Relentless: Homeless Teen to Achieving the Entrepreneur Dream

From a homeless shelter for youth to the Inc. 5,000 list of fastest growing companies in America, Relentless is a raw and powerful memoir about one woman's tenacity that helped her break free from an abusive childhood, the irreversible decisions of her parents that left her transient, and the grittiness that has followed her through growing a multi-million dollar corporation of her own.

Natasha Miller's zest for rigorous violin practice energized her to rise above a cruel and lonely childhood in Des Moines, Iowa. At sixteen, she was living on her own, working odd jobs, and hustling in the music business to make ends meet.

In search of stability and a sense of family, Natasha moved to San Francisco, CA after marrying an architect at age twenty-three. The birth of her daughter Bennett was the catalyst that finally convinced her enough was enough. No one was coming to save her. The only person that could save her was herself.

Despite the success of her entertainment production company, Miller found herself bogged in the daily grind of working in her business instead of on it.

Natasha shares the inner work she did to become more confident and independent. As well, the practical steps she took to activate profit, optimize her systems, and become a leader with intention.

Shocking, poetic yet unfiltered, Miller's voice is honest and her fervor for life is infectious. Rich with personal anecdotes and nuggets of wisdom, Relentless is a book to come back to when you're in need of advice from an old friend, a jolt of energy to kickstart your life, or simply a reminder that you can do it, whatever "it" may be.