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Chicago is in the building as we sit down with Marketing Coach, Candace Junee to chat all things business, including important elements to scale and ways to merge faith + your business. From tips for entrepreneurs just getting started, existing entrepreneurs or ladies in corporate 9-5 space looking to increase their revenue streams, simple yet powerful insight is shared to create clarity and momentum in your business. This convo is straight forward, just the way we like it.
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