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How do I keep my employer from claiming ownership of my business?
Okay, so the situation is a bit complicated. I would love some advice from anyone who has been through this before or knows how to protect yourself from these situations. I'll try to keep explanation simple. So, I am a 25 year old Marketing Manager with a nation wide tire distributor, but I...- TreyAllDay
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To what extent should I gauge the need for my product?
Would also be curious to hear how much time to spend on this step and when to know it's time to move forward- TreyAllDay
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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To what extent should I gauge the need for my product?
Hello All! I wanted to quickly introduce myself and also get your opinion on a strategy I heard MJ talk about in an interview and have heard from other entrepreneurs. So, about me- My name is Trey, I'm 25 from Alberta Canada. Since I was 19 I've worked in marketing (after getting a 2 year...- TreyAllDay
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Can your fastlane business violate the commandment of time?
EXECUTIONAnd I obviously have many ways to make it better and add value over the other options who provide services like this.- TreyAllDay
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Can your fastlane business violate the commandment of time?
EXECUTIONInteresting. Just a bit of background on the project, I work in hr and employee engagement. My employers pay me 70K a year to implement systems for them- intranets that allow them to better manage their employees throughout multiple branches. Businesses of all sizes are beginning to realize they...- TreyAllDay
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Can your fastlane business violate the commandment of time?
EXECUTIONI'm curious how you all feel about this- or if I read the commandment of time wrong....so I have a business idea but until I sell it I believe it will take up nothing but time to run it. The idea is I want to provide HR and employee engagement solutions to mid-large sized businesses through...- TreyAllDay
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