Girlie from the communistic country - same here, I’m born in Slovakia (Czechoslovakia then), was always told I could do not do anything. Until I moved to Spain, then Dubai, then Vietnam and now living in Japan, running commercial teams in large corporate company - we need to share our stories because people around us have so much doubt in them, we are here to help them - no matter what country. So super well done and please share our story!!!! Michaela
Oh man, my heart really goes out to the woman who moved to Norway for her husband's job. I did the same thing, moving from CA to Seattle, WA after I got married (for my husband) and I had the same depressed feelings, looking for work--and not nearly as many changes or challenges as this caller. I ended up having to work in an entirely different field, and really changing everything about myself b/c I knew it wasn't financially possible for us to move for awhile, and it was very hard. One of the man things I kept feeling was, "I did this all for HIM," and it even put stress on our relationship b/c I grew resentful. I ended up getting through it--but I had to really get over this hump of anger and looking back at the past. Also, making a group of friends in my new home did wonders for my mental health.
We share stories of women influencers. What's super inspiring is they all have or have had struggles to overcome. From performance anxiety to loss to near death, etc. We have one interview coming up in January with a woman who had to stop being a lawyer and figure out a home business when her son was diagnosed with autism. Sometimes from our biggest struggles we birth the butterfly:)
The last question got me so inspired. Made me realize that our stories/journeys are our mission in disguise. Our stories are important. We never know who we will inspire with our story. Thank you Marie!! 🙌🏼❤️
Another way to immerse yourself in a new culture and find a sense of worth is through volunteering. If it's financially possible, it's a great way to meet people, get immersed in the language and give to others.
Dear Marie, I just want to thank you for the daily motivation, I watch you while I am working out on the treadmill and while cooking as well. It is so comforting to see a woman in power and as a proper role model. You have inspired me to be my best self while embracing my femininity. Basically how to be a queen in style. We all reach a point where we are stuck in a rut. I am going through that right now, but what keeps me going is the daily dose of motivation and guidance you give. I did not know what special gift the world needed from me, but alas I was inspired by you to create my own channel and use my gifts. My channel is focused on self improvement from level 0 to level 100. Many people are going through a mental breakdown, I know how it feels and I want to help everyone out there. Keep rocking!
I love how you dig deeper with each call-in person and how you take the time without rushing anyone, Marie! I never really thought of going the entrepreneur route, however B-School is sounding pretty enticing....
We share stories of women influencers on our channel. We go behind the scenes to learn how they do what they do. It's super inspiring because they all have a different story. It's not easy but none of them would change a thing:)
My only complaint is that I wished these call-ins would last 8 hours to get me through work ;P I love these call-in shows and I love hearing from people around the world who have massively relatable road blocks and difficulties. Hearing your advice and approach really helps me! And I love that everything you give is actionable. Wonderful show (as always)!!
I so identify with Marines! When you are trying to move forward but the stress and uncertainty throws you off your game! I am trying to take classes to elevate my career but feel so behind in the whole process. My friends and family say I have become so stressed and lost my joy for life in the midst of not meeting these goals at the speed I wanted to. I needed to hear this advice so much!! Thank you! ❤️
We share stories of women influencers. What's super inspiring is they all have or have had struggles to overcome. From performance anxiety to loss to near death, etc. We have one interview coming up in January with a woman who had to stop being a lawyer and figure out a home business when her son was diagnosed with autism. Sometimes from our biggest struggles we birth the butterfly:)
Hey Marie, could you do a behind-the-scenes video for your set/studio where you produce the shows + stylist + the team involved in it? Would love to know what goes into the making of your gorgeous videos!
marisol!!! I get you! in the friends front, my husband is french (im mexican) and even if his friends are welcoming, is not my culture! and so its not the same type of friendship (or expressions of love) . What really helped me was to find a community of latinos! to feel closer to my culture, it really nourished my soul
Thank you for another wonderful video. The last two Stories especially warmed my heart! How you answered straightforward. I really needed to hear that. On the one hand to be patient with ourselves sometimes and take one step at the time and on the other hand to believe in our mission and talents and trust that we can take the right paths. Taking so much away from this episode. Thank you again.
I feel for the girl who moved to Norway. I moved abroad for love when I was 18 and had to learn the language, get a degree and find a job I could do to sustain myself. It's a lot of work and pretty emotionally taxing because you start to feel behind in life. There are still areas of my life that are lagging 10 years later. I don't have the community around myself that I want, I'm still searching for meaning in my work and my income is below average. But I know I did a brave thing when I was 18, and even if it takes a little longer, I'll get there and I'll have learnt so much along the way.
The last woman who call in...how Marie coached her!!! I was clapping all the way..LOL! "The world needs that special gift that only you have." Such an empowering quote!Marie you are the BEST.
Haha! I am definitely a "burn the bridge behind me" type of goal getter. Not sure it's workin' for me, but hey! That's me. I really got an ah-ha moment from the 2nd caller starting at minute 11. I had the same experience moving to another country in 2013 & it took me a while to own my story. I'm in the Copy Cure now & I personally was struggling to write copy yesterday for my landing page because I told every single detail. When asked, do you have fear behind telling it briefly? I answered yes- because that's what I subconsciously feel is necessary to gain empathy. Yet this young lady said it in 2 mins and we all wanted to hug her. Thanks!
We share stories of women influencers. What's super inspiring is they all have or have had struggles to overcome. From performance anxiety to loss to near death, etc. We have one interview coming up in January with a woman who had to stop being a lawyer and figure out a home business when her son was diagnosed with autism. Sometimes from our biggest struggles we birth the butterfly:)
YASSSS! the call in shows are so amazing! I learned how as a business owner, it's my responsibility to share my story and make sure it reaches everyone that needs my work!
Preach it sister!!! Great A to the Q's! Especially LOVED the final Q and A. I never tell my story but I'm always interested and inspired by others and their story. They don't have to be as dramatic as the last callers', I love hearing everyone's story! I've held back talking about myself because I don't like the focus to be on me and people don't seem to care all that much-they prefer talking about themselves. How can we 'self-promote' without becoming a boastful bore?
Thanks so much for your kind words! All of our MarieTV episodes are produced by our in-house team- we think they're pretty amazing, too! Keep an eye out as you may recognize a few of our Team members from their other cameo appearances from over the years. Thanks for watching! - Team Forleo
Hi Marie! Thanks for sharing your insight with us. I've got a question that's probably opposite to what Mag asked but around the same topic. After finishing my book that addressed four major social justice issues, I built a community on Instagram exactly by sharing my story of a person coming from a place of oppression and persevering in the pursuit of his dreams in the face of overwhelming odds. Every time I shared a piece from my story, I saw how my audience was inspired and empowered - tons of comments and DMs with people sharing their experiences in response. Now, I don't think that my story is greater or more interesting than anybody else's. It never occurred to me that my storytelling could be seen as selfish or narcissistic or taking the focus away from other people in my community. What I know is that I have this ability to contextualize my experiences and lay them out in an accessible and relatable form - that's why my story, along with my work, resonates and makes an observable difference for the people I serve. But here's the problem (and the question). When I start conversations with people who say they appreciate my work and who also have the resources/connections/access to help me scale it and put it on a platform that reaches bigger audiences (which I can't do on my own), then my storytelling seems to be a major turn-off for them because there are pieces in my personal story that, whether I like it or not, call those people's privilege into question and trigger privilege shame in them. It's not that I'm shaming anybody on purpose, but that's how the first function of privilege works: when you take something for granted your entire life and then someone's story exposes it to you as a random advantage, shame is most people's unconscious response. And, as you probably know, shame only drives unconstructive behaviors in us all: denial, blame, and rationalization, so the conversation falls apart, and I don't get the opportunity to get my work to the next level and serve more people who need it. How do I go about telling my story when I talk to someone who is privileged and has never experienced trauma and oppression? I tried explaining privilege and how we all have it in different areas of life and how it's completely random so we shouldn't be either proud ashamed of it, but that doesn't seem to help. As soon as people learn the circumstances that I came from and amidst which I created my work, they disengage and often become outright abusive in communication. Trading the truth for keeping people unaware of, and comfortable with, their privilege is outside my values and it makes my work bankrupt on its own terms. If my storytelling stops being genuine, it stops making a difference (trust me, I checked that many times). It feels like a Catch-22 for me. Being truthful with my story on the one hand allows me to make a difference and on the other hand prevents me from getting an opportunity to make it - so it's stolen from those who need it the most. I'll appreciate your feedback on this.
I love the value of this video, Marie! this is so relatable in so many ways. I am an affiliate marketer and I have been through a lot. Luckily, will all the hard work and determination, I have been recognized and got some awards as well. I am so thankful for these kinds of videos because it simply reminds us how hard we are working and all the results of it.
Wow this is awesome! So intense! These videos just keeps me hustling! It's like Shark Tank but not! Maybe one day I will need funding and be pitching! I have a cookie shop in my college town. When I started it, I was living in my car with very little direction, just a huge passion to be successful. I just graduated college as well. I started the late night cookie shop out of a local bagel shop in their off hours at night. I was living in my car in the parking lot of the shop at the time with my boyfriend, Bran. It was a crazy experience but it worked! We became a success! And how we have our first storefront location (hopefully a second soon!) We started it to fund a year long backpacking trip around the world and to be successful while living the life of our dreams. I am definitely not where I want to take this to just yet, because I am aiming for pretty BIG! But it’s coming!!
Should you do B School even if you dont know what you actually want to do?? I dont know my niche or purpose or even what I want to turn into a business.
You should do it. You are never gonna know what you want to do if you hold yourself back from learning the next level of knowledge. You will only know your purpose if you keep collecting new knowledge, inspiration and new insights to who you are deep down. Sorry I don't mean to sound so aggressive. I am just passionate about the subject. Einstein said you can never solve a problem in the same level of consciousness in which it occurs. Learning in a good program, immerse yourself in new knowledge, point of views, people and experiences is going to continuously lift up your level of consciousness and eventually you will get the clarity you want. It isn't going to get clear until you have enough data to work with if you know what I mean. I wish you the best girl!
Hi Michelle! We typically recommend having at least a general idea of the business you'd like to start prior to enrolling in B-School, however, there are incredible resources within the program designed to help you find clarity. If we can help answer any other questions, feel free to write to us at bschoolATmarieforleoDOTcom at anytime! - Team Forleo
Stumbled upon your vlog when watching #thefinancialdiet. Not usually one to comment on videos but your advice actually resonated with me, even though the problem of the caller is far from my problems. Thank you for this video!
Hi Cathleen! Thanks so much for your kind words. The very best way to find out about future call-in episodes and opportunities to submit questions is by subscribing to our MF Insider newsletter here: www.marieforleo.com/how-to-get-anything-you-want/ You're also welcome to submit your MarieTV Question on our website here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdlzC4cKFET4v07Hfk7vR2hs2WESjnemyuEkD3vFrcMsv951Q/viewform - Team Forleo
It was actually emotionally very difficult for me to watch your response to the last question about telling the founder's personal story. I am an entrepreneur of my own business, and I do have a really gut wrenching reason as to why I decided to find the company that I have now, and I really do not like to tell the story. The key reason is because I have had faced much discrimination and unfair treatment in my own life due to my sexual orientation, and this continues to be a taboo topic in my country. And to know that as a founder, your job and responsibility is to be a story teller for your company, and to express it so that others should know and share with that vision and invest and collaborate in your company, is so so so so difficult to do. I don't know whether by sharing my story I would do more harm to my company instead. And worse of all, my company was shortlisted for 3 grants, and we have had many people who had come to us to tell us how financially viable our business is, and yet, they turned us down again and again mainly because the judges did not know my story. So it was really really difficult to watch.
I just moved to another country with my husband who is doing his posdoc here for the next 3 years, and the situation is that I'll have a visa but this will only allow me to live here, not to work. any advice? (i'd really appreciate it! maybe someone has been in a similar situation)
We share stories of women influencers. What's super inspiring is they all have or have had struggles to overcome. From performance anxiety to loss to near death, etc. We have one interview coming up in January with a woman who had to stop being a lawyer and figure out a home business when her son was diagnosed with autism. Sometimes from our biggest struggles we birth the butterfly:)
Definitely volunteer if you can and maybe take some courses or learn new things online. Not sure if you will be allowed to start your own business. Maybe only if it is considered a hobby, i.e. not very profitable. But having a micro business could be fulfilling too and a way to earn some pocket money. And don't forget to explore the culture of your new country and make some new friends.
Hi Hussein! Great catch- our MarieTV episodes are officially published on Tuesdays, though we've recently released them Monday evenings so you may have gotten a sneak peek. Thanks for tuning in! - Team Forleo
Hi Petra! You can hop on the interest list here to be amongst the first to know when enrollment opens for B-School 2019: marieforleobschool.com/ We'd love to have you join us! - Team Forleo
Thanks so much for your interest in B-School! B-School tuition is a one-time payment of $1999 USD though we typically also offer a monthly payment plan alternative. You can read more about the program and hop on the list here to be amongst the first to know when enrollment opens for B-School 2019: marieforleobschool.com/ If we can help with any questions, feel free to write to our team at bschoolATmarieforleoDOTcom at anytime! - Team Forleo
People should remember that there's dignity in all kinds of work.
Girlie from the communistic country - same here, I’m born in Slovakia (Czechoslovakia then), was always told I could do not do anything. Until I moved to Spain, then Dubai, then Vietnam and now living in Japan, running commercial teams in large corporate company - we need to share our stories because people around us have so much doubt in them, we are here to help them - no matter what country. So super well done and please share our story!!!! Michaela
Ahoj Michaela. :) Your story is amazing. I also moved out from Slovakia, lived in UK for 16 years and now in Australia.
A Z tak sa mozeme niekedy stretnut na Slovensku🙂
Oh man, my heart really goes out to the woman who moved to Norway for her husband's job. I did the same thing, moving from CA to Seattle, WA after I got married (for my husband) and I had the same depressed feelings, looking for work--and not nearly as many changes or challenges as this caller. I ended up having to work in an entirely different field, and really changing everything about myself b/c I knew it wasn't financially possible for us to move for awhile, and it was very hard. One of the man things I kept feeling was, "I did this all for HIM," and it even put stress on our relationship b/c I grew resentful. I ended up getting through it--but I had to really get over this hump of anger and looking back at the past. Also, making a group of friends in my new home did wonders for my mental health.
We share stories of women influencers. What's super inspiring is they all have or have had struggles to overcome. From performance anxiety to loss to near death, etc. We have one interview coming up in January with a woman who had to stop being a lawyer and figure out a home business when her son was diagnosed with autism. Sometimes from our biggest struggles we birth the butterfly:)
The last question got me so inspired. Made me realize that our stories/journeys are our mission in disguise. Our stories are important. We never know who we will inspire with our story. Thank you Marie!! 🙌🏼❤️
Another way to immerse yourself in a new culture and find a sense of worth is through volunteering. If it's financially possible, it's a great way to meet people, get immersed in the language and give to others.
I can't tell you the number of times I've searched 'Marie Forleo decision making'! It's such a useful video 😁❤️ Thank you!
Dear Marie,
I just want to thank you for the daily motivation, I watch you while I am working out on the treadmill and while cooking as well. It is so comforting to see a woman in power and as a proper role model. You have inspired me to be my best self while embracing my femininity. Basically how to be a queen in style. We all reach a point where we are stuck in a rut. I am going through that right now, but what keeps me going is the daily dose of motivation and guidance you give.
I did not know what special gift the world needed from me, but alas I was inspired by you to create my own channel and use my gifts. My channel is focused on self improvement from level 0 to level 100. Many people are going through a mental breakdown, I know how it feels and I want to help everyone out there. Keep rocking!
I love how you dig deeper with each call-in person and how you take the time without rushing anyone, Marie! I never really thought of going the entrepreneur route, however B-School is sounding pretty enticing....
We share stories of women influencers on our channel. We go behind the scenes to learn how they do what they do. It's super inspiring because they all have a different story. It's not easy but none of them would change a thing:)
Awesome, Kim! We'd love to welcome you to B-School next year if it feels like a good fit for you. - Team Forleo
My only complaint is that I wished these call-ins would last 8 hours to get me through work ;P I love these call-in shows and I love hearing from people around the world who have massively relatable road blocks and difficulties. Hearing your advice and approach really helps me! And I love that everything you give is actionable. Wonderful show (as always)!!
Love all of this but, I have to comment on Greg's hair part perfectly matching the painting behind him hahah.
I so identify with Marines! When you are trying to move forward but the stress and uncertainty throws you off your game! I am trying to take classes to elevate my career but feel so behind in the whole process. My friends and family say I have become so stressed and lost my joy for life in the midst of not meeting these goals at the speed I wanted to. I needed to hear this advice so much!! Thank you! ❤️
We share stories of women influencers. What's super inspiring is they all have or have had struggles to overcome. From performance anxiety to loss to near death, etc. We have one interview coming up in January with a woman who had to stop being a lawyer and figure out a home business when her son was diagnosed with autism. Sometimes from our biggest struggles we birth the butterfly:)
Hey Marie, could you do a behind-the-scenes video for your set/studio where you produce the shows + stylist + the team involved in it? Would love to know what goes into the making of your gorgeous videos!
marisol!!! I get you! in the friends front, my husband is french (im mexican) and even if his friends are welcoming, is not my culture! and so its not the same type of friendship (or expressions of love) . What really helped me was to find a community of latinos! to feel closer to my culture, it really nourished my soul
Thank you for another wonderful video. The last two Stories especially warmed my heart! How you answered straightforward. I really needed to hear that. On the one hand to be patient with ourselves sometimes and take one step at the time and on the other hand to believe in our mission and talents and trust that we can take the right paths. Taking so much away from this episode. Thank you again.
I feel for the girl who moved to Norway. I moved abroad for love when I was 18 and had to learn the language, get a degree and find a job I could do to sustain myself. It's a lot of work and pretty emotionally taxing because you start to feel behind in life. There are still areas of my life that are lagging 10 years later. I don't have the community around myself that I want, I'm still searching for meaning in my work and my income is below average. But I know I did a brave thing when I was 18, and even if it takes a little longer, I'll get there and I'll have learnt so much along the way.
That was fab! Is it normal to cry at these?! You're so freaking wise Marie!
Reminding us that we are a necessary voice for another is such a valuable nugget of wisdom! It so quickly dissolves self-doubt... Thank you, Marie!
The last woman who call in...how Marie coached her!!! I was clapping all the way..LOL!
"The world needs that special gift that only you have." Such an empowering quote!Marie you are the BEST.
Each of the story inspired me. I also signed up for the remote job :D
Great conversations I learn so much from this coaching videos!
Marie is so smart and genuine, Always loved listening to her more like a sister/friend than a coach. Love from The Philippines! Forleo team is lit!
Such great advice. So glad there are more and more communities of women supporting women. There's room for all of us and together we rise:)
New subscriber to your channel! Found u in the comments... The title of your channel caught my attention. I am a small business owner.
@@elsaromero4743 Awesome! So great to have you. Wome for women. Together we rise:)
gotta love greg shaking his head the entire time haha :D
Haha! I am definitely a "burn the bridge behind me" type of goal getter. Not sure it's workin' for me, but hey! That's me. I really got an ah-ha moment from the 2nd caller starting at minute 11. I had the same experience moving to another country in 2013 & it took me a while to own my story. I'm in the Copy Cure now & I personally was struggling to write copy yesterday for my landing page because I told every single detail. When asked, do you have fear behind telling it briefly? I answered yes- because that's what I subconsciously feel is necessary to gain empathy. Yet this young lady said it in 2 mins and we all wanted to hug her. Thanks!
We share stories of women influencers. What's super inspiring is they all have or have had struggles to overcome. From performance anxiety to loss to near death, etc. We have one interview coming up in January with a woman who had to stop being a lawyer and figure out a home business when her son was diagnosed with autism. Sometimes from our biggest struggles we birth the butterfly:)
@@shesontop Great! Call me if I can be featured 😙 www.sarahcary.com
Love this episode, you guys are the best.
YASSSS! the call in shows are so amazing! I learned how as a business owner, it's my responsibility to share my story and make sure it reaches everyone that needs my work!
Preach it sister!!! Great A to the Q's! Especially LOVED the final Q and A. I never tell my story but I'm always interested and inspired by others and their story. They don't have to be as dramatic as the last callers', I love hearing everyone's story! I've held back talking about myself because I don't like the focus to be on me and people don't seem to care all that much-they prefer talking about themselves. How can we 'self-promote' without becoming a boastful bore?
that part of the intro where marie throws the confetti gets me laughing EVERY TIME
When you said it was a "Boundry problem" The Church said "Preeeeeach"!!!
Whose the video crew behind the scenes (shoot and editing) for Marie? They're so good.
Thanks so much for your kind words! All of our MarieTV episodes are produced by our in-house team- we think they're pretty amazing, too! Keep an eye out as you may recognize a few of our Team members from their other cameo appearances from over the years. Thanks for watching! - Team Forleo
Hi Marie! Thanks for sharing your insight with us. I've got a question that's probably opposite to what Mag asked but around the same topic. After finishing my book that addressed four major social justice issues, I built a community on Instagram exactly by sharing my story of a person coming from a place of oppression and persevering in the pursuit of his dreams in the face of overwhelming odds. Every time I shared a piece from my story, I saw how my audience was inspired and empowered - tons of comments and DMs with people sharing their experiences in response. Now, I don't think that my story is greater or more interesting than anybody else's. It never occurred to me that my storytelling could be seen as selfish or narcissistic or taking the focus away from other people in my community. What I know is that I have this ability to contextualize my experiences and lay them out in an accessible and relatable form - that's why my story, along with my work, resonates and makes an observable difference for the people I serve. But here's the problem (and the question). When I start conversations with people who say they appreciate my work and who also have the resources/connections/access to help me scale it and put it on a platform that reaches bigger audiences (which I can't do on my own), then my storytelling seems to be a major turn-off for them because there are pieces in my personal story that, whether I like it or not, call those people's privilege into question and trigger privilege shame in them. It's not that I'm shaming anybody on purpose, but that's how the first function of privilege works: when you take something for granted your entire life and then someone's story exposes it to you as a random advantage, shame is most people's unconscious response. And, as you probably know, shame only drives unconstructive behaviors in us all: denial, blame, and rationalization, so the conversation falls apart, and I don't get the opportunity to get my work to the next level and serve more people who need it. How do I go about telling my story when I talk to someone who is privileged and has never experienced trauma and oppression? I tried explaining privilege and how we all have it in different areas of life and how it's completely random so we shouldn't be either proud ashamed of it, but that doesn't seem to help. As soon as people learn the circumstances that I came from and amidst which I created my work, they disengage and often become outright abusive in communication. Trading the truth for keeping people unaware of, and comfortable with, their privilege is outside my values and it makes my work bankrupt on its own terms. If my storytelling stops being genuine, it stops making a difference (trust me, I checked that many times). It feels like a Catch-22 for me. Being truthful with my story on the one hand allows me to make a difference and on the other hand prevents me from getting an opportunity to make it - so it's stolen from those who need it the most. I'll appreciate your feedback on this.
Eeeeeeek!!!! my favourite show!!!!!
I love the value of this video, Marie! this is so relatable in so many ways. I am an affiliate marketer and I have been through a lot. Luckily, will all the hard work and determination, I have been recognized and got some awards as well. I am so thankful for these kinds of videos because it simply reminds us how hard we are working and all the results of it.
boundaries is the magic word.
You're a great coach Marie!! 🙏
Wow this is awesome! So intense! These videos just keeps me hustling! It's like Shark Tank but not! Maybe one day I will need funding and be pitching! I have a cookie shop in my college town. When I started it, I was living in my car with very little direction, just a huge passion to be successful. I just graduated college as well. I started the late night cookie shop out of a local bagel shop in their off hours at night. I was living in my car in the parking lot of the shop at the time with my boyfriend, Bran. It was a crazy experience but it worked! We became a success! And how we have our first storefront location (hopefully a second soon!) We started it to fund a year long backpacking trip around the world and to be successful while living the life of our dreams. I am definitely not where I want to take this to just yet, because I am aiming for pretty BIG! But it’s coming!!
Loved this
Many thanks Marie for a great Marie TV. -- Barry from the UK!
Should you do B School even if you dont know what you actually want to do?? I dont know my niche or purpose or even what I want to turn into a business.
You should do it. You are never gonna know what you want to do if you hold yourself back from learning the next level of knowledge. You will only know your purpose if you keep collecting new knowledge, inspiration and new insights to who you are deep down. Sorry I don't mean to sound so aggressive. I am just passionate about the subject. Einstein said you can never solve a problem in the same level of consciousness in which it occurs. Learning in a good program, immerse yourself in new knowledge, point of views, people and experiences is going to continuously lift up your level of consciousness and eventually you will get the clarity you want. It isn't going to get clear until you have enough data to work with if you know what I mean. I wish you the best girl!
Hi Michelle! We typically recommend having at least a general idea of the business you'd like to start prior to enrolling in B-School, however, there are incredible resources within the program designed to help you find clarity. If we can help answer any other questions, feel free to write to us at bschoolATmarieforleoDOTcom at anytime! - Team Forleo
This was so inspiring 😍
Thankx so much Gr8 tips 🤗
Stumbled upon your vlog when watching #thefinancialdiet. Not usually one to comment on videos but your advice actually resonated with me, even though the problem of the caller is far from my problems. Thank you for this video!
Loved it! Thank you!💜
I just love you Marie ... Gorgeous Queen
Poland :) Yay!
Does anyone know what's that Polish caller's company is called?
Hi Marie, I really love your Q and a sessions, I would really love to know how we can submit our own question and be on the show in the future?
Hi Cathleen! Thanks so much for your kind words. The very best way to find out about future call-in episodes and opportunities to submit questions is by subscribing to our MF Insider newsletter here: www.marieforleo.com/how-to-get-anything-you-want/
You're also welcome to submit your MarieTV Question on our website here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdlzC4cKFET4v07Hfk7vR2hs2WESjnemyuEkD3vFrcMsv951Q/viewform
- Team Forleo
It was actually emotionally very difficult for me to watch your response to the last question about telling the founder's personal story. I am an entrepreneur of my own business, and I do have a really gut wrenching reason as to why I decided to find the company that I have now, and I really do not like to tell the story. The key reason is because I have had faced much discrimination and unfair treatment in my own life due to my sexual orientation, and this continues to be a taboo topic in my country. And to know that as a founder, your job and responsibility is to be a story teller for your company, and to express it so that others should know and share with that vision and invest and collaborate in your company, is so so so so difficult to do. I don't know whether by sharing my story I would do more harm to my company instead. And worse of all, my company was shortlisted for 3 grants, and we have had many people who had come to us to tell us how financially viable our business is, and yet, they turned us down again and again mainly because the judges did not know my story. So it was really really difficult to watch.
how can I get in touch with a polish girl from that call
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I just moved to another country with my husband who is doing his posdoc here for the next 3 years, and the situation is that I'll have a visa but this will only allow me to live here, not to work. any advice? (i'd really appreciate it! maybe someone has been in a similar situation)
We share stories of women influencers. What's super inspiring is they all have or have had struggles to overcome. From performance anxiety to loss to near death, etc. We have one interview coming up in January with a woman who had to stop being a lawyer and figure out a home business when her son was diagnosed with autism. Sometimes from our biggest struggles we birth the butterfly:)
You could look into volunteer work or starting your own business.
Definitely volunteer if you can and maybe take some courses or learn new things online. Not sure if you will be allowed to start your own business. Maybe only if it is considered a hobby, i.e. not very profitable. But having a micro business could be fulfilling too and a way to earn some pocket money. And don't forget to explore the culture of your new country and make some new friends.
Seems like Jackie is an enfp
Are the Q&A's on Mondays?
Hi Hussein! Great catch- our MarieTV episodes are officially published on Tuesdays, though we've recently released them Monday evenings so you may have gotten a sneak peek. Thanks for tuning in! - Team Forleo
How do I enrolk for b-school?
Hi Petra! You can hop on the interest list here to be amongst the first to know when enrollment opens for B-School 2019: marieforleobschool.com/ We'd love to have you join us! - Team Forleo
Did he speak at all:)?
How much for B school
Thanks so much for your interest in B-School! B-School tuition is a one-time payment of $1999 USD though we typically also offer a monthly payment plan alternative. You can read more about the program and hop on the list here to be amongst the first to know when enrollment opens for B-School 2019: marieforleobschool.com/ If we can help with any questions, feel free to write to our team at bschoolATmarieforleoDOTcom at anytime! - Team Forleo
Marie Forleo Thankyou. I am from India :)
I have signed up for ur emails too
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LOL. Guess I watched this 2 weeks too late. Give me thumbs down for some support and motivation.