When I was 15 years old, I had a dream. I wanted to become a coach, a mentor, a teacher. I had no idea HOW I would ever achieve that dream, but life knew how. My journey led me to building self-confidence, mastering sales, and becoming an entrepreneur, only to realize I needed support and systems, and that led me to franchising. Franchising is where I spent eight years being average, stuck, stale, and going through the motions until I finally got motivated to do something about it. In my ninth year, I woke up and rapidly changed EVERYTHING. For the next couple of years, I was thinking into my results every day, getting better and better until I had mastered all parts of my business. I mastered my business by mastering MYSELF. For the next 13 years, I had something truly magical. I went on autopilot, enjoying the ride, but when I was called higher within that same business, the growth got easier and easier at each level. I had created extraordinary success in my business, but looking back, I can see that all of it was preparing me for the dream I had when I was 15 - to become a coach to all of you, to create The Zee Suite®. While starting over as an entrepreneur means starting over, I didn’t start from the same place I started as an entrepreneur when I was 25. I brought all the lessons I have learned, and more importantly, the person I have become. Today, as the CEO of The Zee Suite ®, as an entrepreneur in her first real year of business, I’m failing forward all over again, every day! And here’s what I’ve come to realize… Success in business ownership means feeling the fear and doing it anyway. We have to hear “No” and work to get “Yeses”. We have to invest money and be willing to lose it. This is what I’m living again, every day now. In March of 2025, I started coaching a small group of friends, failing forward to find my voice as a coach, developing lesson plans and ideas. Then I launched The Suite Deal in November of 2025, and it went so well that I opened enrollment in February of 2026. Then, I hired a marketing company, and I lost money. So, I started a grassroots campaign, and I started winning. Then I hired another marketing company, and again, I lost money, but I kept my head down and kept finding more of you through referrals and my own outreach. It was a DALY effort of failing forward.