No one wants to think about cancer, but when you’re an entrepreneur, the thought of a cancer diagnosis is extra scary. In this episode, Natasha Golinsky shares her unexpected journey of being diagnosed with breast cancer while managing her business, and there’s so much we can learn from her about advocating for our health, building a strong team, and taking charge of our destinies as entrepreneurs.
Key takeaways:
- Advocating for your health is non-negotiable.
- Building a strong team is crucial for business resilience — even if the unthinkable happens.
- Outsourcing can lead to increased profitability and efficiency.
- Life is too short to work in a misaligned business.
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Music by: Shmukelele
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