Is Connecticut businesswoman Dareesha Hardy the credit repair industry’s best kept secret?
Andre Johnson 
MAKING HEADLINE NEWS WELCOMES DAREESHA HARDY
Don’t let her age fool you.
Because for a young businesswoman, Dareesha Hardy is on the move.
Not only is she on a quest to fulfill the purpose for which God created her, but she’s destined to devise ways to reach back and help others follow suit.
“The competitive drive in life propelled me for my business venture,” Hardy, a 28-year-old entrepreneur, told Making Headline News during an interview this week from New Haven, Connecticut. “I understand that living isn’t for the weak and, in order to change your current situation, you have to change your current situation. Only the hunters eat well. Everyone else pretty much just gets whatever is left over.”
FINANCIAL POWERHOUSE
Some pretty strong and remarkably compelling words of wisdom offered by this young and opportunistic businesswoman, who is widely known as an up-and-coming multifaceted entrepreneur, most notably a Credit Repair Specialist.
Having appropriately found her niche in what has emerged as an overwhelmingly competitive industry, Hardy doesn’t shy away from the notion that she deemed it essential to delve off into the credit repair universe for one major reason: financial survival.
“I know what it is to survive,” said Hardy, a native of New Haven who is widely known also a the ‘Financial Powerhouse.’ “Now I’m ready to start thriving. If you’re not willing to put in the work to create and build the life you want for yourself, you will always live the life given to you. “
For Hardy, amongst the reasons she’s already enjoying sustained success while functioning in her element is that she customarily operates her venture with this vital notion in mind, a trend that has given away to her being a woman on the move.
So don’t let her young age fool you.
“I keep all of this in mind in regards to my business,” Hardy said of her fervent desire and objective to create and build the life she wants. “I knew (starting a business venture), it wasn’t going to be easy or always a clear path, but I made up my mind I was going to see my vision through.”
To her credit, Hardy is not only seeing her vision come full circle but, most importantly, she has adopted the notion that suggest she refuses to simply go through the motions while steadily operating in such a popular industry.
In a nutshell, even as a relatively newcomer to the credit repair world, Hardy is aggressively seeking ways to stand out amongst those who are in dire need of having their credit score fixed.
“What I enjoy most is the educational aspect,” said Hardy, who has been a credit repair specialist for approximately a year and a half. “Knowledge really is a key fundamental to your quality of living, then follows financial health. Growing up, I didn’t have much knowledge on financial literacy, but now that I do.”
Now that she’s acquired such pivotal financial knowledge, Hardy has become committed to passing it along to others.
“I’m blessed to be able to educate generations before me that didn’t know what I now know and to educate, as well prepare the generations to come,” Hardy said. “Financial literacy and financial health determines your quality of living and, unfortunately, too many are living poor quality of lives. I hope to change that.”
Eloquently said by a young, vibrant businesswoman, who’s convinced arguably her best and brightest days in entrepreneurship are well ahead of her.
“I’ve been local with my business so far, but I’ve been expanding and hope to grow a nationwide team,” said Hardy, whose venture caters to individuals ranging in ages 18 to 55. “My personal mission in my business is to educate the masses and to be a change agent, helping people shift their mindset about finances, assets, and capital building.”
Who better to create financial change in such an extremely competitive industry than young entrepreneur, who thought it necessary in early 2017 to take a much-needed leap of faith?
“Honestly, I didn’t have anyone to look up to in my field,” Hardy said. “I decided to become whom I wish I had to look up to. Once I realized the lack of knowledge and resources in my community, I seen the necessity and took the opportunity to create a solution that I believe will enhance the livelihood of our nation.”
Talk about having immediate impact while making major moves in entrepreneurship.
She’s Dareesha Hardy.
She’s only 28 years old.
Given the immeasurable strides she’s made in such a brief time as a businesswoman, don’t let her age fool you.
“It is imperative that I esteem and inspire others daily because, simply, we need it,” Hardy said. “When I’m making my social media posts or talking to people, I have to read what I said and listen to my own words. There are too many negative images and narratives that have people feeling stuck, beat down and incapable.”
For what it’s worth, age has nothing to do with it, Hardy hinted.
“I want to be that narrative, that image that keeps someone in the fight for a better life,” Hardy said. “Sometimes, I’m in need of the very same esteem and inspiration. I hope once I’m able to share my story with the world, many will say because I made it, they can and will.”
For more information about New Haven, Connecticut-based Businesswoman Dareesha Hardy, or to inquire about credit repair, connect with her via Facebook under: Dareesha Hardy. Also, send email to: [email protected].
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Andre Johnson is the award-winning Founder and Publisher for Making Headline News. A 2000 graduate of the University of Memphis School of Journalism and a former staff reporter of sports for the Memphis Commercial Appeal newspaper, Johnson covers the NBA Southwest Division from Dallas, Texas. To reach Johnson, send email to [email protected] or to [email protected]. Also, follow him on Twitter @AJ_Journalist.
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