For more details on this podcast visit: https://www.notarycoach.com/blog/PodcastEpisode19
Episode Description:
Selecia has built an amazing business working as a mobile notary, a Justice of the Peace in Florida, a wedding officiant at the Rainbow Notary Nuptials, and an advocate of RON (remote online notary) - tapping into the expat community needs around the country.
You can learn more about Selecia at www.rainbownotaryandnuptials.com
Episode Highlights:
38:56 The cream always rises to the top - the people that are studying, the people that are looking, the people that are working on their Google My Business page, the people that are taking extra classes, the people that are expanding, the people that are doing Apostille, etc, etc.
37:41 It's 2022, we marry everyone! Black and white, older and younger, tall and short, gay or straight. Love is love!
42:01 Anytime someone needs a notary it's a life-changing event for them.
Full transcription of this podcast: https://www.notarycoach.com/blog/PodcastEpisode19
This episode was produced and marketed by the Get Known Podcast Service: www.getknownstrategy.com/podcast-service
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