Stephanie SimpsonMy name is Stephanie Simpson, a devoted wife, mother of two wonderful boys, and an entrepreneur at heart. Originally from Chicago, my family and I relocated to Arizona in 2018, a move that sparked my entrepreneurial journey. In 2020, I received my motgage license, and with it came the opportunity to immerse myself in networking. My first year was spent conducting first-time home-buying seminars in Scottsdale, Arizona, a venture that allowed me to connect with inspiring entrepreneurs who were living their dreams.Fueled by my passion for helping others and a knack for creativity, I launched my own company in September 2021. The company focused on educating businesses and entrepreneurs on harnessing the power of social media for their benefit. As my reputation grew, I started receiving requests for guidance on content creation and social media strategy, which in turn allowed me to learn and grow from my experiences.My personal goal has always been to become a first-generation millionaire in my family. Growing up in modest circumstances and earning my way through college on a full scholarship, I understood early on the value of financial freedom. To achieve this, I've participated in workshops, joined mentorship programs, and networked extensively, all of which have expanded my knowledge and allowed me to target a specific audience - fellow entrepreneurs.I've always been passionate about the entrepreneurial journey, understanding that it requires hard work, goal setting, gratitude, and generosity. Equally important, though, is learning to give not just to others, but also to ourselves, grace. This understanding inspired me to write a year-long journal. It outlines how to set goals, appreciate the day-to-day life, be generous even when resources seem scarce, and learn to extend grace to oneself and others.Through this book, my hope is to inspire you to become a first-generation millionaire yourself. It aims to teach you accountability and consistency, key traits that have guided me on my journey to where I am today. Read More Read Less
