It's not personal. It's business. Or is it?

In this episode, James and Lavelle Smith Hall unpack the nuances of when and if you should take things personally as an entrepreneur. To do so, they got the help of a few entrepreneurial friends: 

Tamara Lucas, founder of a concierge service app, My Panda. 

Chelsea Elliott, founder of Somocom Lab, a social-emotional intelligence game for kids. 

Kimberly Jolasun, founder of Villie, a platform that gets your village involved on your journey to being a mom. 

And stick around for the funny dad joke by James' son, Thaddeus!

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