Beth, the middle child out of five, was always determined to succeed. Her parents called her the "I Can Do Girl" and she started her entrepreneurial journey in middle school by selling candy. She never wanted to work for dollars but wanted dollars to work for her. After finishing school, she became a bail bonds woman for 13 years and was successful. But she eventually realized she wanted to spend more time with her family, attend her children's events, and work on her home projects.

She encourages readers to never be scared of failure, as it can be used as a tool in their toolbox for future endeavors. Beth's passion for projects and keeping busy with her family led her to open and run successful restaurants, which she never saw as work.

However, around 2006, she started feeling like she was going crazy and experiencing physical and cognitive symptoms. She couldn't even go to her store due to anxiety. Finally, her brain shut down, and she survived a nasty nightmare. Beth's story is one of determination, success, and ultimately, the importance of being preventive. Her story can help millions around the world by raising awareness of the need for preventive measures.

Beth's story serves as a cautionary tale while inspiring readers to take risks and follow their passions while finding a balance in their lives.