ANYTHING WOULD WORK: Recent Episodes
Tatiana Tsoir
Follow Tatiana and Eugene's casual discussions about work and its role in their lives. Starting with the pros and cons of traditional vs self employment from the perspective of an accountant and engineer, they share their experiences in hopes of figuring out what their next career move will be. They then take it up a notch and talk about everything.
Have suggestions on our podcast NAME CHANGE? Email your ideas: tatiana@tatianatsoir.com
Good Leaders: * good communicator * good motivator * trust Leader's Job is complicated: - communicate vision - so everyone knows their role - reading books for skills - make mistakes & keep going - take responsibility Managers: - people manager - can be a leader
stages of business development business support program Something That's Yours Membership Experience
Corporate: where I wanted to be Suggested: sit down with your family, those affected the most. Are they onboard? Setting expectations Long-er term goal: letting go of timeline. 3 Main things- decide: determination, planning & ability to stick with it. Everyone keeps coming back to the last one. alignment of people, culture, values, mission = you're in flow expectation re-evaluation way to schedule and easy way to pay = opens up your revenue streams Special Guest: Amber Dugger.
Start with Strengths Clifton Strength Assessment -Good basis Undervalue in myself and am frustrated by in others = that's your clue to YOU Ask that regret question "We are what we focus on" Joseph Special Guest: Darren Virassammy.
seeing a gap or a void that can be filled monetize it early on see opportunity and fill the need differentiation between a serial entrepreneur and a business owner - there is an overlap. serial entrepreneurs manifest themselves early on start up CEOs' skillset is in starting & growing, but having a huge entity is not what they wanted or liked it gets tiring to run a business if you run it payment to payment
Terri Suggests: * Michael Gerber's the E-Myth - a must read before branching out on your own * If you make significant amount of money an Accountand advisor can help you make better decisions and use investments and other options to reduce your taxes * If you get past the W2 scenarios, you definitely want an advisor to back you up You can reach Terri here: www.terriharrisonmead.com www.pilotingyourlife.com IG @terriharrisonmead Twitter @terrihansonmead YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPDlEQPOq3_sBGKmSMyjMZQ Podcast: http://www.terrihansonmead.com/pilotingyourlife Special Guest: Terri Mead.
Software can be dangerous Life Changes: better get an accountant Multiple Businesses: Stop Overpaying Taxes
Please Read this article (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/05/business/tax-accountant.html) for next time. Dunning Kruger Effect - Look it up Simple Taxes (W2, some interest and maybe some student loan stuff) - do it yourself Don't assume confident professionals know what they are doing. They may be on their first curve of confidence.
Please reach out to Jessica here: IG @purelyhealing FB @purelyyouhealing www.purelyyouhealing.com Special Guest: Jessica Dooley.
Assigned Articles Forbes article (https://www.forbes.com/sites/lizryan/2017/05/10/five-reasons-to-work-for-yourself-and-five-reasons-not-to/#49ec52393f62) - Reason for and against becoming a consultant - we could go over those pros and cons and maybe even add some during the show. Clark - Diverse vs single income - this is good. Some good arguments. I think we can review this topic in depth from different age/marital status/children perspective. This article is about chosing the side hustle https://clark.com/employment-military/choose-your-side-hustle-carefully/ There is also a book called “Side Hustle”