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Owning my own business: Lessons learned from year three

Martin Schoombee

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March 16, 2021

I ended my year two review with “Bring it on 2020, I’m ready!”…and boy did it listen. I of course didn’t know it at the time, but the year 2020 would pull the rug from under our feet and the world as we know it would change significantly. If only I could take those words back…

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