Legal-ease For Entrepreneurs: Empowering Creatives About The Legal Aspects Of Running A Business

In August 2016, losing a close friend left me devastated and I was ready to quit my solo practice and go back to working for BigLaw.   In June 2016, my business had finally started to turn around so I decided to start a podcast to share my journey.  And by August 2016, I had recorded a couple of episodes, told a few friends, lined up guests and dropped $2k on a website and brand strategies.  When tragedy struck in 2016, I wanted to pack the whole thing up and move on, but I had already invested time and hard-earned money into this podcast, I figured, I'd just release the episodes - which I did in December 2016.   I had no intention of recording additional episodes and didn't think anyone would listen.  However, I wanted to finish what I started, so I released the episodes.     After releasing the podcast, I received so much support and feeback from friends and family (and random people!), it kept me going.   In this episode, I talk about how my podcast helped me find my voice, increase revenue in my business