May 29, 2020
When the Coronavirus hit, many thought the quarantine would last only 2 months. The PPP and EIDL benefits reflect this — covering only an 8-week period. So it’s quite possible the funding train will come to an end … and we won’t be going back to business “as it was” anytime soon. Which makes it all the more important to be open for new ideas. (Because the world is NOT going back to the way it was). In this short video, I share three sources to give solo and small firm owners inspiration for pivoting just a little differently: Clients at home in quarantine Collaboration and strategic partners The clear blue sky Now is not the time to hide away until the lockdowns lift. For more, have a look at my article: You don’t sharpen a knife against a sponge. Interested in working with Kaufman Business Law? Contact us today. Contact Us
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