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Your paycheck may cover today's expenses, but what happens when life demands more than your income can handle? After building six businesses, weathering setbacks, and selling a medical testing company, William Green discovered firsthand how financial flexibility can make all the difference when a family crisis strikes. Join Meg Schmitz for a revealing conversation about the risks of relying on one income, the realities of entrepreneurship, and why building financial options before you need them may be the most important decision you make.
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