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Let's Talk H.A.M.
Business Owners Vs. Employess
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Ladies of Let's Talk H.A.M.
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Season 2
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Episode 29
In this week's episode of Let's Talk H.A.M. (Hearts and Minds) we look at Business ownership and compare it to being an employee. Want to start a business? This is the episode for you! We discuss the pros and cons of both and give a real picture of the statistics of business ownership. We also provide a great resource to help you get started.
Talk Points:
- We define Business owners and employees
- Why is Business ownership on the rise
- Why do we only discuss pros of Business ownership and Cons of being an employee
- Why do so many Black owned business fail in the first 18 months
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