In today’s episode, we’re talking about business scalability and sustainability, and how they both apply to the growth of a business. Are you creating a business that is sustainable for you in the long run? And are you also considering the scalability of your business model?

Today, we’re talking about the necessary legal components of running a business. Business legalities can feel daunting and looming, but this information is necessary and very straightforward. The more you know about business legalities before jumping in, the more you can prepare for and expect on your journey to business ownership.

On this season of the podcast, we’ve been discussing the transition from self-employment to business ownership. In today’s episode specifically, we’re moving the conversation toward the tangible steps you need to take to start your business.

Today, we’re discussing the relevance of performing market research and a competitive analysis for your business. Doing both can help you determine the viability of your business and give you a competitive advantage. When starting a business, you have to weigh the factors. What type of time, energy, and money will it cost you? What will it afford you?

In this episode, we discuss the various business entity types and which might be best for you as you venture out into starting your own business. What are the risks of continuing to operate as a self-employed person versus a business owner? With this information, you can decide on an appropriate next steps.

In today’s episode, we explore the benefits of being a business owner. Business ownership is an opportunity to develop your career beyond traditional norms and standards. Owning your own business can provide extreme flexibility in your schedule and unlimited earning potential.

Health insurance, financial planning, and tax deductions for self-employed people are some of the most popular topics we get asked about.

As a self-employed person, traditional "benefits" have to be secured individually and many people often think it's a negative side of working for yourself. However, there are a ton of resources available to support you, as there are plentiful upsides to self-employment, such as better tax deductions and more freedom over your financial choices.

As a staffing company, we often come across workers who are filing self-employed taxes for the first time. We get lots of questions on filing taxes as an independent contractor, so we’re breaking things down below to give you some clarity.

As healthcare providers, there is absolutely no reason why we should be working without insurance.