July 11, 2017
What kind of a schmuck agrees to front the money and only take 50% (me, obviously). And another lesson from the “why didn’t I see this coming?” department: We couldn’t agree on a business name. Sounds crazy, right? We kept going back and forth with different names for the business — Grace wanted one that was more esoteric, more in keeping with the exotic origin of the juice; I wanted one that would be found by search engines. We spent a couple of hours going back and forth over this, with no resolution (ultimately). Sheesh — if we couldn’t agree on this, how were we going to agree on an overall focus and direction for the company? [Answer: we wouldn’t] You deserve to be paid, protected, and prosperous. Kaufman Business Law can help get you there. Watch this short video to find out how. Watch our Video
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