Show Highlights & Big Takeaways

1. Work for a Company
   When you are first starting out, it is advised that you find a company that you hold in high esteem and work for them. This allows you to learn while getting paid and gives you experience offering high-end services to high-end clients. 
2. Transition Skills Learned
   When you are ready to open your own business you can now put a spin on the ideas and practices you observed and participated in such as operations, best practices, and client engagement.
3. Should You Open Your Own Practice
   The first step to opening your own practice is putting yourself,  content, and brand out there for people to see and investigate. If this is not in your wheelhouse then maybe working for a practice that represents your same values and goals would be a better fit for you.