We're taking a trip back to February 2021, when I was celebrating five years on this wild business ride! I'm about to spill the beans on the 8 pieces of advice that, honestly, I'm pretty glad I didn't just nod along to. And it's all up to you, really – whether you want to take these and run with them. Here’s a quick rundown of the episode… [00:05] This episode is from the Archives as I used to have a different podcast with a different name.[00:38] Even this was recorded in February of 2021, when I celebrated 5 years in business, this is still packed with so much value that you’ll enjoy listening.[00:58] I’ve come to the realization that 5 years have already passed since I left my corporate job and started my own business journey.[02:20] Take note that since this was a past recording, some dates, mentions and resources may no longer be applicable. This episode is about the 8 business advice I’m glad I didn’t listen to.[02:53] Just because I decided not to listen to this type of advice doesn’t mean you shouldn’t either.[04:18] The first advice I’m glad I didn’t listen to is that you must gain traditional professional experience before starting your own business.[07:16] The second advice is that I shouldn’t quit my current job until I have at least 6 months worth of savings.[10:00] The third advice is the need to niche.[13:23] The fourth advice is to go where the money is.[15:38] The fifth advice is to stop being emotional in your business.[17:45] The sixth advice is that you shouldn’t give away your value for free.[20:45] The seventh advice is the client is always right.[22:12] The eighth advice is that great product will sell itself again.[25:25] Keep in mind that advice is rooted in personal experiences, so what worked for someone else might not work for you. 🖤 Follow & share If you find this podcast helpful, share it with a friend who may enjoy it too so more people can discover the show and gain value from it. Check out all my free resources and ways to work with me on my website, or come hang out with me on Instagram.