Podcast Episode 39: Crash & Learn with Racheal Cook

Crash & Learns are where I interview an entrepreneur about a time that they probably don’t want to talk about – a total business failure.

This week, I’m talking with Racheal Cook, creator of the Sweet Spot Strategy, who talks about how being on bed rest with twins was her crash and learn moment that she completely overcame!

Listen in on Episode 39 and you’ll learn

How and why Racheal was able to transition from traditional corporate America to entrepreneurship
The importance of calculating employee returns
When to hire or outsource
Why “hire slow and fire fast”?
Why Rachael and Lise do not use retainer contracts
How prior regrets serve you in the future
Why simple is best

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With grit + gratitude,

Xo Lisé

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