#71. 3 Growth Secrets From a Part-Time Million Dollar Business Guru with Dr. Nona Djavid

May 23

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“Being a part-time millionaire is not about how many hours you put in or how much of your soul you sell to see your idea come to fruition. It's about HOW you get to the end result."- Dr. Nona Djavid

Hey you wild women!

My next guest helps thousands of women across the country lose weight, adopt healthier lifestyles, and become the best versions of themselves. Dr. Nona Djavid is the creator of SoulScale – a revolutionary meal-based weight loss program that not only targets unwanted fat, but lowers cholesterol, steps back from the brink of diabetes, and reduces inflammation.

After immigrating to America from Iran at age 16, Nona watched her family turn to food for comfort. She witnessed her family battle high cholesterol, pre-diabetes, and chronic fatigue. Dr. Nona decided to help combat their drug dependencies and poor quality of life by addressing the one common denominator – excess fat. She taught her family, and now thousands of her clients, how to not only lose weight, but maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Dr. Nona Djavid has been featured as a top doctor and nominated as the Dynamic Woman for Orange Coast Magazine, where her practice currently resides. She speaks on numerous stages around the world and is soon to release her first ever TedX talk.

In this episode you will learn about:

Where Nona is from
How she learned English
Nona’s mission
Why she chose to be an entrepreneur
The moment in high school that changed her forever
Her business strategy for helping others start/create a part-time million dollar business
The three types of goals you can set for yourself
What obstacles most people face when the start a business
How can they avoid making mistakes
How to recognize old patterns and shift your thinking
Where she often see specialists like Chiropractors waste time and resources in their business

What it means to be a WILD woman:

“Being a wild woman means to channel the wild child that is me but has been covered up - who I was when I was 5 or 6 - and expressing that childhood excitement and fearlessness now as an adult.”

-Dr. Nona Djavid

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