• S2 E12: Parent's Just Don't Understand

  • Jul 17 2023
  • Length: 19 mins
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S2 E12: Parent's Just Don't Understand

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  • Welcome to "That One Time in Business" podcast, where we dive into intriguing stories and lessons learned from the world of entrepreneurship. In this captivating episode, join Casey Renae as she shares her personal journey of bridging the generation gap and debunking misconceptions about working from home as a creative entrepreneur.Titled "Parents Just Don't Understand," Casey delves into her unique experience of enlightening her well-meaning parents about the realities of owning a business and pursuing a creative career. With warmth and humor, she recounts the challenges she faced when her parents struggled to grasp the concept that working from home doesn't equate to not having a real job.As the story unfolds, Casey reveals her ingenious solution – inviting her parents into her literal business. Discover how she cleverly navigated their misconceptions and exposed them to the vibrant world of entrepreneurship. Through heartfelt conversations and eye-opening moments, Casey helps her parents understand the dedication, hard work, and true value of her chosen path. 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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