-: My undergraduate was
very much a
I have a BA in Liberal Arts, so it was very general
and that was helpful.
I took some psych, I took some sociology, anthropology
and just sort of the study of people and their environments
and understanding trends because nobody's in a vacuum.
Certainly, for somebody who has an idea
that this is what they wanna do, taking the soft sciences,
understanding as or getting an understanding
as best possible of people and their environments
and different kinds of influences and that kind of thing.
Pay attention to the other pieces.
How you market yourself, how you present yourself
to potential clients as well as to who would be referring
business to you, local docs,
people in the clergy.
You know, I think one of the things that is a huge challenge
for entrepreneurs is that you go into something
because it's what you wanna do, but this is what you do
but to do this you have to do this,
and that's something that I'm not sure
a lot of people really embrace.
My husband's also self employed
and, you know, he's really, really good at what he does
and he was also trying to do the books,
and he was trying to do the marketing and the website design
and, you know, it's like, no, you have to hire somebody.
You're so used to doing everything
because that's sort of what an entrepreneur does
but you get to a certain point
and to really succeed and grow you need
to grow your support team.