078: Turning Your Passion into a 7-Figure Business with Brittani Murray

It’s no secret that many business owners end up leaving their corporate jobs and careers because something is missing. They aren’t fulfilled, they don’t feel appreciated, and they have other passions. Today’s guest can speak to that.

Brittani Murray began her career as a dental hygienist. But she wanted to combine her passion for cleaning and love for animals, creating Maid for Muddy Paws. After several years of hard work and perseverance, she has turned her passion into a 7-figure business.

In our conversation, Brittani shares the steps she took to turn her dream into a reality. We’ll discuss the challenges of starting your own business, scaling it, overcoming doubt, and learning from your mistakes. If you need a little nudge to finally take the plunge and turn your business idea into a reality, this episode will inspire you to get started!

And Brittani has a special offer. If you’re in Magnolia, Texas, or the surrounding area, you can enjoy 10% off at Maid for Muddy Paws by mentioning “PODCAST” when you book their services.

Key Takeaways:

The origin of Maid For Muddy Paws
External influence on career choices
The challenges of building a business
The freedom & joy of doing what you love
Turning problems into business opportunities
Figuring out your capacity & scaling up
Seeing obstacles as learning moments
What are Working Interviews?
Outsourcing what you don’t enjoy

Who Is Brittani Murray?

After working as a dental hygienist, Brittani decided she wanted to switch up her career path. As an avid animal lover (she has 12 animals!), she wanted to combine her love for cleaning with her love for animals.

With that, Maid For Muddy Paws was born. After 9 successful years of business, Maid For Muddy Paws is proud to continue to serve busy home and business owners in the Magnolia, Texas area.

Mic Drop Moments:

“Don’t tell me ‘no’ because if you tell me ‘no’, I’ll find a way to at least do it once.” – Brittani Murray

“You have to be organized because, at the end of the day, it’s hard to be a one-man show and grow.” – Brittani Murray

“Honor those people that are there to help you make your life easier and take care of them and respect them. And at the end of the day, communicate. It’s all about communication.” – Brittani Murray

“When you’re doing what you love, work isn’t terrible. It’s the freedom to do it wherever you want, whenever you want, and serve people.” – April Roberts