When I first immigrated to USA 19 years ago, I was desperately broke, had some health issues, a newborn, and every reason to despair.The worst part of all for me - to have a baby or a parent who needs you to take care of them, but having no capacity to do so. It just destroys a part of your soul in a way you never knew was possible…I ended up getting into a law school and also working two jobs as a waitress, graduating at the top 10% of my class while not being fluent in English. Afterwards I practiced litigation for over a decade, lifting my family out of poverty, providing every material benefit.When my friend immigrated to USA, I could not find a job for her so we started a cleaning company with a $1K investment. 3 years later, it’s a hugely successful company with a team of 40 and millions in revenue. It is celebrated and I teach and mentor many aspiring entrepreneurs, especially female. The unglamorous part of this was that in the beginning I cleaned the homes myself - including scrubbing out moldy and crusted food that was forgotten in the garage fridge for 6 months (!), cleaning out hoarders’ and drug addicts’ homes, scrubbing toilets and doing things I would never ask for my employees to do now.Today we are franchising the Superb Maids nationwide. This will serve my mission to help people to achieve their American Dream. Also, I created natural way to boost energy to help people who have to juggle multiple responsibilities. We use single-origin organic Japanese matcha to create all-natural energy shots.