chanlin ma and matt moore is back with us. , you have a new book out. >> i do. >> and the name of it? >> "you need more money." it's a very personal story. my brother-in-law passed at a very early age and was unfinancially prepared. it's a wake-up call for people to get their money right. >> you give personal advice and actually good tips on how there are things we just simply aren't thinking about now that we could be. >> two parts, the wake-up call, second part, the road map. what are the steps you need to take. >> now to grow your business. let's start with you, shan, because you started your company from nothing, and it's now a growing company in your space. congratulations for that. >> thank you. >> what are your tips? >> my tips are not to take no for an answer. everyone starting a new business want to hear positive feedback and your family and friends really want to give you positive feedback and support for your idea. what i found most valuable was to seek out people who are unrelated to you who are your end customers a

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