Defining the "grit" that it takes to be a small business owner
Is there more than one way to define the "grit" that is required to be a successful entrepreneur? Pierce and Jane Howard join Jim Blasingame to talk about two ways to define grit and why that is important to understand when you're a small business owner.
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Entrepreneurship, Start Up
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