How I Bought A Multi-Million Dollar Egg Carton Business For $0 | Sarah Moore Interview

[@TaraKay1981]

I worked for Sarah for 5 years. She came from nothing. To get in to Harvard Business School, She killed herself studying for the GRE for 2 years. She also killed herself studying in college. That is Sarah's "secret". Hard work. She is the most assiduous woman I've ever met. She is also one of the most generous people I've ever met. She paid for my entire family's health insurance when my husband lost his job and paid for my kid's soccer camp. The only thing bigger than her hustle is her heart.

[@beingintrinsic]

beautiful credit, honestly that is so heart-warming and human

[@tunin21frequency9]

Wow...authenticity in this day and age...rare and welcome!

[@renmes2636]

Wow. What an endorsement. Heart, brains and guts.

[@TommyShlong]

I read your comment before Sarah came on the podcast and I was skeptical that your comment was legit but having listened to her for an hour, I believe it

[@a914freak]

She cheated and paid someone to take the SAT....SAD

[@villgomez]

This is a huge reminder to be 1 person for 1 person. Don't cancel out the troubled kid or the teen who is rough around the edges or the intern who doesn't have it all together. Please lend a hand to these folks and be a blessing to others.

[@drdjr1]

@SarahMoore. BEWARE, EVERYONE. THIS IS A FAKE ACCOUNT!

[@MyFirstMillionPod]

"be that 1 person for 1 person" is a helluva motto

[@ishmaelsassoon795]

@SarahMoore. wow bro really jumped on the hustle ASAP

[@okcarter2404]

Shaan & Sarah give me confidence that this world has a chance to survive to come back powerfully from the brink of destruction! There are many substantive "intelligences" & ways to be "smart." Thank you both for your substance!!!

[@michael403]

Fantastic episode. A successful business person who isn't selling an e-book, course, or mastermind group. Just down to earth success. Love this, we need more of these.

[@VincentTheGoldenRetriever]

What business are you building?

[@mrsd2143]

Yes!!

[@sonb7869]

Don't discount any business as long as it's offering value. But I get what you're saying. There are too many who aren't providing that value. That's not helpful to anyone, even the business owner. Tons of unhappy people with lots of money.

[@andrewcloward]

Never seen this channel, and certainly never heard of Sarah Moore. 1 Hour later, I'm a huge fan of both. There's a lot of "success story" fluff you get forced to watch in business school, I wish I could make them add this to the curriculum. I also love how well she demonstrates that your value has nothing to do with your background, experience, or resources. What you're capable of achieving in this country is up to YOU and you alone. Kudos Sarah and thank you Shaan for getting her on the podcast!

[@mewmew32]

shame they don't teach any critical thinking skills in business school. what bank do you think gave her this 7-figure loan with nothing down? she's a BS artist.

[@1GQ_gent]

Same here ❤

[@shuaiber]

So great that Sarah decided to do this interview for everyone. It's probably the only business podcast episode that made me tear up.

[@kevinsmith6647]

I agree. What a Cinderella story.

[@CoconutPete]

but what part made you tear up? not paying interns? cheating on the SAT? getting stolen library id's? I don't get it

[@reyessuarez4978]

I have zero traditional education, and I bought a business 💯 owner financed, I only spend 4 thousand for attorney fees and we made 1.5M in sales our firs year we aiming for 2 M next year!!

[@alexBaldman]

That's awesome, you're my idol

[@jetulik]

cool story bro

[@funkydave100]

That's awesome.sure gives me inspiration with my own business

[@onyx9857]

For every 18 year old who calls themself a business guru and makes content, there are 100 silent business owners who don’t need attention to feed their ego.

[@metal_mo]

@@rubencervera6360interesting take. I'd argue that Onyx's comment has 0% ego feeding intent, yet yours is nearly 100%.

[@jerseybird]

Actually it’s reversed, for every 100 18 year old gurus there’s only 1 real business owner

[@conformist]

whatever the ratio is, yes. many silent rich business owners. i like this way more than some zoomer flexing money selling courses

[@Muhluri]

I wish we’d get more interviews of these types of people but most want to remain private (for obvious reasons)

[@rust347]

Who cares

[@drumbassclassics953]

She’s a force of nature, direct, talented and very focused. Love this episode. 👌

[@manictiger]

And treats it like a positive sum game. Wealth is attracted to that. Nothing makes wealth melt away faster, than a corporation run by leadership that sees business as negative or neutral sum. It's positive sum. We continue to build infrastructure on top of previous infrastructure, and we continue to get more efficient. When we start sending ships into the cosmos (possibly after our lifespan), it's going to be the biggest economic revolution since the concept of the assembly line.

[@williamheckman4597]

What a beautiful statement at 1:16:28 "This country was founded on Freedom, not equality... Part of freedom is using who are to get what you want" So true

[@richspizzaparty]

Definition of a real boss babe. Love that she's helping folks and paying it forward.

[@jesse_sweed]

This interview is super refreshing. In an entrepreneur world where everyone is trying to be the next big personal brand, she is all about what business is about. Thank you both for making this happen

[@adamoconnell6091]

2mins into hearing Sarah speak. The world needs more badass women business leaders like this. She’s a rockstar.

[@dominicgerodano5481]

Now Billy Idol is going to show up on this board telling you to stop calling people rock stars

[@RajeshSetty]

This made my day. It was touching, insightful and inspiring to say the least. Hats off to Sarah and gratitude for Shaan for bringing her as a guest

[@MyFirstMillionPod]

glad you enjoyed - shaan

[@ShaneHynesIRL]

Sarah is amazing. What an amazing story. What an amazing transformation. A true success story. Sarah - write a book. Spread your story to inspire others. People need to hear from you. Well done

[@lescommercantesdindochine1954]

It helps that she is hot, as well.

[@Only1God]

This is one of the BEST interviews, better than any TED Talk by leaps and bounds! Truly, thank you both!

[@agomodern]

What she said about equality and freedom definitely makes it not a TED Talk.

[@mcsweenyyy]

This HAS to be one of the most "forwardable" videos. Sent this immediately to 3 people. Great episode, she's a badass!

[@MyFirstMillionPod]

agreed

[@boohoo5419]

her two braincells really had to work this day.. even idiots like thsi can get rich so you have no excuse.. she is really not the sharpest knife..

[@EliteURBX]

Hang on, hang on, hang on. How can you get a $1 million loan having no money?? Normally it would be impossible to get a credit card with more than $1000 in credit for someone with absolutely no money. Can you explain please?

[@Randrew]

@@EliteURBX Be a badass like Sarah Moore? Of course having that MBA from Harvard Business School didn't hurt, but her relentless drive is obviously what got her results. This video only touches on it, but she seems to have gotten plenty of rejections - from brokers, business owners and at least 19 banks. But she didn't stop. I think that's the key right there.

[@EliteURBX]

@@Randrew No it's not. MONEY is the key. Money gives you many, many options. A relentless drive isn't enough to get a one million dollar credit approval from a bank. I still want to know how it's possible to get a $1 million bank loan with an empty bank account. Please find someone who can tell me that!!

[@manestreambeauty]

One of the best MFM episodes. Thank you Sarah for agreeing to do the interview and thank you Shaan for being curious enough to ask questions to satisfy your personal curiosity.

[@roofking234]

Thank you!! So much Sarah. You are 1 in a million and I'm honored to have gotten to see/watch and hear your story. You are articulate, straight forward and down to Earth, and I'm a believer for sure. Thank you, Sarah, and thank you, Most High, for sending the right people to love her and believe in her enough to be able to be transformed into such a bright light! ,🌞🙏

[@kylemilford8758]

I agree, 1 in a million though means there would be 8,000 people exactly like you 😅

[@pearlhartney9]

What a great inspiration this woman is. She decided to do something and she wasn't going to let anything stop her. Also love how the few adults who finally believed in her gave her inspiration and she didn't want to let them down. I bet Diary of a CEO will want her on the show.

[@walterbuse7478]

Gonna be hard to stay under the radar after this. Very inspiring and honest.

[@quepostone]

One of the best KZbin videos I’ve seen in a long time, inspiring to hear her story and journey towards her own Freedom, to showcase what’s truly available to us in the American Dream. Thank you Sarah for sharing!

[@russellrobert6084]

This interview was incredible... she is so honest, open and transparent. I learned so much, thank you for sharing your experiences and journey which was just as important as your business success or maybe a bit more, hope to see and hear more from you..(:

[@thomaslay1486]

This woman could have been related to me (metaphorically). She hasn't lost her edge and that only comes from real struggle. Her power and strength is a result of coming out the other side of such a life that was constant struggle. This maybe the best interview I've ever watched, not because of the financial gains she's made but because of the humanity and hope it inspires. Coming from a simular background, having some financial success myself. The most success I've been fortunate enough to achieve is speaking with previous employees with simular backgrounds that have come back to thank me for giving them my time and belief that they could be better than where they came from. I wish this woman nothing but success and hope some day I have a need for egg cartons so I can support her.

[@IanJHarmon]

Loved this episode. What an amazing story! Kudos to those families that gave Sarah a leg up and to Sarah for turning her life around in such a massive way. This will hopefully inspire many people who find themselves in less than favourable circumstances.

[@user-sz1qk2xs9e]

The emotions she showed describing her story and upbringing are as real as u can get.

[@MyFirstMillionPod]

too good

[@aldorodriguez7310]

I would buy her book, course, coaching, merch, subscribe to her podcast, KZbin channel and anything she does. I love her soul. She is so inspirational. I think she has a way bigger purpose. She is so humble and smart. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@brendatomlinson]

“I love her soul” is so true and it took my breath away. I need, yes need, her to write a book.

[@Based808]

Yes and she truly values herself.

[@HalJalikakik]

Thanks so much for pursuing an interview with Sarah. She is a breath of fresh air for a guy working in the buttoned up financial world where corporate-speak rules the day.

[@thechrisbaden]

Amazing and inspiring episode!! Easily one of my top 3 favorite and I've lost count how many I've seen now 🤣Love the impact you are making!

[@FabianBaez]

Amazingly real and inspiring interview. Congrats Sarah. Well done Shaan.

[@queenmermaid4935]

Great interview! Happy that Sarah got several breaks in her life but she overcame the obstacles with what she had to work with and received in life, Beautiful lady luv her attitude and optimistic😊❤

[@ldpuri]

Great episode! Love Sarah's mindset and hustle. What a journey.

[@MajdSukkar]

Amazing episode! Finally a real My first million episode as before Love to hear more like this, Keep it up!

[@nine11targa]

One of the best episodes of MFM! Sarah Moore exemplifies the hustle mentality. Hats off to you Shaan for discovering her story and convincing her to come on the show.

[@frankelse745]

This video fills the gaps in my understanding of private equity and seller financing concepts. Very helpful. Much success to Sarah.

[@mylittlebluecottage6061]

Thank you for taking the time to share your story! You truly have inspired me. Being 63 I am still active and have that entrepreneur spirit! Looking for a small business to buy is my current adventure!

[@firsthelix6726]

Wow, what a story! Deeply impressed, thank you for bringing her to the pod and for her sharing it with the world! Hopefully the day will come when Sarah wants to impact the large amount of people who need her story most by a book or documentary or any other form of leverage!

[@LanaiintheSky]

What a beautiful interview💝 This is my first time on this channel and I immediately subscribed after listening to this episode...don't even know how it came up on my feed...serendipity, of course🥰 In any case, thank you Shaan for bringing Sarah's story to the people...ULTRA-INSPIRING FOR SURE👏👏👏

[@strongmarketresearch]

I’ve been binge watching MFM and came across this. Sarah’s story made me tear up. What a great person and episode. Deserves to be in “the best of MFM” playlist

[@chadfent3987]

"Most banks have no idea what they're doing or what they're talking about". You are 100%, spot on.

[@troycrews5815]

This young lady ,has not a high perception of herself ,but what she don’t understand that there are hundreds or thousands of admirers listening to this exceptional and very interesting against all odds story of incredible success!!!

[@yvetteowo5318]

Great timing for this! I'm closing soon and hustled hard. It's nice to hear the similarities in what I'm doing and her story, learn from her, and remember that most people will think the hustle is odd. Outstanding is always standard deviations from the from.

[@30by40]

"There's a few moments in your life when decades are decided..." 57:08 Pure gold in this episode, just wow. Thank you, Sarah and Shaan...

[@samcutajar]

Another architect watching, I wonder how many others watch this channel.

[@perc-ai]

@@samcutajar same here bro

[@VincentTheGoldenRetriever]

What business are you building?

[@Ryan.G.Spalding]

SUCH an amazing story! I am totally choked up. I see why she got reached out to by traditional media. Like Shaan says, sharing this is may be more valuable than she realizes. Absolutely fantastic!

[@VincentTheGoldenRetriever]

What business are you building?

[@xxxkahunaxxx]

One of the best inspirational business stories ive ever heard in my whole life! Sharing her story will impact more lives than she could ever imagine!

[@fineT558]

you don't mind that she lied her way into hbs

[@joasha]

Finally! Sarah, the CEO of the four female listeners👑

[@fortunaburke2097]

We're heeeere!

[@ElleDyson]

Present!✋

[@sofiam5424]

✋🏼😂

[@ElleDyson]

@@sofiam5424 @fortunaburke2097@joasha Officially 4 Deep 🤣

[@joasha]

We’ve hit the quota😂🔥

[@AndresDCRealtor]

Sarah is extraordinary! She applied herself & never gave up. So luck and fortune is attracted. Thanks for sharing her phenominal story!.

[@LewisMa]

The story here is her childhood, not the egg cartons. What an incredibly strong and beautiful woman she is. Bless those 2 families in her life. Loved this

[@dianacollins2960]

Omgosh!! It’s so true what you just said about her helping people. I just forward this to my daughter, she needs to here her story. She is so smart and been trying so hard to think of something to do because her job is stressing her so bad. She has so many responsibilities and they haven’t given her a raise or anything but have slipped more and more responsibilities on her. Literally one girl got shingles 2 weeks ago from stress. The head boss of her location ended up in hospital due to stress. She left and took a week off. They are like a big family there and felt bad then that only 3 people were left working in their office and she usually most the work their and on the phone taking care of a lot of problems So she went back in, for now. She’s removed all her personal stuff from her office and searching for something she can do Ty so much for this podcast!! You are a Rockstar Sarah!!! Wow!! You sound like my daughter I just saw the part about you wearing high heals to make you taller!! She does that a lot. Lol. She’s 5’10”. She wears usually bright colored tops or wild designs and everyone remembers her!!! Lol.

[@sarairivera4006]

Not the part xheat on sat

[@XavierZimmerman]

I love how open and clear she was. Unlike the majority of these “business” influencers online, you can see how genuine and honest her advice is.

[@conformist]

second day, already listened to this a second time. what an absolute machine. very inspiring.

[@diamondhands8505]

This is what Dan Pena teaches. The trick is to find a profitable business with an owner willing to do a sellers note. Most understandably want to be paid upfront

[@LauraEgocheaga]

I love Sarah mindset. Same approach we took to acquire businesses with no money out of pocket & now we actually have people paying us to maybe take equity in a company.

[@devvratkumar9354]

Where do you look for businesses to buy? Bizbuysell where else?

[@Radi8Capital]

What an incredible interview of a powerful person who had 2 families believe in her and she took the risk of stretching her own beliefs to a skyscraper level! So inspiring so very very proud of you as a person and your life & business success. I am helping a foster teenager who resembles your life struggles and I sent her this interview so she knows other people with the same life experiences and can come out strong and on top!

[@u2b83]

I suspect the understated Harvard Business School (HBS) cert might be important for prestige and network signaling to get the backing and successful transactions for these kinds of deals.

[@TheDSquad]

this is by far the best information i have ever heard regarding business. your life journey makes the ending of this chapter even sweeter. Love that hustle in you and how that couple saw what we all see in you in this video...we are not done seeing you rise. thank you for taking the time to do this interview.

[@CoconutPete]

but what specifically was valuable in it other than committing borderline crimes to get to the top?

[@UnderTheBar]

Thanks for this pod ep! As someone who grew up in section 8 and ended up finding relative success compounding career skills, it helps to hear stories like this. Now I’m in a position to transition into either creating or owning my own business. It definitely took time to figure out my possibilities. People from my environment have a tough time believing they are going to have enough gas week to week let alone getting a stable career. The idea of owning a successful business might as well be a lost language. Consistently reminding people that it’s possible and giving them a way to have proximity to these stories is truly valuable. Thanks!

[@VincentTheGoldenRetriever]

What are you thinking of doing for a business?

[@ajmouton92]

Great story and info on buying a business. Appreciate Sarah's willingness to come on the pod to tell it. Keep killin' it, Sarah!

[@ayliarizvi]

I think this is my favorite one guys! I’ve come back and relistened to it several times. The part she talks about being that one person for one person just gave me the chills and eyes welled up for sure. Great job Shan!

[@JonathanPoland]

the number of brilliant people that say "someone of average intelligence, me..." is insane.

[@JohnSmith-lk8cy]

The best thing about this besides the lovely Sarah is the fact that this is clear and really well explained. The details are so interesting to heat and authentic. Unlike so many of the business people in social media who are all smoke and mirrors, vague and gas lighting. Like the 4 hour Workwork is BS, like trying to grasp a bar of soap. Great idea to drop the eggs as people become more plant based.

[@joevil6259]

I also have a MBA and what she said is so important. A MBA will to teach you different problem solving skills mainly by studying tons of case studies (and this is important) in an already established big business. The course do not teach you entrepreneurship and hustling to get a business from the ground up and going

[@michaelsines8511]

I like this girl and can relate to her growing up and I think she took the right things away from it and I truly believe it makes the best humans. She's real and I see you. I'm rooting for you

[@brenthall1417]

Great pod. Awesome story. Love the grind. So nice to see a relatable business / owner operator vs the guy who says if you want to get rich, just start an agency.

[@whiskerbusiness8564]

This randomly popped up on my feed..... her upbringing mirrors my life to a degree. Came from nothing. Leveraged a ged into 2 great masters level careers by grinding every day. Your path is your path. Grab onto it without compromise. Inspirational podcast. She's a gem.

[@rhhornbeck]

Thoroughly enjoyed Sarah & your interview. A fellow HBS MBA, but significantly older (Class of ‘78), I could relate to her non-traditional HBS grad approach. When I graduated, I figured I needed to overcome my education & the best way to do that was to start my own business. Funny story, shortly after starting it decided I need to set up some accounting books. Sitting at a blank green ledger paper (before the advent of spreadsheets & personal computers, lol) it dawned on me I had NO IDEA how to set up the books. A graduate of that well-known Eastern business school & I was clueless. I could analyze any big business, but actually start/run a small business, had a long way to go. Just sat there laughing at myself. Again, great interview. Hope Sarah’s story inspires all sorts of new entrepreneurs!

[@fl3522]

Would love to read the rest of your comment but KZbin is using the ellipsis (...) to censor or cut short this and thousands of other comments posted re other videos. Hate this new practice.

[@rhhornbeck]

@@fl3522 Here's my whole post. Curious why they wouldn't want it shown. "Thoroughly enjoyed Sarah & your interview. A fellow HBS MBA, but significantly older (Class of ‘78), I could relate to her non-traditional HBS grad approach. When I graduated, I figured I needed to overcome my education & the best way to do that was to start my own business. Funny story, shortly after starting it decided I need to set up some accounting books. Sitting at a blank green ledger paper (before the advent of spreadsheets & personal computers, lol) it dawned on me I had NO IDEA how to set up the books. A graduate of that well-known Eastern business school & I was clueless. I could analyze any big business, but actually start/run a small business, had a long way to go. Just sat there laughing at myself. Again, great interview. Hope Sarah’s story inspires all sorts of new entrepreneurs!"

[@JohnnieVibes]

This was an incredible interview with a powerful message. Thank you Shaan for bringing her story to light. More importantly thank you Sarah for vulnerably sharing your journey.

[@sortamaybe]

"How a Harvard grad turned out a millionaire" ... this episode was great but the title is a little misleading, more power to her though her story was amazing. You gotta love how things can fall into place once you're focused on a goal, take action, get creative with solutions and throw in a little luck. Thanks for the pod!

[@oldkingcrow777]

Yeah all of the "wealth advice" people are like this. Typically, at least. They'll say "how I bought a $50 mil business for $0 and no banks!" "Came from nothing!" Then you find out they're highly educated, and got a massive gift from a family member 😂

[@fatimabtv3543]

😂😂😂 exactly it’s never the truth like the title I’m sure a wealthy uncle brought it for her. Harvard Graduate 👩‍🎓 come on

[@maximcskormin2542]

She bought 75% on a bank loan, and 25% seller financing

[@sufficetosay]

Smart, Hard Working, Beautiful, and successful. What a woman! So many people these days run from responsibility and it's refreshing to see someone run towards it!

[@KillbarrackShoppingCentre]

here for the gentlemans agreement. Birds fly, fish swim, and deals fall apart. I'm very thankful for hearing this sentence Shaan.

[@funsark]

THE BIGGEST CELEBRITY ON THE POD YET!! Sarah Moore is a LEGEND!!

[@VincentTheGoldenRetriever]

What business are you building?

[@onetruecalling]

Great episode! I can relate to Sarah's story from my lived experience growing up in a hillbilly entrepreneurial family. Ya don't need a fancy degree, business plan, or investors to build a business.

[@DHuggins]

Genuine hard work and diligence is the key. I'm hitting my first million this year after only 2 years in business and in an industry hat no experience in. Starting from scratch with no loans, no degree, no help. Just tons of 16 hour days and sleepless nights.

[@oldkingcrow777]

​@@DHugginsehhh... I agree that our success or fail falls on the individual, but the trash supposed "leaders" folks voted for have wrecked the economy. What is a 16 hr day without the plan or capital to grow it? It's one thing if you're offering a service you can just use your body for, but you're not gonna see yourself making much profit doing 16 hr physical days yourself.

[@healthierish]

​@@DHuggins👏👏

[@Mind.Body.Mosaic]

I am a major believer in serendipitous moments. After hearing Sarah's experience, wow. What a force! I am most amazed by the simplicity of her success and while my very recent, “all-in” certainly isn’t a multi-million-dollar investment. Yet. The challenge has been accepted. Shaan, I am so very grateful that you are willing to share your gift for finding such unique and inspirational outliers to feature. Thank you.

[@jjck69]

This might be one of the best episodes ever

[@premiumdomains]

Sarah Moore’s story is truly inspiring! The fact that she bought a multi-million dollar business with $0 and no experience is mind-blowing. Kudos to Sarah for her remarkable achievements!

[@VincentTheGoldenRetriever]

How long have you been running Premium Domains?

[@taisiavladi9460]

Shaan - two episodes within a week with two females, YES!! Keep this up - one of the four female listeners (although I think you’re grossly underestimating the amount of female listeners you have, I know at least 20😂)

[@VincentTheGoldenRetriever]

What business are you building?

[@trtru]

They can't even if they wanted to. Most women don't want that kind of stress and responsibility

[@trtru]

Typical female reply. Your bubble doesn't make the rule.

[@Michael-zg4zn]

Been listening since the start of the pod. That one was one of my favorites. What an inspiring story!

[@2024WhatNow]

Because everyone has the option to go to HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL. MBA Program: Cost of Attendance (SINGLE) for the 2023-2024 Academic Year $115,638. Rates/fees only go up from there.

[@algudboison4827]

This conversation was inspiring. To hear that she is passing the torch by believing in a few others she sticks around with, even when they doubt themselves, almost brought me to tears.

[@RicNificent]

It brought me to tears yes.❤

[@AY1_2]

This is the best episode I’ve watched on your podcast, Dahrmesh one is now my second favorite. Sarah is off the charts inspirational. What an for sharing with incredible story and thank you for sharing with us 🙏

[@triingtimes5267]

Fantastic interview! Thank you Shaan for introducing us to Sarah and inviting her to tell her story. Sometimes we all just need someone to believe in us to help us believe in ourselves. If you need to separate it and protect it she makes it. 😃 Thank you Sarah for sharing your story!

[@dansnyder8589]

She didn’t have any money but that family that came to the diner had A Lot of money. That is worth more than cash. She left that part out. The backend of the process and the deal.

[@CoconutPete]

exactly.. the problem is she's leaving out crucial details and people that gave her huge breaks in life.... and taking all the credit

[@demmyhill]

So empowering. Thanks for not having a borage of commercials interrupting the interview too man...👍

[@PaulSmith-pr7pv]

barrage*

[@Nana__________________________]

Honestly one of the best business podcasts i've listened to (and I've listened to a lot). There's no fluff, which is what a lot of the other business podcasts rely on. There's also no selling dreams (meaning, something that is a low chance of success), another thing they rely on a lot. Just practical real advice. Thank you for this.

[@charlesdavis7461]

Love how you constructed your name

[@ozstriker22]

Absolutely LOVED this!!!Some questions I wasn’t clear on, during the hustle and grind phase…How many hours a day/days a week, and how many years did you put into the search for the egg business? Did you buy any other businesses before this one? Thank you for sharing story with us!!!!

[@amiealexander6411]

Ok this is a great story but she didn’t “not have anything but my car” . She had a Harvard MBA and all the contacts, experiences, confidence and credibility that comes with that. So yeah, cool she took all that and applied it , with the help of others , to get herself a job that suited her nature and utilized her distilled education and internal resources. I get it. I became an emancipated minor with a GED , left home at 15, found a co-signer in a friend of my alcoholic mother, had 10k from my fathers death, got a second mortgage and bought my first house at 19. Then I rented two rooms out and paid nothing myself while I finished beauty school then worked for 20$ a day as an assistant before being allowed on the floor. When you have to, you do. No one has yet to splash my story all over the internet, but that could still happen.. 😂

[@snowballeffect7812]

What year did all this happen? That's practically impossible now, with the way real estate market is.

[@mariaschoenfeld]

Out of over 100 entrepreneur interviews this is actually the one most helpful on how it could work out step-by-step. Great and interesting! Thank you both of you!

[@davejones5251]

Love this! Shaun you need to find more of these stories!

[@Fromaddicttoentrepreneur]

Amazing amazing!! First time on your channel and this podcast made me subscribe with no questions asked. Thank you for this amazing interview!!

[@ArtByHazel]

This so inspirational and Sarah is amazing. Thank you for sharing her story. ❤

[@margarethairsine8648]

"Its not a matter of if you can or can't.....but if you will or you won't" I had to write that one down! Amazing story Sarah Moore! Thank you for sharing!

[@EliteURBX]

Hang on, hang on, hang on. How can you get a $1 million loan having no money?? Normally it would be impossible to get a credit card with more than $1000 in credit for someone with absolutely no money. Can you explain please?

[@CoconutPete]

well, considering she cheated on the SAT, used fake ids from other alumni, spammed and used risque outfits at all male broker meetings, perhaps there's more to the story...

[@earthfriendlyhomeowner7107]

Most inspirational interviews I've ever heard. I'm tearing up! This means so much to me. Thank you so much for sharing this story. I needed this!

[@wells7147]

Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence. By being knowledgeable about money and investing, individuals can make informed decisions about how to save, spend, and invest their money. A trader made over $350k in this recession influenced market.

[@raphfelimax2713]

That's awesome!!! I know nothing about investment and I'm keen on getting started. What are some strategies to get started?

[@charles2395]

As a beginner, the best you can do to yourself is to get a professional that will handle your account and minimize lost to it's nearest rate..

[@x0cat711]

I'm guided by fergus Waylen an experienced coach with extensive financial market knowledge. While you can consider other options, his strategy has yielded positive results for me. he offers valuable insights, including entry and exit points

[@benjaminocampo3359]

Am astonished, think am the only one familiar with fergus Waylen, he handled my account too...

[@ivar766]

His strategy minimizes risk and maximizes profits. Trading with him has been incredible throughout the last few months, and I would recommend his strategy to anyone...

[@phineas6871]

you don't make it anywhere without someone's help in this world. Sarah's was way more then a lot of people get which is just sad because it was much later in her life. Her story is a tough beginning. Sometimes a change of fate is someone more fortunate helping you out.

[@jonjones8827]

My question is, how do you have "no money, no experience" but still get into Harvard Business School? That part doesn't make sense to me. Northeastern is not exactly a top tier school and i always thought at least 2 years work experience was the standard to get into MBA programs?

[@yuliyahrybachova6473]

I thought the same! But her story is still amazing

[@Lovingdogsclub]

They have programs, for different reasons.

[@hospitalityvitaebyleticia7989]

Maybe the 2+2 program

[@CoconutPete]

cheated on the SAT (but even that still not sure how she got in), unpaid free interns, wealthy couple pays for her college, fake ids from alumni. Seems to be a pattern here. What if she didn't really go to Harvard?

[@k6maz]

Reginald Lewis got into Harvard without any of that. And he didn’t even apply. He got accepted first and then he applied for formalities sake. Nothing is impossible to him who believes

[@sarahshafer8326]

I love that she says she looks at every little thing as a business because I do the same exact thing. The motivation to figure it all out for myself is strong now, I needed this story! Thank you.

[@fonsavan]

What an absolute gem! Great episode!

[@mnrick1960]

Incredibly inspiring story. Listened twice back to back. Struggling in entrepreneurship at the moment and this was very inspiring to me... right on the edge, fall back or fall forward... hearing Sarah's story helped me to get a grip, focus and press on. I will have a story worth telling. Part of it will be "one helping one" as many times as I can. This was a great podcast! Thank you both.

[@dgajsek]

ngl this was the best MFM podcast so far. What a story 🤘🤘

[@TrentonErker]

Sarah reminds me of Fiona Gallagher from Shameless - Hard background, becomes a business woman, has ride or die family

[@Gorgonzola2024]

Truly one of the best episodes. When we see ourselves in others, we believe it. Congrats Sara

[@VincentTheGoldenRetriever]

What business are you building?