It gives the owner an opportunity to question everything and you'll be on the phone or writing emails explaining/justifying charges.If you're honest, communicate well, and educate your owners in advance, they will trust your statements.

I had a background in the trades/construction but to be honest, my background wasn't a ton of help when it comes to Philly L&I and the subs you have to deal with.

Honestly anywhere near downtown will work well for you.

Whenever a business owner spends a long period of time polishing their prose in a business plan, I must be honest, I skip it and head straight to the financials.

I wish more people were honest and upfront with budgets.

Honestly though if he couldn't solve that issue, best not to work with him.

I could have not been upfront and honest that I Switched jobs but it was the right thing to do... and now I get penalized for being honest.

My honest advice; wait till you’re ready to line people up.

Then expand and go beyond my own family/community and have hundreds of thousands per year (millions if I’m honest but still working on being ok having that much money) so I can GIVE considerably to charities I believe in, awesome start ups and friends projects, as well as self fund my own businesses and creative endeavors So...

Honest, Humble, Responsible, Hard Working thanks