She was driving in on a beautiful, blue-sky Friday morning thinking we survived COVID, we finally made it — and by that afternoon, 90% of her business was gone.

Vita Vygovska built Vitalia Inc. from a shop-at-home business run out of a 1998 Honda Accord into a team of 10 with a 2,500 sq ft workroom north of Philadelphia. In this episode she pulls the curtain all the way back — the corporate job that was quietly killing her, the terrifying decision to scale, the electrical fire that leveled everything, and the one line on her to-do list she kept pushing down until it was too late.

What we get into:

• Why she researched cardboard boxes and gyms before landing on window treatments
• The "God, take it all away" moment — when success became a burden
• The Ukrainian saying that reframes every money decision: "a poor person pays twice"
• Vision boards, faith, and why the universe meets you halfway (but only if you do the work)
• The fire, the 45 minutes that made it worse, and the insurance mistake she owns completely
• Why her ultimate goal is a business that runs without her — where work is optional

Guest - https://vitaliainc.com/

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