S6, Episode 22 - My Top Business Lessons

Hello, my friends. How's your first month of 2022 so far? I am happy and glad to see you in our new episode today about

 BUSINESS LESSONS AND TIPS...

Maybe a lot of you have started a business or planning to have one, soon. So I make this episode for you to listen to because it will encourage you in entrepreneurship and you can get a lot of tips that you can use now and in the future.

 

In This Podcast, You will…

• Dave’s shares a few of the top business lessons that he has learned in his entrepreneurial journey
• Listen to Dave’s first business lesson — Important of Profit and Passion
• Second Business Lesson — Be Curious
• Third Business Lesson — Reinvest into the business
• Fourth Business Lesson —- Why you should have a substantial income?
• Fifth Business Lesson — Debt
• Sixth Business Lesson — Why you should be investing in people
• Seventh Business Lesson — Developing community
• Lastly — What’s the feeling of having multiple incomes?
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Resources Mentioned In This Podcast

dave@daviddenniston.com

 

For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com

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