Worth a Listen Podcast
Welcome to Worth a Listen, a bi-weekly podcast that covers financial topics that affect everyday life. Each episode aims to equip our audience with tools and tips while also delving deeper into financial questions.
Worth a Listen presents the fifth and final episode in our 5-part mini-series named the "Journey of Entrepreneurship." In this episode Chris interviews Wes Chancler, Agency Manager at Texell Insurance. He reveals the importance of finding commercial insurance, explains the various types of coverages, and shares how budding entrepreneurs can protect their dreams and endeavors.
Worth a Listen's "Journey of Entrepreneurship" mini-series takes listeners through the various aspects of owning a small business, from financing and raising capital for your business, starting and operating a business, and tips on how to protect your business.
Previous Episodes:
Episode 8 - The Business Plan
Episode 7 - The Lending Relationship
Episode 6 - The Startup Game
Episode 5 - Invest in Your Passion
Episode 4 - Building Your Career
Episode 3 - Investing in Your Future
Episode 2 - Understanding Health Benefits
Episode 1 - Demystifying Home Buying
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