You ever want those lines in your carpet, but just can’t figure out how to do it? Are you looking for a recession proof business to start but just don’t know how? Well this episode is for you! Danielle recently quit her W-2 job and went full time with her cleaning business. She has an amazing cleaning team and subcontractors, doing commercial businesses and residential businesses in Baltimore and the surrounding areas. She discussed the following:
How to start a cleaning business Knowing your worth Leveraging your w-2 job to fund the side gig
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