Not 2 Shabby with Abbey Wolin

I was raised in LA. My father passed away when I was 11. My mother remarried when I was 13. They had four kids. We had five kids. It became a Brady Bunch. So, I was pitched to go to a performing arts school was in SASa public school. I'll never forget my boyfriend at the time said, "If you go there, you will never be religious ever. You need to make that decision. Is this really what I want for my life?" I made a portfolio, got into school of visual arts and fit. I want something more. I want something better. I want to be this. I started my first company was hand painted glass where I was selling to like hundreds of stores all over the world. I'm trying to build this business. My husband and I were actually passing ships in the night. I wasn't also making enough money. I decided to do something called the 30-day challenge. I am going to figure out what's wrong with my business. And I'm going to take you guys along the ride. Every woman that I would go to who were in business, they were like, "Figure it out on your own. I figured it out. You'll figure it out." Nobody would help me. Um I vowed that I would never do that to another woman. I would never gatekeep my knowledge. I was really growing. I hired new people. I was getting new clients, but the clients didn't pay me yet. Every time I make payroll, you know, like cash flow, cash flow is the hardest thing for all businesses. I want women to know that because I think that people feel like if I don't have this, then there's something wrong with my business. I'm not the CEO of my company. My my partner is Hasha. We have so much on our plates. We have to make dinner. We have to get the kids to school, do homework with them. We have to get them the uniforms. We have to make sure our clients are happy. Is your boss happy? I feel the more you resist, the more you are trying to fix it yourself, but the minute you give it up to God, it just blows. Do I want my legacy to be that I have a marketing agency or do I want my legacy to be that I actually help entrepreneurs do something? I really understand this and I need to get this back. [Music]