Ep 51: From Bartending to Building a Business

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Join Shauna Lynn as she takes a personal journey through the experiences that have shaped her into the entrepreneur and coach she is today. From her unexpected 15-year career in bartending—where she learned customer service, risk management, and even pyrotechnics—to her time in a marching band that taught her discipline and teamwork, Shauna Lynn reflects on the pivotal moments that influenced her personal and professional growth. She shares how her early entrepreneurial spirit led her to start earning money at just 12 years old, how her love for animals made her a lifelong advocate for rescue cats, and why overcoming limitations—whether through fitness challenges or navigating grief—has been a defining part of her journey.

Shauna Lynn highlights the importance of community, resilience, and embracing what makes you unique. Whether you're an aspiring business owner, a seasoned entrepreneur, or simply someone looking for motivation, this episode is packed with valuable insights and relatable moments. Plus, Shauna Lynn has a special birthday surprise for listeners interested in taking their business to the next level!

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Timestamps:

  • [00:02] Introduction: Celebrating 47 Years & Sharing My Story

  • [04:15] Bartending Days: Lessons in Customer Service & Risk-Taking

  • [12:30] Marching Band & Community: Finding Your People

  • [21:45] Tough Mudder & Running: Pushing Limits & Overcoming Doubts

  • [35:10] Life Lessons from My Dad: Patience, Advocacy & Perspective

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