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In the final episode of Season 2, BOCC's creators come together for one final entrepreneurship discussion, this time focused on the process of opening a new business or starting a new business endeavor on Cape Cod (and some of the ways in which doing so here is different than in other places). We also touch on the way in which the initial excitement of opening a business can wane once you’re deep into the nitty-gritty operational side of running that business. Learn more at BuiltonCapeCod.com. Brought to you by LoveLiveLocal + Starr Struck. Also, a HUGE thanks to everyone who listened, shared the show, + supported us in Season 2! We are so appreciative of our local community.
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