November 7, 2016
Would that we could wave a magic wand and–POOF!–be a successful entrepreneur. Actually, it’s usually more a matter of becoming a successful entrepreneur and growing into the role than all-of-a-sudden being it. In this short video interview with Carolyn Kepcher of Work Her Way, I briefly discuss how a business owner might get in the way of becoming a successful entrepreneur, particularly if she doesn’t: Have a written agreement with her client Avoid getting [BLEEPED] by a business partner See the value of an outside team of advisors What else do you think it takes to be a successful entrepreneur? Have questions about working with Kaufman Business Law? This is the video to watch. Watch our Video
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