#96: I Love Contracts, and Here’s Why You Should too
It’s summer, the perfect time to let loose and have fun in your own way! Join us in another interesting episode, where Jeanette talks about her love for contracts and how using them has done wonders for her business… And when done right, it can do wonders for yours too. Let’s discuss some of the terms, policies, and procedures essential to your contracts.
Jeanette also talks about the importance of reviewing and revising your contracts as a business owner. A solid agreement should safeguard the interests of all parties. Every agreement should feel fair and reasonable to you, depending on where you are now in your business. Don’t mind what other people think; it’s impossible to please them all. Ultimately, you must focus on what feels right for you and your business.
It is time to get a contract if you are still working without one. Tune in for some tips to get started.
“I love contracts, I enjoy a contract. In fact, I don’t like working without one.”
“Contracts are not a one-way street, and if they are, they’re not good contracts.”
“You are free as the owner of your business to change whenever you want to.”
“It is impossible for you to please everybody you come across. You just won’t.”
In this episode:
- The benefits of using contracts in business
- The role that contracts play in protecting both you and your clients
- Understanding the significance of regularly reviewing and updating your contracts as your business grows
- Ensuring that you are confident and comfortable with the terms of your contracts
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