October 31, 2018
Many thanks to Matt Bacak for pointing out two important aspects of evaluating a business partnership opportunity — things that many entrepreneurs overlook: First, If you are looking to establish a business partnership or seeking out a business opportunity, we all know how important it is to look at how much money you are going to make. But second — and in keeping with the overall question “What kind of lifestyle do I want to lead?” — is whether you even have the energy to focus on this? As he says, “Whether you’ll be selling affiliate products, doing joint venture deals or whether you want to start your own website with the plans of building an empire . . . you need to really think about how much time and energy you want to commit to this project.” Have questions about working with Kaufman Business Law? This is the video to watch. Watch our Video
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