If an entrepreneur focuses on delivering a positive impact to a specific target audience and even the community as a whole, nothing can ever go wrong. Do this, and everything will naturally fall in place, from a huge following to bigger revenue. Diving deep into this mission with Vera McCoy, Esq. is five-time best-selling author and CEO of Professional Impact, Wendy Lipton-Dibner. Wendy unravels how upholding her integrity above the desire of money-making allowed her to overcome financial difficulties and fully understand what it takes to serve others. She explains how aspiring entrepreneurs can make a real impact with their chosen paths by knowing how to delegate work, dedicating their offers to solving a particular problem, and learning how to measure success.

Who would have thought that filing bankruptcy – twice – can serve as a springboard to a better life? This is exactly what Jennifer I. Grimson did. As a single mother who lost everything twice because of divorce, she managed to find success in real estate the second time around, rebuilding everything that she has lost. Sitting down with Vera McCoy, Esq., Jennifer looks back on how she used short-term rentals to build her own small empire and creating over $1.4 million in income, producing investments with nothing more than a W2 and grit. She also shares her amazing work at Micro Empires, where she helps fellow real estate people pull back the curtain on the path to financial independence and unveil the most valuable investing secrets.

The entrepreneurial path can be quite a treacherous ride. It is inevitable not to get bumps and bruises along the way. Some even had to file for bankruptcy. Even so, these shouldn't stop you from pursuing business success. Kicking off the show to a great start, host Vera McCoy, Esq. is joined by a retired attorney, Jeff Saper. As someone who has assisted over 1700 families and small businesses either wipe out or restructure their debt, Jeff provides some valuable insights around bankruptcy and how we can overcome this seemingly endpoint for many entrepreneurs. He breaks down the bankruptcy code and each chapter you must get yourself familiar with. He also discusses when you may need to file bankruptcy and what happens when, if push comes to shove, you don't.