Where Do U Start? (Minicast 2)
from 21st Century Marketing Hosted by Drew Andrews
Drew & Greg discuss how to get started in your business. Many people want to go into business for themselves but have no idea where to start. Going into business sounds nice, but most people have no idea which business is right for them. This minicast helps people choose wisely before jumping into a business venture. This is real commonsense talk that most of us ignore due to our desire to start a business and the excitment of being a business owner.
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This episode was published on March 24, 2012.
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