Jul 27, 2026 · 37 min · 12 segments
What do you do when life knocks you all the way down… and you still have no choice but to keep going? In this episode of *Main Street Success Stories*, Jennifer Kok sits down with Natalia Zacharin…
Natalia ZacharinGuest
Jennifer KochHost
I'm just like blown away right now because we live in a world, and even in 2019, where if it doesn't happen by tomorrow, we're pivoting, we're changing course, we're self-doubting, we're looking for the next best thing.

And I always say that, you know, your success just quietly unfolds in the consistency of keeping to keep showing up.

How in the heck did you keep yourself just continually LinkedIn, DMing people, talking to people when there was such a span of time where you weren't seeing the results? There were

times where I felt like this, when am I going to hit rock bottom? Because it felt like rock bottom was endless.

I felt like I kept spiraling, especially financially, further and further down.

And I could not figure out where was rock bottom for the momentum to start climbing back up.

And I didn't find another job and I couldn't take a second job because I couldn't work in the evenings.

And at that time, this is 2019, where virtual positions and anything virtual on Zoom and everything hadn't really existed yet.

I'm just like blown away right now because we live in a world, and even in 2019, where if it doesn't happen by tomorrow, we're pivoting, we're changing course, we're self-doubting, we're looking for the next best thing.

And I always say that, you know, your success just quietly unfolds in the consistency of keeping to keep showing up.

How in the heck did you keep yourself just continually LinkedIn, DMing people, talking to people when there was such a span of time where you weren't seeing the results? There were

times where I felt like this, when am I going to hit rock bottom? Because it felt like rock bottom was endless.

I felt like I kept spiraling, especially financially, further and further down.

And I could not figure out where was rock bottom for the momentum to start climbing back up.

And I didn't find another job and I couldn't take a second job because I couldn't work in the evenings.

And at that time, this is 2019, where virtual positions and anything virtual on Zoom and everything hadn't really existed yet.
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