Don’t treat your business like an ATM machine!

EPISODE · Sep 10, 2018 · 9 MIN

Don’t treat your business like an ATM machine!

from Create with Elyse · host Elyse-Anne

5: This is where the majority of the corporate companies such have COKE and McDonald’s have gone wrong. It’s focused on pleasing their share holders and a profit driven company. While there’s nothing wrong with profits but if the company is profit driven then it’s a completely different story. What’s the intention of starting a business? It’s to make money and be profitable right? Otherwise it’s a charity organization. Even if it’s one, it’s needs to be funded by money. As solepreneurs, a one woman show, sometimes we can be so one sided that we block ourseleves from other sources of income. There was a time where I believed that money can only come through my business but there was a problem. I had nothing to sell because I was at a phrase where I couldn’t create another product just to make money. I’ve seen so many women bruised and burned by all these online courses that promises the heaven and beyond. I couldn’t do it even thought times were bad. My soul was not for sale!

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