Law Chat with Girija: Running Multiple Multi-Figure Businesses with Kat Schmoyer

Running Multiple Multi-Figure Businesses with Kat Schmoyer

Aug 20, 2020

Have you ever thought about pivoting into a field that you have no first-hand experience with? Have you ever dreamed of owning multiple businesses and crushing it like a boss? Oh ya...have you ever broke into a clients house? Join Kat Schmoyer with us on Law Chat With Girija and find out how she did all of the above.

Episode Introduction:

In this episode of Law Chat With Girija, we are accompanied by a true entrepreneur at heart. Kat Schmoyer started her entrepreneurial journey with her wedding planning business, “Dear Sweetheart Events” and eventually started arranging full-fledged, value-packed conferences with educators from several different fields with the hottest coveted seats in town at the “Creative At Heart” Conference and has been hosting them successfully since the last 5 years.

Episode Summary:

Kat tells us all about her journey right from her initial “Aha” moment to where she stands today in her entrepreneurial journey. She talks about her wins, her losses, her oops moments but most of all, she shares with our listeners the joy her business gives her. The episode is also filled with a ton of valuable and real advice. Kat talks about the mistakes she made and the lessons she learned out of them, she also tells us what makes her business the authentic and fun brand that it is today.

Main Takeaways:

Your brand is a representation of you. Unless you are genuine with the vibe you give out on your brand, your brand is not going to look authentic either.
As a business owner, you need to be very mindful of the boundaries you draw with your clients.
Every entrepreneur should make it a point to be proactive when it comes to being cautious about the law aspect of their business.
You should make it a practice to always show up gracefully in front of your clients as long as your business allows it.
It is extremely crucial to have business contacts so that in case of a dispute, you stay protected.
Even though the rules are stated in the contract, you should try to communicate the most significant detail via email so that your client doesn’t miss them.

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