Rachel Rodgers ran a $155K Kickstarter campaign in public... where everyone could watch the numbers. For 19 days, it looked like she was going to fail. What she said next changed how I think about entrepreneurship.
Rachel Rodgers is the founder of Hello Seven, a multi-million dollar coaching company helping women build wealth through entrepreneurship.
In this conversation, Rachel reveals:
• The shower breakdown before her DC internship (and what her mom said)
• Why she calls herself "ungovernable" and "unemployable"
• The $155K Kickstarter that almost failed in front of everyone
• Why she LOVES the opportunity to fail publicly
• The permission slip: "I'm allowed to make mistakes"
• The telethon pivot
📚 FREE RESOURCE: Get Rachel's Permission Slip Worksheet + Public Launch Mindset Guide
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CONNECT WITH RACHEL:
• Website: https://helloseven.co
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/rachrodgersesq
• Book "We Should All Be Millionaires": https://a.co/d/hYpZHnF
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• Website: https://stu.me
• Book "Predictable Profits": https://a.co/d/4GIi1uz
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/stumclaren
• Podcast: https://podcast.stu.me
• Membership.io: https://membership.io
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