Choosing to build a business to support your success is not for everyone. For many, including host Megan Dias, it serves as a powerful way to create change in their lives. Whether it’s wanting to become your own boss, do something you are passionate about, or create more financial and time freedom, it can open doors to new opportunities.

But the truth is, building a business is challenging and risky.

This episode explores why this path is becoming more common for women and the amazing opportunities it can create. It also discusses the tradeoff when you go against the norm and create your own path as an entrepreneur. It’s not an easy ride and includes both risks and rewards while requiring a ton of resilience and growth.

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About Megan:

Megan is a a business coach and consultant who is here to help you bring your version of success to life!

She wholeheartedly believes you can build a business and create a life that brings you joy, abundance, changes people’s lives, and lets you live to your fullest potential. She loves empowering others step into their power to own their happiness and build the successful businesses & life of their dreams.

By combining 12+ years of experience in business operations, online marketing, and e-learning with the science and tools of positive psychology and her own intuition, she helps those she works with take their visions and ideas and turn them into action to grow and scale their businesses.

She is truly a big-hearted girl from a small town who loves nothing more than seeing others succeed and hanging out at home with her mom-bun on point surrounded by her husband and two littles.