I Can't Hustle Any Harder Than This
I Can't Hustle Any Harder Than This
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Unlike the so-called "influencers" on social media talking about how easy it is to run your own business or start a side hustle, "I Can't Hustle..." is all about the truth of business ownership. Rachael Wonderlin started a blog in 2014 called "Dementia By Day," which she converted into a consulting firm in 2016. After nearly a decade of running a small, online business, Rachael has some thoughts to share.
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The podcast focuses on the realities of entrepreneurship, including topics such as the myths surrounding passive income, the challenges faced in business cult environments, and the transition from traditional jobs to digital entrepreneurship, with episodes featuring guests sharing personal experiences and insights into their entrepreneurial journeys.
Unlike the so-called “influencers” on social media talking about how easy it is to run your own business or start a side hustle, “I Can’t Hustle…” is all about the truth of business ownership. Rachael Wonderlin started a blog in 2014 called “Dementia By Day,” which she converted into a consulting firm in 2016. After nearly a decade of running a small, online business, Rachael has some thoughts to share.
On episode 11 of I Can’t Hustle Any Harder Than This, we talk to Candice Komar, partner in the family law firm of Pollock Begg. Candice works in family law—primarily in divorce—and that’s why we wanted to talk to her about the business of getting divorced: what’s involved, who gets divorced and when, how she got into family law, and much, much more.
Candice has been practicing law for almost 40 years exclusively in the family law area. She often represents individuals with complex financial and business matters. Candice has been a frequent lecturer on various family law issues throughout her career for family law organizations.
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