The Startup: Your First Advisor

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December 29, 2011
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December 29th, 2011

“Entrepreneurs are expected to be experts in every discipline, to be able to do anything and make every decision. It can be a tough and lonely job.” Will Limkemann

Mr. Limkemann’s quote is accurate. Entrepreneurs have an extremely difficult job and are forced to make decisions based on limited knowledge.

There is a solution. The first step is to form a good advisory board. Next, is to hire a good local attorney. In a startup mode, you can probably get some preliminary advice for free.

Will Linkemann, the author of The Successful Home Business Guide was a recent guest on Entrepreneurs Club Radio. He talks about that first advisor and how vitally important he can be.

Please listen here.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45441981/Will%20Limkemann%20on%20advisors%20%20December%2028%2C%202011.mp3

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