Quit telling people that work a 9-5 that they should be an entrepreneur and have their own business. Instead, ask about their happiness and if what they do for 8 hours a day aligns with their goals.

There are more people, that don't work for themselves, that are happier than those that do. And according to statistics, most entrepreneurs fail.

Your career is about happiness and a lifestyle you enjoy. This can be obtained in more than one way.

8 to 9 out of 10 business are still failing. My point? Building a business is a journey. The moment you stop building is when your business will begin to gradually or quickly crumble. This goes for small business, solopreneurs, and big corporate companies. The odds are against those that lose their hustle.

On this episode we continue with the 17 Simple Questions to ask yourself before going into entrepreneurship, as well if you're already an entrepreneur. Questions 4-7. You have to listen to this one until the end because I drop a MAJOR gem for you to take into your week and really focus on.

On this episode we get through 3 of the 17 Simple Questions to ask yourself before going into entrepreneurship, as well if you're already an entrepreneur.

Candace Trinidad went from corporate, to stay-at-home, to full-time entrepreneur. Candace is the founder and owner of Luxe Blade Beauty, a line of luxury aftercare for premium microblading and permanent makeup. As someone that's always been into cosmetics, she's taken her passion, mixed it with her talent, and has created an eye-catching business out of it.

This episode is highlights exactly what The Inspired Daily Grind is all about: the journey of an entrepreneur. All of our paths to success are different and what we all have to be mindful about is that so many people are battling the same things and we get so caught up in these success stories that we forget that you have to go through some dark to get to the light at the end of the tunnel. Entrepreneurship is about figuring things out both in business and your life. What's your journey as an entrepreneur?

Cassie and Whitney both came from the corporate world, with no expectations to be future entrepreneurs. They unexpectedly team up to for My Brilliant People which is a program that educates entrepreneurs, corporate individuals, and small business on leadership both in their careers and relationships. This iron sharpens iron duo of women share their experiences and success in hopes to encourage others to live life with intent and purpose.

Customer service is still a thing. And because Kim Pfieffer, owner of A Sharper You, puts so much into her clients, it's paid off tremendously. Because of this she's established a referral based marketing machine for her brand. Kim began A Sharper You in 2014 and went through a few learning curves before building this strong brand presence. On this episode, she gives full detail about how she narrowed down her target audience, established great customer relationships, and how her flexibility as an entrepreneur means everything.

That's right, ASK ME ANYTHING! As I always like to put it, "closed mouths don't get feed." Over the years I've experienced a lot being an entrepreneur, building my business with only 9 bucks, and figuring out how to create a balance with family, work, and life. I had someone answer so many of my questions when I first began my journey. The best I can do is pay it forward and provide great advice and knowledge to others. There are no limits. ASK ME ANYTHING.

Amber Gray, founder & CEO of Trusty Oak, a U.S. based Virtual Assistant company, walked away from her 9-5 to start her own VA business. And get this, her very first client was the same company she left to start her own business!

In her newly released e-book: QUICK GUIDE TO DEVELOPING A DELEGATION STRATEGY - Amber sheds light on the major benefits of entrepreneurs using a virtual assistant, and how you can take back your day with smart delegation.