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Charles Ndegwe on the Real Cost of Starting a Business — and the Philosophy That Keeps It Running

from Charles Ndegwe of Fergus- Podcasts · host Charles Ndegwe Afunaduula

Charles Ndegwe didn't take a conventional path to building his business — and in this conversation, he doesn't give conventional answers.Charles is the founder of CNA Professional Accountants Corp., based in Fergus, Ontario. In this episode, he walks through his entrepreneurial journey — the decisions he made early on, the philosophy he developed over years of running a firm, and what he's learned about building trust with clients in a community-driven market.He's refreshingly direct about what worked, what didn't, and what he'd do differently. If you run a small business, or you're thinking about starting one, this episode is worth your time.Topics covered: entrepreneurship in small-town Ontario, building a professional practice, the mindset behind long-term business success, and why Charles believes community matters more than marketing.Read complete interview at: https://charlesndegwe.substack.com/p/from-numbers-to-strategy-a-conversation

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