In this episode of the Hype Happy Hour Podcast, Michael F. Schein talks to Mara Kimowitz about starting a business in something you love while balancing all of the other obligations that have the potential to conflict with it.
Mara developed Pliability Stretch–an innovative method of assisted stretching–as the culmination of years of deep passion about dance, fitness, and wellness.
Key topics covered include:
- How to be an entrepreneur without neglecting your family life
- Harnessing inner drive to turn your ambitions into reality.
- The transformative power of a strong community in fostering business growth
- Why it's essential to hire people and stop trying to do everything on your own
- The value of referrals, networking, and nurturing positive relationships
Resources mentioned in this episode:
StretchSource Wellness Studio - www.stretchsource.com
Pliability Stretch Education Academy - www.pliabilitystretch.com
Additional resources:
Hype Book List: https://www.hypereads.com/list
MicroFame Media website: microfamemedia.com
Author Website: michaelfschein.com
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