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In this engaging conversation, Teah Ojeda and her guest, Tee, discuss the essential lessons learned in the first year of business, particularly for women entrepreneurs. They explore the importance of not needing extensive equipment to start, the necessity of streamlining processes, valuing one's time, and the significance of contracts. The discussion also emphasizes the power of authenticity, giving oneself grace, and recognizing one's worth in the business landscape. Through personal anecdotes and insights, they provide valuable cheat codes for navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship.
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00:00 Introduction to Cheat Codes for Women in Business
01:33 Celebrating Year One in Business and Lessons Learned
03:07 Introduction and Event Preparations
06:01 Lessons Learned in the First Year of Business
08:59 The Importance of Streamlining Processes
12:01 Valuing Time and Setting Boundaries
15:15 Contracts and Client Accountability
18:08 Finding Your Unique Voice and Authenticity
21:08 Giving Yourself Grace as a New Business Owner
23:56 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
keywords: community, support, entrepreneurship, women in business, encouragement, networking, ideas, action, mentorship, personal growthsummary
In this conversation, Teah Ojeda emphasizes the importance of taking action even when fear is present, building a supportive community, and being strategic about sharing ideas. She encourages listeners to pursue their goals despite challenges and to create the community they need for support. Teah also highlights the need for discretion when discussing personal visions and ideas, advocating for a more selective approach to sharing. Ultimately, she inspires listeners to start their endeavors NOW, regardless of their circumstances.
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