Cayla Craft
Cayla Craft
180 | Why More Moms Should Be Millionaires - with Chris Harder
180 | Why More Moms Should Be Millionaires - with Chris Harder
180 | Why More Moms Should Be Millionaires - with Chris Harder
Saturday 19th October 2019
Chris Harder talks with Cayla Craft about why moms deserve to be millionaires and shares tips on financial freedom in this 'Mommy Millionaire' episode.
70 minutes
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Cayla Craft
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Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Get the buttons here!Chris Harder on Why Moms Deserve to Be Millionaires
We will take ten times more action or it's ten times more powerful to avoid pain than it is to gain pleasure.
Ever wondered what it takes for moms to break the millionaire barrier? In this eye-opening episode of 'Mommy Millionaire', Cayla Craft chats with her longtime friend and mentor, Chris Harder. Known for his entrepreneurial prowess alongside his wife Lori, Chris shares invaluable wisdom on navigating the path to financial success. The conversation kicks off with a powerful discussion on why avoiding pain can be a stronger motivator than seeking pleasure.
Chris dives into the importance of self-love and being unapologetically ambitious about your goals. He also shares personal stories about his transition from network marketing to becoming a serial entrepreneur, and why he believes every mom has the potential to build a heart-centered business. The episode doesn’t just stop at financial tips; it explores the dynamics of parenting as an entrepreneur and raising kids with an entrepreneurial mindset.
Chris and Cayla discuss how generosity can significantly impact personal growth and business success. This episode is packed with practical advice and inspiring stories that will leave you motivated to chase your dreams and redefine your relationship with money.