EPISODE · Jun 29, 2020 · 13 MIN
STARTING IN THE GREAT RECESSION (And What We Learned Growing Up Amish) by the Raber twins
from Ethical Sales with the Raber twins · host Verbal Crowd Network
As we start the Ethical Sales Podcast journey, join Elias and Matt as they share their lives as entrepreneurs and what you can expect to see in future episodes. They get into their experiences growing up Amish, starting a business in a bad economy, and how they felt as things began to work in their favor. In this episode, you’ll learn: • How they were able to be creative just from doing the things you love • Making a decision to become an entrepreneur at a bad time • Feeling like millionaires driving home with their first $10,000 check • Getting over unmet expectations and pushing to get better • And more --- Connect with the Ethical Sales Podcast and the Raber Twins! Website: ethicalsales.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/rabertwins Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rabertwinsofficial/ Website: https://leaderminded.com
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As we start the Ethical Sales Podcast journey, join Elias and Matt as they share their lives as entrepreneurs and what you can expect to see in future episodes. They get into their experiences growing up Amish, starting a business in a bad economy, and how they felt as things began to work in their favor. In this episode, you’ll learn: • How they were able to be creative just from doing the things you love • Making a decision to become an entrepreneur at a bad time • Feeling like millionaires driving home with their first $10,000 check • Getting over unmet expectations and pushing to get better • And more --- Connect with the Ethical Sales Podcast and the Raber Twins! Website: ethicalsales.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/rabertwins Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rabertwinsofficial/ Website: https://leaderminded.com
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STARTING IN THE GREAT RECESSION (And What We Learned Growing Up Amish) by the Raber twins
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