The Cost of Buying Cheap in Business

In a world where the pursuit of affordability and instant gratification often prevails, it is crucial for business owners to pause and reflect on the true value of their investments. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of buying cheap in business and the potential long-term costs that this can have, particularly in the context of legal services.

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How To Terminate Your Engagement With A Client

As business owners, we often emphasise the importance of building long-term, sustainable client relationships and fostering a growth mindset. However, there are instances where cutting ties with a client becomes necessary. In this article, we will explore the significance of terminating client engagements, highlight the need for strategic planning, and provide actionable steps to ensure a seamless transition for both parties involved.

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ChatGPT and Copyright

As more and more entrepreneurs and business owners turn to ChatGPT to create content, questions about copyright ownership have begun to emerge. Clients have reached out to me several times lately asking, "Who owns the copyright if I'm using ChatGPT?" This is a great question, and in this blog post I will answer this in simple terms.

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Australian Consumer Law for Service Providers: What You Need to Know

I’ve noticed a common misconception that the Australian Consumer Law (the ACL) only applies to larger, product-based businesses - like Harvey Norman.  This couldn’t be further from the truth. The ACL applies to all businesses that sell products or services to consumers.  Different rules will apply to different businesses, depending on what the business does.

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