leverage those first three clients and make a 7-figure income and help a bunch of people in the process. Don’t miss her story!Key Takeaways for This Week:Intro (00:00)How does it feel to get into the Millionaires Club? (02:04)What was your life like before credit repair? (4:35)How did you even think of getting into credit repair? (06:03)How did you start to turn it into a real business? (10:54)How did you begin to get the first consistent clients? (15:12)How long were you a one-woman show? (18:24)What do your team members do? (22:48)How do you train your team to know what to do? (28:24)What are your biggest mistakes and biggest superpowers in the business? (35:33)What are your favorite automations? (37:27)About credit workshops and networking (41:41)What would you do differently if you started your business from scratch today? (49:44)Additional Resources:- Get a free trial to Credit Repair Cloud- Get my free credit repair trainingMake sure to subscribe so you stay up to date with our latest episodes!

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