The following blog is from Sandi Leyva, a guest of McBride For Business, LLC.
Photos are a great way to further personalize your site, which helps you avoid looking like a commodity. Candid photos are great, but sometimes the best photos are planned. Here are some ideas to think about as you go about your workday, with a camera or … Read the rest
R. Shawn McBride recently published an article to the R. Shawn McBride Law Firm, PLLC Blog on a topic that might be of interest: Having a Real Conversation with Your Attorney: Setting Objectives and Saving Costs.
He discusses how you can have a conversation with your attorney early in the process and keep your future costs down.
You can see … Read the rest
At McBride for Business (www.mcbrideforbusiness.com), and the R. Shawn McBride Law Office, PLLC (www.mcbrideattorneys.com), we spend a lot of time on partnerships – planning partnerships, preparing them and protecting them. This is embodied in The 3 Laws of Empowerment (www.rshawnmcbridelive.com/3laws), and through our experience, we’ve seen things that can harm partnerships.
After much study, we start finding certain themes that … Read the rest
Partnerships are complex. Anytime we are involved in the formation of a company with multiple owners, we typically refer to it as a “partnership.” Now, the legal term partnership is different than the concept of partnership for economic purposes. An economic partnership can take many forms. It might be a partnership agreement, it might be an LLC agreement, or it … Read the rest
I was invited to speak to the BizEnergize lunch on December 15, 2016 (http://bizenergize.com/). I learned a great deal from the audience. They were a great group of people and provided a lot of interaction. I spoke about building companies that last and I used the principals of The 3 Laws of Empowerment (www.rshawnmcbridelive.com/3laws), to underline my message, and to … Read the rest
Shawn McBride interviewed Kate Delaney, who is on two syndicated radio shows, and on television, and a speaker, about her experience using media and how to get media attention. You can find the full interview here:
https://www.facebook.com/rshawnmcbride/videos/10157854713640514/
R. Shawn McBride: Hello, everyone. Shawn McBride here. I’ve got Kate Delaney with me today as our audience builds. She’s going to be … Read the rest
We’ve talked about negotiating for what you want in prior blogs, http://www.mcbrideforbusiness.com/blog/you-can-negotiat…thing-5-key-tips/. My friend and fellow speaker, Linda Swindling, is recently emphasizing the point of, “Are you asking outrageously?” She’s done this as a TEDx talk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAKj6xXGbMM), and she focuses one of her speeches around it ( http://www.lindaswindling.com/speaking/).
Her core message is strong. Are we asking for what we want? … Read the rest
What is that? Planning can make me money? People don’t think about that. People typically think of planning as being on the expense side of the ledger. However, our experience has shown us that good planning can put you on the income side of the ledger. You can actually make money off the plan.
How is that so? What can … Read the rest
We like to work with businesses and business owners on building companies they love. We specifically work with private business owners on building companies that stand the test of time. How do you make better plans and how do you prepare yourself for a better future?
Here’s seven steps to take a look at.
#1 Refocus on your dreams. Start … Read the rest
In an earlier blog, insert link, we talked about keeping your costs down with your attorney. One thing I mentioned was keeping good records. What do good records look like? My law firm is primarily a transactional law firm. We work with clients on putting together deals or transactions, and documenting them. We will discuss points related to a transactional … Read the rest
All postings are intended to be planning tools to familiarize readers with some of the high-level issues discussed therein. No posting is intended to be a comprehensive discussion and additional details should be discussed with your transaction planners including attorneys, accountants, consultants, bankers and other business planners who can provide advice for your circumstances. This article should not be treated as legal advice to any person or entity.
