• S2 E11: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing w/ Roderick Ross

  • Jul 10 2023
  • Length: 21 mins
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S2 E11: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing w/ Roderick Ross

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  • Today on "That One Time in Business," we dive into a captivating conversation with Roderick Ross, an entrepreneur hailing from Greensboro, NC. Roderick is the visionary behind 725 Graphic Solutions (formerly known as 725 Print Lab), and his unwavering passion for entrepreneurship has fueled his journey. In this episode, we explore Roderick's early experiences in business, where he unknowingly encountered a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing—a long-time mentor who turned out to be far from what he seemed. Roderick learned firsthand that familiarity doesn't always guarantee a smooth journey. With missed payments, evasive phone calls, and the risk of tarnishing his new business name, he gained invaluable insights that shaped his approach to future partnerships.Join us as we delve into the rollercoaster ride of Roderick's entrepreneurial journey. Discover the highs, lows, and unexpected twists he encountered while navigating the treacherous terrain of business relationships. Through his story, we uncover the significance of discernment and the importance of staying true to one's vision amidst challenging circumstances. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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