Azhelle joins Anjel to describe how her artistic talent and desire to teach led to a career in the toy industry. She explains why she resisted at first when people reached out to hire her and shares the lessons she is learning about charging what she’s worth and expanding her impact. Listen in for Azhelle’s best sales tip for pitching a product and find out how to make the successful shift from corporate work to entrepreneurship.

Dwan joins Anjel to share how she got into real estate at one of the darkest moments in her life, when she was a broke and single mom. She explains how rehabbing houses helped her heal and led her to help homeowners a step further by teaching them how to do exactly what she does, bringing them out of the dark place she was once in. Listen in for personal insight on Dawn’s millionaire real estate experience and take a look at the investing world through her eyes.

Christine Kerner is the Founder and CEO of My Little Mascara Club, a subscription service that offers cruelty-free, clean mascara with the goal of helping women feel better about themselves and their lives. A serial entrepreneur, Christie has founded seven businesses herself and helped others scale three more. She has also mentored and coached hundreds of founders and served as the Executive Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship at the nation’s largest university.

We’ve been conditioned to believe that success comes with hard work, hustle and grind. That if our work is too easy, we must be doing something wrong. But what if business can be about flow and ease? What if we can make work fit into our life? What if this kind of graceful approach actually allows us to show up as our best selves and serve at the highest level?

What would you do differently if you had absolute faith in yourself and your mission? Is fear and self-doubt keeping you (and your business) from getting to the next level? Are you ready to get f’n real, stop hiding and start serving your purpose in a bigger, more profound way?

Are you putting off your dreams for the future? Promising that you’ll start doing that thing you love as soon as you fill-in-the-blank? If so, it’s time to start living in the present. To make the time and space to pursue your calling NOW, even if you can only spare a few minutes a day.

Success is a journey, and a sloppy one at that. But your ultimate success is determined by one thing—a commitment to keep going. All the way to the finish line. No matter how messy the process. And the same goes for launching a new product or program. So, what can you do to make your next launch a little easier? And what can you learn from the sloppy moments to keep you moving forward?