Woman with great debt invests her last 4,000 pesos in her business and is now a millionaire

Betting on starting your own business with the last thing left in your bank account is not an easy decision, but this is what Isabel Sánchez did, a 25-year-old woman who is now a millionaire despite having a debt of 70 thousand dollars after finishing her Nursing studies. This is her story.

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Through his TikTok account, Sánchez has revealed the drastic change his life has undergone in the last two years, which has allowed him the luxury of living a dream life.

At the age of 23, Sánchez revealed that she was studying in nursing school, practically living from day to day and working part-time as a waitress, which made her lose valuable time with her son.

A year later, at 24, Isabel graduated as a nurse, but ended up with $70,000 in debt from student loans and overworked with poor pay.

Thus, with an unfavorable outlook for her, the now 25-year-old woman made the decision to invest the last 200 dollars (just over four thousand pesos) she had and started her business, creating her brand Resiliently Me, where he sells clothes online and that allows him a "seven-figure" profit.

Success in her company has allowed Isabel to relocate to the house of his dreams, together with his partner and son, in Miami, Florida; live a "dream vacation" (which he shows through his social networks) and save enough to pay for his son's university studies in the future.

As usually happens when a person shows their success in networks, criticism of Isabel was immediate, so she took up some of the comments to answer the "misconceptions" about her success.

To people who assume that Sánchez's success was due to her connections, she let it be known that she actually started with 300 followers and from there her business grew organically.

Regarding why he left Nursing aside, Sánchez pointed out that his “passion changed”, managing to earn much more money in his online business, which gives him the freedom to do whatever he wants in his days.