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the
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bomb at the sweeter sea air and hilton
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head island south carolina i've got
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three women on my team with started
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small business last year my most
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important question for you is how
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help prioritize when taking taking
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from a side hustle and a hobby into
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a working fully functional business
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right at the edge we want to move forward i
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hope to hear from you thanks so we'll start
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with lizzie just for the people i
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looked at you website really quickly to the pete
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before that on here on
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sweeter see tell me what businesses
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we came up with this about year ago i
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have to at business partners and jenny
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wrapped less than and joy as deportable
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mail and they small
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many towels that you can put
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in your bag on the go on can
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he saw bar sea fleet sure
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them are you might want to keep your clothes queen
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and you're like not to being are burning in your
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seat they look like they remain at
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of terry cloth so the made up they're
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all hundred percent cotton we haven't used terry
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cloth in other grapefruit
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for towels when you're say during her but
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even as solitary past how
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can leave a mark
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you know on back your life which is one of things we try
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to avoid and they're often they
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look like they're comfortable and only
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year and you have three partners find it
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hard to believe that a year old business would have
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enough work to you part time
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i use of the time mystery partners when
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i started this idea i knew that couldn't
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do it by myself they are handmade and
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so they are little bit time consuming to make
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anime i have met to girl or
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one was one was of mine from chicago when i live
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there the other is at a local
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here to had hilton head which most are not
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and both knew how to sell so i we
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started gather from beginning okay so
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they really your production team you
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product yeah and what how long does
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it take you to make one a very small little
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like the about twelve by twelve roughly in size
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they go for about eighteen by eighteen
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at say eighteen by twenty four
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i actually have requests for one much larger
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for a lady for her service dog when
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service job is lying on the ground is not really
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on the ground ah maybe
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can can make one maybe
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ten minutes i'm at the fabrics pat
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if any to spend more time sitting on my floor
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cutting my fabric and getting everything prepared
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that needed can take longer but he
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made item
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the want to take with you ever worried
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to offer though i didn't take deep dive
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on your website but you offer them and colors
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different sizes are one product one
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color we have
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pretty much to make any pattern on us or
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something that
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we don't have on website that you're interested
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in that you like flamingos i have i made
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one relation like kids i found a fabric
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with six on it ah
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the they are different sizes everyone's peaches
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ak your feet high in
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a different size so we do make different sizes
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and depend how much coverage you would like the
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have any than us stretchable so that i've
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let's say ladies kind of on the inside and
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she's put on about twenty pounds she just
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stretches that sucker out something i
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wish i wish and there's probably a
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way to do that but we haven't gotten into that yeah maybe
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she needs just like are skinny jeans and are
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bigger gains one right size of depending
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on you know where we are in life legacy
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really using the other two women are
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to produce your custom made
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product custom made is always a
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more difficult it
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is to make a lot of money on
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simply because of the time involved how selling
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each tell for
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and we saw them for twenty two to twenty five
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some about just depends on amount of or
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the that after the fabric
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itself on there's cheaper
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hundred percent cotton and there's more missive hundred percent
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pattern the girls and i've
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so look out patterns that might
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be popular they
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had their influence for their ideas for social
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media and things like that so even though they produce
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they do rock on a that together
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if we don't all sixty together they were not as it's a
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period so on i
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used you have like for example on your
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website how many different patterns do
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offer i'm right now currently
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there's probably maybe thirty
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some of it is seasonal on some
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of it's more on we
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are in spring and summer of things the palm trees
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and and beach umbrella so better and then in
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the wintertime people might but he of football
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on holiday colors things like
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that like it better if you
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have something that you'd like to us to find
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will find it for will make it so
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let's see i call him i say i love the new the
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know what need festival
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you wouldn't get new york nets logos things
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i never may are arm that
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is copyrighted we could
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do team colors so am i am from
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what we're sexism texas credit christian university
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as purple and purple and so mighty
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one with purple and white was above on it i'm
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or back the ball for the ribbon so we we
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can kind of work around can
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thing the more i'm talking
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to the more and thinking you sales are
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substantial for one year old business
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what are yourself out
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with solve about five hundred
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units in our first year that means we made that
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many have a lot time in our i'm basements
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will call it a sewing don't
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know what that is grand scale you know if
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you to go to some these local markets and the
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selling candles and that lady know every
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person has a bag with candlelight it maybe not everyone
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has a bag with the cedar cedar net because not many people
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know what is it is a hard is a
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hand sell would
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you pay handsomely how do you handsomely
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the game is written and seventy or podcast
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i had to look at it was number one forty
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off the ground said the lady about the credit
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card a driver
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years ago keeping them in her purse am
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i have a more we all do we have clear
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backpack and so we take them out with us have
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someone says what is that one
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because what it is or if i'm sitting on one
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where are my partners are sitting on one people tend
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to ask that is that where did you get
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it that our biggest
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challenges if we don't know
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a small how that rolls
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up it goes in your bag exists how
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do you find it online i
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think funny on line is it's whole
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issue and old cause you lot of money
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to position yourself there i discovered
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on how
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people are finding it now is really smart
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i just wonder if the on the three people
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even if you don't use or everyone
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for produce
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i just wonder if you get a lot of disciples
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out there and give away
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your on a seat you pack your backpack
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with all samples and it frightened was
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get me know an army
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of mary kay ladies out there
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yes selling for you either sitcom
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have you thought about fact it spans shells
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you think that would be feasible she gets fall
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there is to start really a
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walking around and demonstrating all
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year round
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so it sounds like practical
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and inexpensive way
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making sales is there enough profit in
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each one that you sell winning what
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you think the prophet is if you it into if
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you sign of close to the labor which lot
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of entrepreneurs can lead to do but that
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certainly were subprime we
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, not assign cost to our labor yet for
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ourselves i'm anything that we make either
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years ago back the bank to on
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what would you pay ourselves as out of
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what we make birth
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another the three of us have the gym
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is how much have you taken out of the business
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to the three of you in the last
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year the first twelve months we
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get cash sales and we get a
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credit card you know venmo paypal
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fail so when we get cash sales we
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you know debbie that up as for or contract
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of our percentages and
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but we haven't made enough yeah
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i don't think the position
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and out what part of my question i'm a
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minor it's about the see a side hustle hobby
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vs there have modern
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feminist that you need a data
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are right that we can
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pay says that the significant amount
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of money are you know more than what we have
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been i thought it was probably sign
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up
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think t tripwire was people
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who are moonlighting and want to do something full time
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is when you reach a point time we
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can possibly make
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the inventory that's been ordered to can't
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possibly keep up
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with his even his say up every night to to
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in morning around you fulltime job are
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you at that point now where the sales
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adjusts i bet not with this running
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off the shelves we can keep up with sales
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right
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now we're we're not there yet back
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to that people having people having time finding as the line
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art online sales are very very
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very small most of the word of mouth someone
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took one back to connecticut to take out while
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visiting and hilton head and than their friend once
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one eccentric that are fool we
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do have orders and requests
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for we're
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not the people are finding
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is that we would have an issue with keeping up with inventory
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of if they knew how to find twitter
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see if you want to find vanilla cannoli
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search vanilla candle you can find it
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that's our biggest
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challenge right now
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i think it's big challenge that you not gonna have
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overcome i think we'll find you on
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line with someone recommends it
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now how do i get it right arm
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do have the tag on you merchandise
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would you have your your
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, website name stitched into
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your products are we do have we
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do with same lover that behind
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me that if on our on the actual
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tab like fabric tag that would be in the back of your shirt
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and then we have paper hanging tag on
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be that we say it depends each
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law and in the back cells are story and
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then how to find that sweeter
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see is that brand name stitch into
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your material itself or is that just in the
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paper said on fabric
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tag of that read so when with
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the ribbon that binds them back together
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once you roll them up there's a stretchy ribbon
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and then we have our or name in our tag so
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someone else may one without the tag than a didn't come
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from a it out of leslie
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i think you doing everything right i just don't
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think you do enough of it ah as
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a started to say i'm i
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think helping people to find
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new online by not searches
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is not gonna happen unless it's a recommendation
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from someone i bring your much
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better off if you want expand your business
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and get to the point where you can possibly
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keep up with his and have to quit your day
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job one of you have to quit sketch
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think what you wanna do is you want to create team
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of disciples and i think the best
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place to start is with your customer
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or maybe we should do is follow a customer
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up with brief email same would you like to sell
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a cow's to will send you started kids
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level block a month be able
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to charge for that started
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now i can be chef be given away
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for free honestly any us better way or
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but say you're just you know you
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put people's oilers and keep using
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hotels in public places when you cheeky kids
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to school you some studio maybe lists a whole
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bunch of like hoarding things
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typical see
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as a woman sale maybe guys will sell
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it
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but i doubt it will be the too worried about
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the to some chairs and sense but
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what i have my son but it's but it's for
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on the for novelty sake
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i think for some but that the middle use them
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in their golf carts and on a motorcycle for things like
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that but they're not going to remember to take them every time
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like woman live in her purse or gym bag
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or tone
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it's funny it's about the same size as typical
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piece of cloth that menus and women
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used to a clean the head of
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their a long driver you
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know i say i suspect that you're
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ready yet again right
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that but not being said i do think you have
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to build team the salespeople and your customers
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other place the start that would grow
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your sales expect densely and very
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we are but again but again
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not quit the job and t bursting
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at the see my see more people quit their job
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early only find that business diminishes
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because they have more time on hand most people
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perform better under pressure when i
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don't out in the time the chiming in and jamming
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and in are both of your partners
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as interesting you work as you are
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i think so and we all three of our
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ten isis that my my whole career in
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the core alcohol industry worked for a liquor
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distributor for about ten years
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and am being at
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the bar he's are sitting on faith and you know without
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satin realize that we need to come up with something
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and that they have their other jobs as well
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so low i push forward as hard
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as i need to vs i'm i'm
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hoping they they come along this journey with me
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as far when we
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are three he separate lives and and
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that as part of partnership is that
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everybody how
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on the beckett mean of
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him as good as can be am
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i just our make one of the suggestion that i could
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somehow picture working well i
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think if you have favorite team who's your
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favorite team we time
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i'm dallas cowboy an enormous rebel
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okay i would think you good
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as sit outside the parking lot on the
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dallas cowboy
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they've the have novel product
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with their colors maybe turtle on
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whatever your the creator there and i
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could think you would sell five hundred
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thousand and day
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i've heard people say you should go sell him at stadiums
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and then think about okay that's how many would have
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to make sure that even make it your part of one
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day of one game but if you prayer
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prepared ahead of time i think absolute
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i'm especially finity ah
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for the spring spring sports season
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have lot of time
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but even that i would hire extra help
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to get that project off the ground was extra
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new initiatives and small businesses
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are sometimes too slow out of the game as
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surely is train some high school kids in your
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area the cell you
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know we'll see what high school kids yelling well
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i'm not worried about you to see more sales
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i did you discover for yourself the message with
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which to get sales but you haven't learned the
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important lesson multiplying out your so
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that the one more question why not
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i've had a suggestion i'm in hilton
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head here there's a lot retired
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now many women nothing about older
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people to ahead anna
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and and i've had many people suggests with
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all the retirement communities that within
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you know thirty minutes of me
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what about if we didn't need more
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productively good need more the
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entire having from
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women a community that may be used sell were
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seems to censor he's to make kids are calling
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for the grandkids been idea having
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that opportunity to see if they would be
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interested in doing that but then where the rest
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quality of what how will the three
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of us know we would make it i think that's
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easily done i think it must assume
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we got a retirement home and
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you make you stone that you looking for some
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experience since this
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this earthquake this am
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you give them want to make h
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a saudi is committed to see the quality
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is a work you're probably dead for people to
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get one good one else has usually how works
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out just flip you you need a test
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to psyche would tests young person the
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see don't want to get stuck with bunch of clunkers
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chance so when you're my so
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crooked and then how do you tell ritual to
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make your products that would be sad yeah
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i like the high school kids better knowledge somehow
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maybe to learn a trade policy
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probably works as shirts the the try
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both to little experiment on both and see
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how you do you know but the idea
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is to multiply out and yourselves you it
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feels yeah you have three people
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you think glad lot of people here working
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without a team but not when you
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had make incessant sorry set of all
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it's little cottage industry so you wanna be
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your business she got multiplayer is so
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is wish i wish vessel thank you
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so much data
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barbara hi
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barbara this is alison from charlottesville
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virginia i have been running my own business
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for few years now and it's going really
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well he earns i would
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really like to grow it a little bit
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faster it would be nice to
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have some money to do that with and i
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know that you say it's never a good time to
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borrow money and don't want to go to the bank thought
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i've been considering a few other options
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one option would be these new
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the equity crowdfunding platforms
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and may be doing revenue share even with
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my customers who i think would support
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my business if i ask or even
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my mom is offering to give me alone out
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her retirement so that i don't have to give
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up any equity and company i'm wondering
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what your thoughts of the on this thank you
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a few questions mostly around funding
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to have less secure mom first
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if you can pay back the such as that's
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a great source of money that most
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young entrepreneurs used stay as mom
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and dad words or the rich on
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to something like that but what
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if you couldn't pare back so
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that's pretty much my main can why haven't
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picked her up on it yet because some
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yeah she's different she's not rich
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and stuff
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what she's offering me would be a decent chunk
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out of what she's got i
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know that
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the percent of her retirement on door
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she ten percent know what when you see decent
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show yeah probably
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more than five but less than ten percent
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you know that's also been okay
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and like them to say that and it makes me
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nervous i'm mostly
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because don't wanna letter down it
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attractive because i
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if the bad
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deal
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and how much money is involved so much money do
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need
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though i'm looking for between
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seventy five hundred thousand dollars
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you know like a of on first
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blush i would hit my mom for
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okay
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know but he just have to ask yourself
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really in this is important because
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i was offered money my whole life from
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various people to grow my own business
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and i didn't take it usually
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but this but this sure i could pay back
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unless a scary thought it was like
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me too scared nervous make me think
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wasn't good person else
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why did get one us you mom hey mom
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what if i can pay back the seventy
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five thousand
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well have you don't answer her
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answers take it either inheritance
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so ah necessarily
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take the money there's an inherent is
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still just gets better as you go
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well it can't possibly be much of
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the if it's just retirement account
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so i don't know if that answers legitimate
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from her it just seems like she's trying to pacify
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me but i'm dying
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more like a business i do you can crusher
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was hard facts if i should i probably
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should you're right but maybe that is retirement
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fund she's just trying to make you feel more comfortable
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but you the sermon question or or another
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option is you can get small business on as
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be as long personally guarantee it you know
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that is available and they are
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quite liberal items in
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recent so blessed quarters
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feel like it's much easier to get a speed
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money and money and why okay as
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that watching my own entrepreneurs have you looked
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into that i haven't yeah just
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because
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i feel like it's so difficult
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to get loan from bank traditionally
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i haven't looked at as as the a cspi
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why the sp loans are easy with some
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government guarantees that of the bank loses
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money still read read a
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don't pay the bank seventy five percent
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of the loss over about that
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they too much the risk of the table aside
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banks are friendlier with as she a long
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the naked every four months to process penny
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acid sir it's a federal government but
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it's years and to unless you're an awful
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big rush now i'm not an awful big
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rush and i you
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know the paperwork and a headache is another thing as
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that me from starting the process because can't
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even imagine having time the
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do all paperwork that they're gonna woman
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you know push you else can be
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about two to two and half hours of paperwork
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of course you can make the time suggested day
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assigned get the paperwork into the next saying
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get in they'll probably come back and answer to more
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things not big deal i mean
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unless you want of course got mom who doesn't
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require any the work which is also plus
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right
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i'm about the crowd funding with the
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revenue share i'd have nothing that's
21:09
not the best idea especially
21:11
not deserving was crowd funny if you
21:13
have a marketable idea that ask you that
21:15
minutes of but so far
21:17
as revenue sharing as complicated
21:20
as you know it's like an investment banker
21:22
a mentality was that your background
21:24
your investment banker really isn't anything
21:26
fancy israel fancy for me
21:29
the i know i feel fancy for me to and
21:31
that i think that's part of would keep me away from that
21:33
i am i have an agricultural
21:35
backgrounds those investment banking is almost
21:37
the opposite the
21:41
i minutes com a fellow and
21:43
works for are one of the
21:46
one of the big the equity
21:48
crowdfunding the website
21:51
and he sort of assured me that it was gonna work
21:53
of course and maybe they need
21:55
your money your dairy comparable
21:58
well that's good but did he also the man was
22:00
revenue sharing he was
22:02
recommending selling equity
22:05
let me ask you a few more questions than that
22:07
then graphs and or stance on
22:10
what your business what would you be selling
22:12
what's the gimme your picture is it was
22:14
crowdfunding site was you pitch yeah
22:16
so sylar bonnier company helps
22:18
people help the eaters so that look
22:21
like anything primarily as a
22:23
service the you know
22:25
providing services to folks in
22:27
the central virginia area but
22:30
we would you also have one nationwide service
22:32
which is adopt is adopt as so folks
22:34
can that you know a couple
22:36
of bucks and learn more about
22:38
beekeeping from
22:41
anywhere in the world basically
22:43
i'm and that
22:46
adoption goes towards me supporting
22:49
beehive at local nonprofit primarily
22:53
i provide services sir large farms
22:55
a state in central virginia area so
22:57
they have their gardener they have their
23:00
they're poor person they have their house cleaner
23:02
and then i'm their beekeeper i
23:04
see so i take care of time on
23:07
time on farms that's the primary source
23:09
of revenue arm but i'm looking at
23:12
sort of bringing an maybe
23:14
pivoting little bit bringing in different
23:16
aspects into the business because my
23:20
can clone myself kind
23:23
of see a cap on
23:25
the growth that doesn't explain
23:27
why couldn't you calling yourself every
23:29
business has cap when you were to one
23:32
individual offers hundred like
23:34
couldn't you calling yourself so
23:37
it's really hard for to find
23:41
that are willing que we
23:43
need taking care
23:45
of clients and taking care of be
23:48
working for you
23:51
know i'd probably pay myself
23:53
when you get down and sixteen dollars
23:55
an hour right now my happens
23:58
das course and kingdom on
24:00
well that arm and quite welcome to entrepreneurship
24:04
evans last when it comes to pay rent and
24:06
it and it be that way because i'm investing
24:08
my so and he brilliant something in
24:11
her palm pilot is
24:13
also a pre steep learning curve
24:15
beekeeping and there's
24:17
a lot of training and i've been doing it
24:19
for twelve years and i still learn every day and
24:23
you know i can either get experience
24:25
beekeepers to i almost
24:27
have to impeach and pay
24:29
them more or i couldn't get a
24:32
complete beginner you i have to invest
24:34
an unbelievable amount time is it
24:36
you mean one other physicists growing
24:38
by at least two hundred fifty percent every year
24:40
and i'm just going completely
24:43
sleep with to get all done the
24:47
i'm feeling like there's
24:49
other opportunities for this business
24:52
that might bring in
24:55
more in cash flow
24:58
their profit margins not
25:01
such speed training curve
25:04
that i could maybe fine the
25:08
more general manager
25:11
type of person that doesn't need such specific
25:13
skillset that sounds like
25:15
you're thinking for that's the way to choose
25:17
your current problem is to switch to totally
25:19
different
25:20
model or almost different business
25:22
related but different business set
25:24
we get
25:25
what yeah or or more like an ad
25:28
on an ad in just sort of an expansion
25:30
and services so one of those things
25:32
i'm considering specifically would be
25:35
retailing beekeeping supply for instance
25:38
ah so it would make the
25:41
beekeeping services side of business
25:44
much more profitable because of decrease makes
25:46
sense is a good deal and
25:48
it would also bring in
25:50
a more consistent cash flow with potentially
25:52
higher profit margins because it's not so time
25:55
geography and labor base the
25:57
and hi anyone
26:02
that can read an order
26:04
the box and ship it
26:07
to help me mina balancing on
26:09
it's amazing are you impressed
26:11
me so much you , great
26:14
business has has t a so
26:16
firmly on the ground you such clear
26:18
a arm you have an
26:20
embarrassment have riches province
26:22
not their problems figure
26:25
you know two hundred fifty percent two demand
26:28
that be industry is industry trouble army
26:31
got army guy telling you that are
26:33
easy to crowdfunding site and as
26:35
i heard more about do only by
26:37
the would you only eats title adapt to
26:39
be adapt to adopt hive i think said
26:42
i do not as you else
26:44
does somebody else have it is true mark
26:46
i'm not sure haven't looked into it not
26:48
suffer see how to do and control it's a great
26:50
title kenny use adopt
26:53
a hive and do properly i think the crowdfunding
26:55
platform is going get on
26:57
your riches faster and
27:00
lot more than you're expecting i think
27:02
the
27:02
natural this is a do gooder it's
27:05
in fashion ah who
27:07
doesn't want see the highs but highs also
27:09
think that title is a winner
27:11
you want have that winner title adopt
27:13
high was something close to it
27:15
something can even think of anything that might even be as good
27:17
in europe okay so in think
27:19
the this is a lot you're throwing out here
27:21
but let me try to little
27:23
boxes the way my mind thinks
27:26
i think so far as expanding a business
27:28
and cloning yourself i'm sure
27:31
or that would be difficult
27:33
but i generally find that most capable entrepreneurs
27:36
think it's impossible and they're dead wrong
27:39
that i think you're think about
27:41
what is i did have to clone myself
27:43
what i should do it sounds weird when was
27:45
building business is what happens if i have a
27:47
baby the started the
27:48
only how will this whole ship work
27:50
without me and could shoot without
27:53
me and i used as a guy did everything
27:55
better than everybody else has pretty cocky
27:57
snow but you want to know is worse
27:59
me to make sure i replicated myself
28:02
as best like clued in every single department
28:04
was function and of
28:07
what i use a to do that
28:09
is always hire room material hire
28:11
strive higher hiring people the experienced
28:14
you exactly right and had a retrain
28:16
get rid old habits attitudes i
28:19
only found my peeps and
28:21
they were naive they were enthusiastic
28:23
they're open minded but i had
28:26
to build program that i could teach
28:28
cell and bills all
28:30
at once in all teaching was enormously
28:33
time consuming yes
28:35
and so consuming created and system
28:37
and the and i had wouldn't work for
28:39
you smile was a recruiting system
28:41
get people in i had korean night since
28:44
night had had routine gimmick said
28:46
he says shovel people in and then
28:48
choose a good people out the mess enough
28:50
you could figure your own routine you that brain
28:53
power do it justice side gonna do it
28:55
how am i going to get lot of people in here so
28:57
i could choose the best police arrest i
28:59
would think something along the lines printers
29:01
program buddhists and there's a
29:03
natural that
29:04
fascination with these you can i do you
29:06
could get stung as exciting the not
29:09
so the such natural thats natural nice
29:12
since you got the raw material
29:14
of attracting with that
29:16
mean the name going
29:18
on the way in a blink with the
29:20
people should really be easy work for
29:22
you if you really put your brain to i can't
29:24
believe you come up with the ideas i
29:27
don't know how with suddenly you feel like
29:29
we're people hang what they do
29:32
when they get interested have the
29:34
get started with supplies you'd speak you
29:36
know all that supercharger down
29:38
and figure that allows no doubt it off a
29:41
so far as the adopt hive
29:43
i would pay attention that guy as best they
29:45
could i could be dead wrong about a
29:48
a doing revenue share
29:50
i would think that would be too complicated but lunch
29:53
for back and talk to die gonna listen
29:55
carefully at how that would work maybe
29:57
they would the parks i don't really how ya
30:00
really try raising funding yeah
30:02
media mother out i would say that just as a
30:04
fallback scam
30:06
i'd do it that way i can see with that
30:08
cause part of it's the best
30:10
crowdfunding site of ones that causes
30:13
people wanted to good about what they're putting money
30:16
it's not just put money and get product
30:18
know crates also love your ideas the
30:20
a product extension or
30:22
you know to keep selling supplies
30:25
but that also this time consuming it's
30:27
almost like you have to sign somebody the
30:29
were to graduate program and get it running and
30:31
then you edited in approve it for
30:33
that not whole thing you gotta make time for
30:35
your hand is sources that that's a big
30:37
project maybe funny you're not is
30:39
your friend that i would
30:42
make you biggest enemy right now as you don't have
30:44
more the yeah
30:46
and if you know if i could
30:48
you saying really love the idea
30:50
bringing in
30:51
several people because i can
30:53
stick three people in my truck let's
30:55
go we're all gonna go learn together
30:57
urology trained at same time
31:00
you know bring you all up to speed but
31:02
then again now
31:04
need to talk money because i'm
31:07
gonna have to pay people for that i'm going to tell
31:09
you something he ought to pay you could work
31:11
with a work study program me a local high school
31:14
that the say that only take on or three
31:16
people a semester and that increased to six
31:18
people snacks make it work study program
31:20
for credit no in talk to
31:22
couple of science teachers directly
31:26
you know you i'm sure there's way i
31:28
mean like
31:29
his be in your truck that
31:31
will that's that's compliment thank you
31:33
yeah and you want to know one last and
31:35
let you go you looking talk
31:38
the park the like the real deal people
31:40
gonna respond well to you going
31:42
be like the favorite professor in every way
31:44
and don't think you have to be beyond sixteen
31:47
to know what you're doing i think you just have to have
31:49
the heart of someone that's
31:51
someone hundred
31:53
yeah i appreciate that yeah mean that that's
31:55
part of the to because the clients
31:57
are looking for me they other
31:59
they the new i know
32:01
are you in don't even care about us but
32:03
now the some
32:04
during a little males
32:06
you to go into the decorating business you room is
32:08
beautiful while they
32:09
again assuming that lamp william i
32:13
will admit i'm just kidding
32:15
it's simply she thing he'll send an or
32:17
a day i'll look for great things for me i'm
32:20
i'm from article for you sell thank
32:22
you that means lot appreciate your call
32:24
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32:27
fi to care less think it and
32:30
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