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The Best Advice for Your Business With Eric Ronke
41 minutes Posted May 13, 2019 at 11:00 pm.
Where the dangers of business advice originate from these days
Why the internet is not always your friend
Online groups 
People have the best intentions with their advice, but the advice is not always the best for your situation
How to determine if the individual giving you advice is worth applying to your business
The dangers of confirmation bias and seeking different perspectives
Overcome the fear of seeking in person assistance
Great and free local resources that aren’t online
The difference between doing it yourself and having others assist you
The danger of hustling and grinding and where your time is best spent
Seek advice from more than one source to be efficient in your business
Dwell on Eric’s quote: Don’t ask directions from someone that has never been where you are going.
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In the start-up as well as in the ongoing direction of a business, a make or break decision can move you forward or derail the entire trip. In today’s episode we speak with Eric Ronke, attorney at law, to discuss the value of great advice and the shortfall of where most people are getting advice today.
IMPORTANT POINTS
Don’t ask directions from someone that has never been where you are going.
32:20 - Dwell on Eric’s quote: Don’t ask directions from someone that has never been where you are going.
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Eric’s email address
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