Josh Cohen started his business—The Junkluggers—when he was a 21 year old college student, hauling people’s junk away in the back of his mom’s SUV. He quickly discovered that the service he was providing was in much greater demand, and began to expand into new markets and new locations. But with each step forward, he encountered new challenges as a business owner that required him to learn and adapt. Josh continues to grow The Junkluggers and push his aspirations higher and higher, taking the challenges and successes in stride.
“I’ve learned to have the tough conversations, and that not having them has more of a detrimental effect.”
What You Will Discover
Why having difficult conversations serves your business and your employees
How to achieve continued growth in your business
Resources
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