January 9, 2020 by Jacqueline M. Baker

We often spend a lot of time worrying about starting because of our fears.

And while it is normal to have fears, apprehension and hesitations, we must ask ourselves, "how can we structure our lives and new ventures in a way that sets us up for success. 

Having a solid lack of structure often induces anxiety and fear because we don't have a plan for what to do next. 

In a recent conversation with Jenni Hendrix, founder of Tax Team Services, we engage in a transparent conversation where we discuss how she started her company, her biggest mistake when she started and the top financial mistakes that people make when starting. 

Here are 4 key lessons from this episode

  • [7:33] Seek the opportunity. Sometimes your start can happen in an unexpected way.
  • [9:10] Jump out and get started. A lot of information and items get answered in the action. 
  • [32:40] Jenni discusses the importance of being a master of your craft. There's always another level and learning opportunity. 
  • [35:10] Top financial mistakes when starting. Jenni shares some of the most common mistake that people make when deciding to start a business. 

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