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How To Build and Sell a Solo-preneur Business

We can learn a lot from listening to Cory Montie. In this interview, he shares some secrets that helped him to do something that most people will debate to be impossible. A few weeks ago, Cory sold his Solo-preneur business to another Columbus-based community business called Dating Directions. He’ll now be taking a break from working for a while and enjoying the fruits of about three years of really intense work. Oh, and ladies, if you’re looking for a little direction in your own dating, Cory also holds rank as one of Columbus’s most eligible singles. Take advantage. I hear he’s got a bit more free time these days. I think that Cory proves that it is possible to build and sell a business of one, and I find his story incredibly inspiring. Here’s how he did it… nateriggsI advise mid-sized & large organizations on how to adopt and use social media to market through organizational culture and better serve their clients. I’m also a blended family dad who enjoys music, photography and distance racing. When I’m not writing here, you can find me writing over at the Content Marketing Institute. Like what you’ve read so far? Then why not subscribe HERE?Website – Twitter – Facebook – More Posts

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About Maximus

I’ve been MIA since last weekend so thanks for your patience. I’m so grateful that you care enough to send tweets and Facebook messages supporting my family and I as we welcomed our new little boy into the world. Sarah gave birth to Maxwell Connor Bednar-Riggs at St. Ann’s Hospital on Monday August 15th at 3:32 PM. He was born at a pretty big 7 Lbs, 15 Oz making him look like he was already a month old. I’m pleased (and relieved) to report that Mom and Max are both healthy and happy, and we’ll be heading home tomorrow afternoon. Finding Choice Being that Jacob was delivered via Cesarian Section, Sarah wanted to have a natural childbirth this time around. Millions and millions of babies had been born this way throughout the years and we have lots of friends who have done everything from natural hospital births to home births. Through a recommendation from some friends, we found a non-profit called Choice that offered natural child birth classes and consultation, and soon came to learn that there was a ton of information we didn’t know. If you might be considering going for a natural birth, find an organization like this and study up. The knowledge is more than worth the time invested when the big day comes. About Doulas Even with classes and information, we still wanted to have some help during the birth experience. There was a lot of information to retain, and in the moment we figured our lack of experience might come back to haunt us. The solution was to hire a Doula to help us as a process coach and offer support through labor. We met Jessica a few weeks before the delivery. She had spent most of her career as a registered nurse, and made the switch to become a Doula while she trained [...]

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