10/01/2026
I'm not interested in figuring this out by myself.
Business is changing quickly.
The information changes. The tools change. The way customers find us changes. And the way we build businesses is changing right along with it.
I don't want good people with good businesses getting left behind simply because the information moved faster than they did.
That's one of the reasons I teach.
I've spent years running businesses, figuring things out the hard way, adapting to what customers actually need, and learning what works in the real world.
Now I'm taking what I'm learning and putting it into practical conversations with other business owners.
Last night, that meant Building Community Partnerships That Increase Visibility and Referrals at the Coastal Carolina Community College Small Business Center.
We talked about relationships as a real part of business growth, not just networking for the sake of networking.
Because a customer can become a referral.
A relationship can become a collaboration.
And a conversation can open a door you didn't know was there.
That's the kind of business education I want to be part of.
Practical. Current. On the ground.
I'm learning.
I'm building.
I'm teaching.
And I'm holding out both hands and bringing people with me.
Because I don't think we're supposed to figure out this new economy alone.
We're all building what's next.
Next Thursday, October 8, we're continuing the conversation with Networking & Collaboration Strategies for Small Business Growth, 6:00–7:30 PM at the Coastal Carolina Community College Small Business Center.
If you're building something, come sit at the table.
Registration: https://www.ncsbc.net/reg.aspx?mode=event&event=140460136