Heyo! Welcome to the $100 R&B Show, your one-stop shop for business strategies, education, and motivation

with our daily 10-minute business lessons for the real world.

I'm your host, your coach, your teacher, Omar is in home.

I'm also the co-founder of the $100 MBA, a complete business training,

and community online.

And in today's lesson, we're going to be discussing short-term business collaborations.

If you're doing things on your own right now, if you're a soloprenuer, and you're thinking about

maybe doing something with somebody else, but you don't want to commit to having a co-founder or sharing

equity. You may want to work on a project together with somebody in your market. This is what I call

short-term business collaborations. In fact, I'm a part of a short-term business collaboration

right now working on a project with Jason Zook, a good friend of mine and

fellow entrepreneur. I'm actually going to walk you through our business collaboration, why it may be a good idea,

and how to set the ground rules to make sure it's a win-win for everybody.

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Today's episode is all about if you ever wanted to team up with another

entrepreneur on a project to build something together, to join forces, like the Avengers or something, right?

No, seriously, this will give you an idea

if you ever want to work with somebody,

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