Not everyone can be an entrepreneur. But when you realize that it’s for you, you can become successful. In this episode with our guest, Laura Stees, we are going to talk about the mindset, traits, and purpose of a successful entrepreneur.
Here’s more about our guest, Laura Stees:
“Laura Stees, CPA, is a founding partner of SWC — Southern California’s independently owned tax planning and financial strategy advisory firm for small-business owners, real estate investors, and high-net-worth individuals. The driving force behind SWC’s brand and operations, Laura advises the firm’s clients on several fronts, including tax planning, estates and trusts, investment vehicles, legacy planning, and other net-worth-generating strategies. A Series 65 (NASAA Uniform Investment Adviser Law) registered advisor, Laura graduated from San Francisco State University’s nationally acclaimed Lam Family College of Business and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). She has more than three decades of experience in public accounting, business management consulting and financial advisory services.”
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