No one tells you how to run a business. There is no book on what it really takes to create a company that is not only successful but also has a purpose. We leave the comfort of our corporate job and it is SHOCKING what we discover in the entrepreneurial world.
In today’s episode I am talking to CEO of Hatch Tribe, author and podcast host Hillary Johnson who is sharing with us her experience about leaving her comfort zone to start her business. Her specialty is to help women become successful business owners with purpose, power, and profit.
(2:28) “You don’t know what you don’t know until you are right in the middle of it” --Hillary Johnson
(8:48) “It was successful, but I was not feeling the joy. I had to have that long inner dialog to consider if this something to keep doing.” --Hillary Johnson
(16:40) “When entrepreneurs are better connected and they have a network of people they can ask for advice, they can ask for referrals. They can shorten their learning curve because they have the right people at their fingertips” --Hillary Johnson
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https://www.facebook.com/hatchtribe
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