Celebrating Three Years! – Lessons Learned with Andresa Guidelli

When growing a business, you need to take care of yourself so you can empower others. We’re shaking things up a bit by flipping the table and interviewing the founders of The Real Estate InvestHER. On this week’s episode, we talk with Andresa Guidelli, developer and entrepreneur, about how her personal growth and business journey has shaped the woman she is today. Andresa was raised with the freedom to explore which has served her well as she grows her real estate portfolio and businesses. From making many mistakes early on, to having to rebuild after a divorce, Andresa decided giving up wasn’t an option and instead focused on living the life she envisioned. We discuss with Andresa how ignoring her personal well-being wasn’t sustainable, the power of leveraging your skills against others, how her childhood and upbringing gave her the foundation she needed to succeed, and what she wishes she knew when she first started out. Andresa also shares what advice she thinks her future self would give to her. On today’s episode, we discuss a ton with Andresa including: How she didn’t pay herself for nearly 5 years Tax strategies she wishes she knew What it was like growing up in Brazil and leaving to come to the U. S. Why empower others is so important to her Books/Resources Vivid Vision by Cameron Herold   Contact Information Instagram - @therealestateinvesther In The Only Woman in the Room, 20 incredible women share how they were able to achieve financial freedom in a world historically dominated by men. From residential to commercial, this book is packed full of knowledge and inspiration on all facets regardless of where one is in their real estate investing journey. Our passion behind this book is to help women secure a financially strong future especially during these unprecedented and uncertain times.    The early reviews for The Only Woman in the Room - Knowledge and Inspiration from 20 Successful Real Estate Women Investors have been amazing!    “Throughout my career there were multiple occasions where