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LIVING BEYOND EXPECTATIONS

How to Plan For Disaster In Your Business...So You Can Thrive In Adversity!

From the Desk of Sarah Nadler Troutdale, Oregon

Hey there!

This month, we're diving into financial management strategies for business owners & entrepreneurs. If you're in a location-based industry, your business is at risk of natural and man-made disasters.

Each month I sponsor a challenge inside my Facebook Group, and this week I invited Disaster Mitigation Expert Joe Rivera to talk to business owners and entrepreneurs about how to create a disaster preparedness plan...so you can thrive in adversity!

Tune in for the podcast episode here, or check out the challenge video with Joe below...

Licensed Business Consultant Sarah Nadler & Disaster Mitigation Expert Joe Rivera Share Tips For Creating A Disaster Plan For Your Business...So You Can Thrive In Adversity

For those who are new to the blog, Sarah Nadler is a Life Coach & inspirational speaker with twelve years of experience helping clients reach relationship, career and Big Hairy Audacious life goals. Her work has been featured on Enterprise Podcast Network, The Sierra Leone Times, and her latest book Walking Past Expectations was rated #6 on Lifney's list of Best Books to Read On The Beach This Summer 2019.

[download] The Disaster Planning Workbook

A PASSION FOR ABLE PEOPLE

About the Author

I'm Sarah Nadler and I help small business owners achieve work/life balance by increasing their revenues in a way that does not decrease their time.