RedSeven Strategy Group

The military inherently makes all the stakes way too high...(Why some Veterans struggle after getting out)

Owning a small business is soooo easy...

The 3 things that everyone should have locked down before starting a business...

1️⃣ CASH! Duh. You probably wanna aim to have at least 3 months of business and living expenses.

2️⃣ A business plan that's concrete and something you can actually execute.

3️⃣ Identify your market. You've gotta know who you're selling to, where they're at, and what're their habits.

As a Veteran business owner, I've used partnerships as one of the most important strategies to grow and scale my staffing business.

Last time I'm gonna say this 😅 But DEI can be extremely helpful for veterans and being certified as a Veteran owned small business can give you access to those opportunities!

Are you even qualified to be a Veteran owned small business? There's a lot more to it than just being a veteran that also owns a business...

If you're a veteran starting your own business, these are four resources that you need to be taking advantage of ⬇️

➡️ American Corporate Partners

➡️ The SBA's Score Program

➡️ IVMF and Bunker Labs

➡️ LinkedIn Premium for Free

If you're a veteran entrepreneur and you're looking to get your certs... Just be aware of what people are charging you for that service

My advice for veteran entrepreneurs that are just starting ➡️

It's actually A LOT cheaper to start a business than a lot of people think. Here's the cost breakdown iff getting started 💰

One of the biggest mistakes that I see from Veteran business owners, and even just entrepreneurs in general...

There are massive companies that are looking to partner with Veteran-owned businesses... and it's not that hard to get on their radar. Do you want a piece of that pie?