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According to Millionaire Fastlane , you want to CONTROL your business asset. Without it, you're just an operator working for the business.
Makes sense (or is it CENTS?
).
And yet, if you're working on a service business like an ad agency or web design business, you run into customers that think they call the shots because they have the wallet.
So can a service business really become a Fastlane opportunity?
I suppose you can always control things by walking away and refunding the customer that thinks they have final say, but that doesn't sound like a strong position.
Thanks in advance.
Makes sense (or is it CENTS?
).And yet, if you're working on a service business like an ad agency or web design business, you run into customers that think they call the shots because they have the wallet.
So can a service business really become a Fastlane opportunity?
I suppose you can always control things by walking away and refunding the customer that thinks they have final say, but that doesn't sound like a strong position.
Thanks in advance.
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