How I Made $3 Million In 6 Months as a 20 Year Old Female Entrepreneur

I made three million dollars in just six months as a 20 year old a female entrepreneur and you can too growing up I was always in like the advanced classes and high school I was in the AP the honors classes and so even being separated from so many people even starting at a young age it definitely made me realize that I'm a little bit different it was a little bit hard to fit in I'm black I'm Hispanic I'm Muslim I went through so many different phases of trying to figure out what I wanted to do

I remember there was a point in time where I wanted to be an engineer I wanted to be an interior designer my sophomore year I lived with my dad that same Year my brother Jamil lived with my dad and we were always super close first day I got there he took me to his room and he showed me the stack of books that he had and one of them was called How to Win Friends and Influence People and he's like you've got to read this book you got to start reading it's really going to change

your mindset it's really going to help you be successful he had this white board on his wall and it said I will be a millionaire by 22 and in my head like I was thinking like where'd he come up with that like we've never seen a millionaire in our life money was never something that we grew up seeing it was never something that we were familiar with my family never had a lot of money in any aspect I thought that it was amazing that he had such Drive and could picture a goal that seemed so

far off but to him seemed achievable junior year I was living by myself I had actually moved away from my dad's and I was living with family friends the same year that I was living by myself my oldest brother passed away and when he passed away my whole perspective on life changed everything like School the people that I hung around what was important to me how I was spending each day because I really realized that life is so so so short and the fact that my brother was taken at 22. I was only 16 and

he was one of the closest people to me and so I never understood why he was taken so soon I didn't understand it I was going through my own grieving process it changed everything and put life into a different perspective I really got very selective with what I was putting into my mind the people that I was hanging around I got very isolated I started really just focusing on my art on working and really just being alone and focusing on my family I was asking myself I didn't see my brother before he passed away because

it wasn't winter break yet because I had to stay in school for winter break was school ever that important where I didn't see my brother before he passed away because I had to be at school you could not even finish school and your life could be over I have other things that are more important to me my family my time what I want to do with my life because we grow up from kindergarten to 12th grade in school we naturally rely on like who we are as a student as part of our identity what you

start to realize is like all you're doing is giving power to someone else to tell you how valuable you are or to tell you how qualified you are I didn't need someone else to tell me if I was worth doing a job or not or if I was good enough to do something because if I wanted to do something I just had to decide to do it and I don't need validation from someone else whether that be a teacher whether that be a professor whether that be an employer from anyone you don't actually need validation

from someone you just have to decide within yourself that you're capable of doing it and go for it once I got into college and I started going through the day-to-days I was working two full-time jobs it was exhausting I spent a lot of time doing things for other people it was like I was doing my schoolwork for my teachers but it didn't really make sense to me I wasn't really understanding what I was supposed to get out of it I was nannying to make enough money to survive but it wasn't enough to do anything beyond

that because I had to spend all my time working one day I was sitting in class and I was listening to my teacher talk and he gave us this huge assignment and it was a predominantly white school so everyone partnered up into these groups and I was just sitting there by myself and again I felt like I didn't fit in I started like just wondering what am I doing here these assignments these aren't helping me progress in the area that I want to progress in they're kind of just like buffer time they're just busy assignments

to keep us busy it wasn't really what I needed to achieve the success I wanted and actually at the same time I was finishing up first semester of my freshman year of college I got an interview with this very high profile family for Nanny and I've never had an experience like that and even when the experience came up I kept asking myself like why me like why am I getting this opportunity to work for such a high profile family I'm an 18 year old who's not even CPR certified out of all people why would they

pick me and my mom kept telling me like that's not the right mentality to have like who cares if you're 18 years old you know that you're an amazing Nanny you know that you're a parent compassionate that you know how to care for children you've done that your whole life and then I started asking myself would I rather learn from from a professor or would I rather learn from a billionaire who has the lifestyle that I want and I can actually learn from him in person and see his lifestyle so at the end of freshman

year I remember we were finishing up with classes and I was listening to these tapes and they said people who are successful make decisions quickly and they stick to those decisions I decided right then and there I was like I'm going to be done with school I'm going to drop out and so that same day I texted my counselor and I said please unenroll me from all upcoming classes and she was like oh no like if something wrong is there something I can help with and I was like no thank you just please don't enroll

me I'll no longer be attending Maryville if I'm not going to go to school I have to figure out how I'm going to be a successful entrepreneur I started reading books I started watching YouTube videos I was doing cosmetology I learned how to do nails completely by myself so after trying Ecom Drop Shipping trading stock options I finally started Airbnb and Airbnb actually went amazing for me I started off by renting I actually didn't own any properties I now have 11 airbnbs that I rent and even from that I learned how to do rental Arbitrage

and at first I didn't really understand it fully but I was learning as I went and I kind of went through the mistakes the learning curves figured out what worked and what didn't work and then everyone started seeing like this 20 year old girl is making five figures a month making forty thousand dollars fifty thousand dollars sixty thousand dollars a month from Airbnb without renting any properties and everyone started asking me like can you teach me can you help me like how are you doing it if I can genuinely help someone else and make a

difference in their life through something that I learned then why not me and my partner we decided to create a coaching business Bryson played a huge role in helping in our success with Airbnb even changing my mindset from when my brother first passed away I was grieving a lot I was really sad when I met Bryson he really helped me realize that you have to have a positive mindset if you want to attract positive things everyone started asking a ton of questions so after we started our coaching business we kind of just kept scaling and

growing we made up to sixty thousand dollars in a month from Airbnb and then we started getting students who were also getting results and so we started an entire coaching program I was actually able to hire a lot of my family to work with me to keep scaling this coaching business so we could keep providing coaching to more and more students and give them more and more offers we have done for you offers we have mentorships and that way there's something for everyone to learn and something for everyone to grow from I remember when we

first started our free class I told my brother I don't think you need to go to college but that's just me I promise you this month I'm going to make a hundred thousand dollars this month June of 2022 I made a hundred thousand dollars in a month that was my first six figure month after that I told my brother like I'm gonna make two hundred thousand dollars this month in July we made it over two hundred thousand dollars our Revenue just kept increasing as we started making more and more of an impact for more people

in October me and Bryce and we were like we're gonna make a million dollars this month and in October we made a million dollars November we made a million dollars finishing up the end of the year we generated over three million dollars from our airbnbs and also from our coaching the intentional actions the positive mindset and actually living in what you say you're going to do that's how we made three million dollars for most of the journey me and Bryson we pretty much kept everything low-key just because no one really understands it and the way

that we grew up no one really had a lot of money so imagine going to people who've never seen a lot of money and being like we made a hundred thousand dollars or we made a million dollars at 20 years old they're not going to understand and there's just a lot of people who don't understand the concept of Entrepreneurship when we were finally able to start bringing our family in and bringing people in and actually changing their lives I think it was so inspirational to them what I realized is that making more money you're not

a different person you're the same person but it gives you so much more freedom and it gives you so much more opportunity so for me I've been able to work with my whole family and now Inspire them and show them that there's so much more and this is even them working with me now is just a stepping stone for what they can do and give them more time Freedom so that they can do those things even being an entrepreneur and being a female or being a minority it's definitely different people look at you different I

walk into places no one knows I have money and they look at me they kind of brush me off because they wouldn't think that I have money or I walk into a business setting with Bryson and they immediately talk to Bryson because they don't think that I have anything to do with the business they just think that I'm there but what they don't know is I'm actually a female entrepreneur and just because you're a woman doesn't mean that you can't be driven that you can't be outspoken or say how you feel if you haven't dream

go after it and Chase it don't let the people that surround you don't let people that you grew up with don't let your parents don't let Society tell you that it's not okay I think a big thing is learning who to listen to Because what I learned is that everyone has an opinion but if they don't have what I want or they don't have the lifestyle that I want to live or hold the same values as me or the same morals as me as much as I love them and as much as I respect them

it doesn't make sense for me to listen to them because they don't have what I want and so what I would tell my younger self would be think bigger and learn who to listen to and then not just that but it's okay to be yourself you don't have to feel scared if you don't fit in you don't have to feel like you have to conform to society or to what people want you to be each day that you're intentional little by little even when you don't know it or when you can't see it you're building

the life that you want you have to know what you want and be intentional behind it every day and it'll come to you