Entrepreneurship can take a special kind of crazy. However, every entrepreneur must run their business, not just work in it. There are many obstacles along the path, whether just starting out or a more seasoned business. Sometime, if these obstacles are not handled well, they can be a factor in going out of business. Enter Rob Braiman of Cogent Analytics. He has made it his life’s mission to save every business he can; one at a time. Listen in as he shares his knowledge about what to look out for and how to more effectively manage your business. We talk about profitability strategies, steps and what to be aware of to start a business, 4 landmines to avoid, going into business for profit vs. value, resistance to change as well as 2 Value Bombs and more. Rob will also share a special offer just for listeners of this podcast. Don’t miss this opportunity to Transform, Save and Empower Your Business.
Transcript
[0:00] Wealth Tactic Rebels,
ingenious tactics to accumulate wealth for people who see things differently.
[0:14] Welcome to another episode of Wealth Tactic Rebels, the podcast for people who see things differently.
I'm your host Kevin Dumont and I've been thinking differently in the wealth field for well over 10 years. Today I joined by a guest Rob Braiman.
[0:35] Rob how are you today.
I'm great, Kevin, thanks for having me on the show today. Awesome. Well thank you for being here. Really appreciate it. I'm sure we have a great podcasts in store today with some great value or a listeners.
Now Rob is what we call a Serial entrepreneur,
and he's a senior partner at Cogent Analytics, is a father of 2, and a husband for 24 + years.
been representing clients for almost Seventeen, and is what you'd call a very passionate person about helping privately-held businesses achieve
new levels of success through improved operational improbability strategies.
I would love to give you more details on Rob but, really Rob I think you're the expert on you so I'll let you take it away.
Thanks Kevin and your intro makes me sound way more impressive than I than I think I am but thank you for that. You're welcome.
So, so if I were to do the history of Rob Raymond, I started,
I lost my father young so I went through kind of a trial tribulation period, from the age of 15. Made it through high school, going to college and ended up joining the military and I had the privilege of serving,
I wish Special Operations Command, I was specifically with 1st Battalion 5th Special Forces Group,
which really created a foundation for much about the way I look at life.
[1:59] When I got out of the military did what most normal people do when they get...
