Tanya Brockett joins us in this compelling podcast episode, where she shares profound insights from her extensive experience as a cheerleader for small business owners. From finding inspiration in rejection to unraveling the biggest motivations.
Tanya imparts valuable lessons learned throughout her dynamic career. She delves into the crucial aspect of crafting a proper business plan, offering practical advice for entrepreneurs. The episode explores the biggest challenges faced by entrepreneurs, providing actionable insights.
Tanya's wisdom, honed through her roles as the director of small business development centers and her work with venture capital, shines through. As a financial services advocate, she aided over 200 clients in securing capital, a testament to her expertise.
Highlights:
{03:15} Tanya’s journey
{08:15} Inspired by rejection.
{09:40} The biggest Motivation
{15:00} Biggest lessons learned.
{19:15} How to have a proper business plan.
{21:30} The biggest challenge for entrepreneurs
{31:40} America is the land of the free and where dreams are made.
Tanya Brockett bio:
Tanya's professional years were spent as a cheerleader for small business owners wanting to launch, finance, grow, and harvest their businesses. She worked with venture capital through the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship at the Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland.
She was the director of two small business development centers in two states, namely Maryland and Virginia, and she taught thousands of university entrepreneurs. Through courses, private training, and business training workshops, she wrote her first book, The Loan Solution, to help her clients prepare themselves for securing debt capital for their businesses.
That same year, she received the nomination as financial services advocate for the year of the year. For the US Small Business Administration, she helped over 200 clients secure capital that year. That book led to her helping a new nonprofit launch its loan programs and landing her on a radio show that interviewed Tim Ferris, the author of the well-known book The Four Day Work Week.
Connect with Tanya
Link Tree https://linktr.ee/TanyaBrockett
