June 14, 2016
Listen to the Episode Below: Building a business that’s resilient and has “legs” means it can withstand the storms that come. In Sonia Clayton’s case, literally–as she started her multi-million-dollar business intelligence and training company just after Tropical Storm Allison hit Texas in 2001. And then 9/11 hit … everybody. And a few years later, like a one-two punch, she was hit with a cancer diagnosis. Not to mention the “normal” challenges of starting and growing a business … in an industry that isn’t exactly known for welcoming women. Does your business have “legs”? How can you stay resilient when it feels like you’re always on the losing end of a boxing match? Tune into this episode of Business Breakthrough, where seasoned entrepreneur Sonia Clayton shares her secrets for mental toughness while building a team, giving back, and keeping the faith. How to Stay Resilient When Obstacles Hit… Share your intellectual wealth. Build and hire a team you trust, with members who have unique skills and talents. That way, you can rely on the strengths of your employees,…
Continue ReadingTerror gripped me. The Summons and Complaint for a malpractice had my name in the caption. I’m stunned. The client was a whack job, yet just 2 years into my law practice, my license was…
Read MoreListen to the Episode Below: In a small business, it’s already easy to drown in the floods of information that get generated every day. Where is it? Who created it? And how can you find…
Read MoreYou provide your services 7 weeks late without explanation You don’t have the expertise to do what the client wants You share the client’s confidential information on Twitter You overcharge the client for “miscellaneous expenses”…
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I know first-hand that running a knowledge-based service business has unique challenges. It’s so much easier when you have an advocate in your corner. Over the past 25 years, I’ve worked with thousands of New York business professionals who want a legal advisor to guide and support them as they navigate the business world.
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