The Power of Community

The Unexpected Power of Finding Your People: You’d think after selling my healthcare business for eight figures, I’d have it all figured out. But there I was, starting completely fresh, building a new personal brand and online course from scratch. Back at square one – and if I’m being honest? It felt terrifying. Here’s the thing about success… sometimes it means becoming a beginner all over again. When I decided to create HealthBiz Mastery to teach healthcare professionals about business, I knew I couldn’t do it alone. I needed a community.

Not just any community – but people who really got it.That’s when I found Entreprenista.You know that feeling when you walk into a room and instantly think “these are my people”? That’s what happened. Suddenly, I wasn’t just a successful entrepreneur starting over – I was part of something bigger. A community of women who understood the late-night hustles, the constant juggling, and the courage it takes to pivot. As a busy mom, traditional networking often felt impossible. Coffee dates? Lunch meetings? Let’s be real – who has time for that? But this community met me exactly where I was. No need to get dressed up or drive across town. The support, connections, and opportunities were right at my fingertips. Within just six months of joining, everything changed. I went from starting fresh to:

• Landing national TV interviews
• Co-hosting the “Startup and Stilettos” podcast
• Speaking on multiple panels
• Building genuine friendships (yes, virtual ones can be just as real!)
• Working with amazing professionals like Sabina Hitchen
• Trademarking my new business

But here’s what really matters…It wasn’t just about the achievements. It was about finding people who celebrated every win, offered support during the tough moments, and shared trusted recommendations that saved me countless hours of Google searches and uncertainty. The truth? Success can feel lonely sometimes. Whether you’re starting out, scaling up, or starting over like I did – we all need people who get it. People who understand both the challenges and the opportunities.

People who’ll remind you what’s possible when you’re not quite sure yourself. That’s the real power of community. It’s not just about networking or business opportunities (though those are amazing). It’s about finding your people. The ones who make you feel less alone on this entrepreneurial journey. The ones who help turn your “maybe I can” into “watch me do this.” Because sometimes, the difference between where you are and where you want to be isn’t just about strategy or skills. Sometimes, it’s about having the right people in your corner.