It's Thirsty Thursdays and we're co-working at Cabana Club in Austin today! Who's coming?! And for everyone else... what's the vibe? How's work going?

Tell me in a 1-3 sentences... why did you become an entrepreneur? And when did you first get started? I became an entrepreneur in college at 19 years old. My first business was a promotional products company called 61-Promo (very cheesy). I had two customers: My professor who helped me start the business, and my mom. 😂 But it gave me the itch, and I endured. I became an entrepreneur our of desperation; hating working for others and wanting more money and more freedom over when, where, and how I worked. I stayed as an entrepreneur because it became like a spiritual journey for me, unlocking deeper levels of self-awareness as I grew my companies. And of course for the freedom!! Over to you - why did you become an entrepreneur? What's your origin story? Drop it in the comments!

It’s for founders, all about how to position yourself as an expert that AI can’t replace. With a short course to create your expert intro 💥 (8 minutes + a worksheet). and “How to write your 30-second offer pitch” (5 minutes + a worksheet). I’m also looking for 5 unsung experts to interview! People you think of as, “wow, why don’t more people know about this genius?” Including you! Expertise based on passion and uniqueness, not necessarily based on insane CV cred 🙃 Also looking to create an expert bio and offer pitch script with a few people 1-on-1 (for free this month!). If it’s something you’ve been stuck on, hmu! https://www.skool.com/the-together-economy-6806/about?ref=671231da9c4b49b9b0b08fcaf2c8cffa

I had to give a shout out to one of our newest Accelerator members, @Amber Kay. Amber is a single mom of three kids. She's been surviving on a low-wage dog training job at a soulless company for the last few years, and something AMAZING happened to her last month: She quit her job and went full-time on her own dog training business. The best part? In her FIRST MONTH on her own as a business owner, she made $1,600 more than she would have working full-time at her job. Without working any harder... While working from home. Probably in her PJs most of the time. (Just a guess 😉) Very few people have inspired me as much as Amber has. She works harder than almost anyone I know, raising three kids on her own while working full-time and planning an exit to run her own company. Most businesses take 2-5 years to start profiting. Amber did it on MONTH ONE. If she can do it, so can you. Thanks for inspiring us, Amber 🙏 Wanna learn about how the Accelerator helped Amber hit this huge success? Drop a comment and like on this post! If we hit at least 50 comments, I'll see if I can convince Amber to do an interview with me on how she pulled off this incredible feat!

What are you most looking forward to on christmas?