Kelly Roach Shares Her SECRET to Business Success

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What is Kelly Roach's journey to success?

Ryan Hanley 0:00
Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the show. We have a tremendous episode for you today, a conversation with Kelly Roach among rising up out of a household that was filled with drama and fear, barely living above the poverty line. Kelly worked her way out of that situation, becoming one of the youngest senior vice presidents in the history of her Fortune 500 firm. She today has six different businesses, highly successful, all seven figures to eight figure businesses. And she runs it all through the filter of her family and her faith. And in this episode, what we dive into is how to bring faith into your business, how to think about it, why it's important. And tactically, how do we integrate our beliefs in the creator, in God?
Ryan Hanley 0:53
How do we work them into our business in a way that is real and true to us, as well as helping us build deeper connections with our employees, with our prospects, with our customers? And really driving massive growth through faith, not as a tactic, but as a pure belief structure that we cultivate and integrate into our lives. And how do we not become fearful of any type of consequences? from bringing faith and talking about faith in our business. This is a wonderful episode. If faith is part of your life and you work in or own a business, you are going to want to wait, particularly for the last 10 minutes of this episode where we get highly detailed on what it takes to bring faith into your business in a successful and productive way.
Ryan Hanley 1:43
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How can faith be integrated into business?

Ryan Hanley 2:00
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Ryan Hanley 2:41
In a crude laboratory in the basement of his home.
Ryan Hanley 2:58
Kelly, thank you for taking the time. Glad to have you here.
Kelly Roach 3:00
Excited to be here. Thanks for having me.
Ryan Hanley 3:03
Awesome. So in spending some time researching your story, one of the things that you highlight kind of in your, you know, who you are is, you know, you say you came, you grew up, you know, just above the poverty line. And my story is kind of very similar to that. We never were hungry, but luxury wasn't an option. You know, even what we consider luxuries, most people today wouldn't even blink at.

What skills are essential for business success?

Ryan Hanley 3:30
Yeah, I'm really interested in one, how you felt you did that. And two, where like what do you think the characteristics are of the people who pull themselves out of those situations and thrive in their lives? And those who continue to go to the same bar, you know, kind of live the same exact way their parents did and never break free of of that place of kind of just getting by.
Kelly Roach 3:59
Yeah, it's so it's so fascinating. Right. So, you know, for me, actually, it was really my story is kind of interesting because my dad actually worked for a nonprofit, a religious nonprofit. And in deciding to do so, basically, we were living off of the wage that could barely support one person. And there were five kids in my family. So it was insane. Like, I don't even know how they pulled this off to put food on the table, but they did after a lot of stress, anxiety, crying, depression, you know, constant stress in our household. But, you know, I'm a person of faith. One thing my parents did really, really well is they instilled that in me from a young age. And, you know, I always kind of looked at life from this perspective, right?

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