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364: Lessons From My First Business

04.04.2019 - By Natalie Eckdahl, MBAPlay

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Learning how to run a profitable business takes time. Despite what some people might have you believe, we’re not born equipped with all the knowledge and wisdom we need to become a successful entrepreneur. Life teaches us those things.   You might have the fundamentals of running a business down to a tee, but it’s not until you’re in the trenches of your business that you gain a wealth of knowledge and finally understand what it takes to be a business owner.  I’ve learned a lot throughout my career. But, the lessons I learned back in my first business, have arguably been the most impactful on me and my career. In this episode of the podcast, I take you back in time to my very first business and share the seven most valuable lessons I learned that impact how I run BizChix today.  So, what are you waiting for? Take a trip down memory lane with me!  In this episode, I discuss:  Why you should build a sales team  The value of retaining clients  How to create momentum in your business  Why you need to seek impactful work that brings you joy  Join the BizChix Community  Books, Tools or Events Mentioned:  R.E.S.E.T. Your Mindset  BizChix Episodes Mentioned:  362: How to Get More Clients  337: Selling a Blue Ocean Product with Sue Monhait  312: Sales is About Listening with Nikki Rausch  311: How to Get More Referrals   323: How to Create a High End Offer with Carol Cox  Listen to Stacking Your Team  Work with Us:  One Day Mastermind  GrowthChix Accelerator Program  ProfitChix Mastermind  CEOCHIX Mastermind  Strategy Session  Join the BizChix Community  This episode was first published at BizChix.com/364. Subscribe to our sister podcast, Stacking Your Team, on your podcast app or listen at bizchix.com/category/team/.   

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