First 3 Months Interview: Tiffany Han
A few weeks ago, I released a simple but comprehensive #3MoHustle business checklist into the world (Click here to grab it for free) to help all the struggling business owners who have HEART and HUSTLE, but who just have NO damn idea what to focus on and when in business.
And I thought it might be helpful to have you hear from successful business owners who have built amazing businesses. Not sharing tips and tricks on how to make 6 figures, but sharing stories from the baby-stages of their business, and what they would do differently if they were just getting started. Stories about their beginnings. Stories about what they did right and wrong and stories that will help  YOU find more focus in your beginnings.
3 month business building checklist
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3 month business building checklist
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Today’s interview is with Tiffany Han, coach and Queen of Rejection. Tiffany talks about how she went from hobby to BUSINESS, and she shares the first three things she spent money on in her business, and her opinion on how long it takes a business before it REALLY starts to WORK.
Here’s Tiffany Han:
I’d love to hear what some of your MAIN challenges are as you start your business? What are the things where you think to yourself “I wish someone would just fucking SIMPLIFY the process for doing ____”. Scroll down to the comments  and tell me!
PS. If you’re struggling with knowing what to do first, download my free 3 Month Hustle checklist, a step by step plan for starting your business. Enter your email here to get it free.
Awesome!! Love you two, and love you together. Thanks for the great, real deal advice my friends.
Great insights, it’s very refreshing to hear all that, makes me feel like I’m not alone in this entrepreneurial struggle. Now I feel more relaxed about it. Thank you!
Love this new interview series Becca!
No one is really paying THAT much attention to what you’re doing – you guys are AWESOME for bring up this point. It’s so true. What I’ve learned is that people are focused on the impact you’re going to make their lives. You either help them accomplish something they care about or your don’t. So if you change your website colors 10 times or offer something new 10 times a year, it doesn’t matter. What you help people accomplish matters more than anything else.
xo,
Tifanie