Bernard interviews Emily Stein, founder of Design Librarian, a full-service residential interior design firm in Philadelphia. Emily shares what it was like to start as a solo entrepreneur before adding a partner, highlighting the importance of discipline and structure in business. She also touches on her previous venture, a nonprofit that struggled despite her best efforts, emphasizing the lessons she learned and why resilience is a required trait for entrepreneurs.

If you would like to get in touch with us visit www.companycounsel.law

If your interested in consultations you can call 484-325-5660.

Bernard talks to Ryan Finley, founder of Neomind Labs, about starting his business,

overcoming unexpected challenges, and navigating the unpredictable journey of

entrepreneurship. Ryan candidly reflects on having to deal with a significant drop in revenue

(just when things were going well), how anxiety (and self-awareness!) can impact business

growth, and the importance of building a supportive network before you think you need it.

If you would like to get in touch with us visit www.companycounsel.law

If your interested in consultations you can call 484-325-5660.

In the inaugural episode of How Was I Supposed To Know That?, Bernard is joined by

Jasmine and Jamie Simmons from Always Compassionate Home Care. The sisters and business

partners discuss their journey from determined caregivers to successful entrepreneurs, scaling

from $100,000 to nearly $10 million in three years. They share their insights on community

outreach, overcoming challenges during the pandemic, and the importance of building a strong

business team.

If you would like to get in touch with us visit www.companycounsel.law

If your interested in consultations you can call 484-325-5660.