034: Can an MLM rep be an entrepreneur or vice versa?

Bar Napkin Business by Ali Schwanke and Matt Taylor

Feb 15, 201842:58Business

Courtney Lockridge started a business in college called Nebraska Wedding Day. She grew that magazine and media platform to a regional leader and later sold the business in order to focus on her family. She says she's sti...

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