This text is from our consulting firm's latest 321 Biz Development episode found on 18 podcast platforms like Spotify, Amazon Music, iTunes, Pandora and iHeart Radio. 321 Biz Dev has over 500 podcast episodes across multiple platforms. There is too much content to write for this article, so readers are referred to the podcast for the complete story. 321 Biz Dev supports supporting attorneys, CPAs, corporate dental franchisers, independent dentists, home health providers, homebuilders, medical groups, plastic surgeons, medical billers, insurance brokers, real estate brokers, restaurants, tattoo shops, boutique shops, indie artists, hair stylists, HVAC companies, and plumbers.
Well, I have had enough of it...on many fronts.
What do I mean?
Small business owners are having problems due to long-term sales growth deficiencies. Then, add the government harming small businesses with unconstitutional regulations and you get great difficulty.
Second, there are Republican candidates running for office who have never promoted themselves in a public relations setting. Combine the inherent difficulties of running for Congress or a state political office with massive Democrat Party cheating and readers and podcast listeners can see the mess here.
I would have pages and pages to write to complete this article, so I decided to let the podcast episode provide the subject content.
Fixing both small business owner and Republican candidate challenges require all parties to manage expectations.
Managing expectations is a consolidated concept and skill I acquired and developed in college, in the military, working in corporate America and overcoming my own small business failures.
Time is passing and I can no longer wait for others to find solutions to keep important American areas functioning.
Come back in a few days to hear the podcast episode.
Rick Nappier, CEO
321 Biz Dev LLC