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How to Use Design Thinking When Starting a Business w/ Nicole Lashae Ben (PodcastMas Day 18)
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There are so many things to think about when you are starting a business. However, not everything should be a top priority when you are just starting out.
Today, Nicole Lashae joins me to share her business startup expertise including the 3 things you should consider before starting a business. Nicole is also sharing the details on design thinking as well as her personal journey to becoming a mompreneur.
About Nicole
Nicole Lashae Ben has been working in business development for multi-million dollar product manufacturers for the last 9 years, and now helps mompreneurs reach their business goals through private and group coaching. The business strategies that she has created and implemented have generated over $10 million in revenue.
Nicole currently runs the #BecomeMompreneur brand, which has helped over 700 mompreneurs create, market, brand, and finance their businesses in the last two years. She has most recently been featured in Sheen Magazine for creating the first virtual business summit for millennial mompreneurs of color.
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https://facebook.com/thenicolelashae
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https://www.instagram.com/thriveindesign/
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