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Sarah Kornblet Law Practice

by Sarah Kornbletvia Tropical MBA
Growthenterprise direct sales

Sarah Kornblet attended a Tropical MBA seminar in 2012 with 44 other listeners and subsequently became a successful attorney specializing in legal services for online entrepreneurs. The episode explores her journey since the seminar and emphasizes how business ideas develop and mature over time.

Why They Built It

Sarah attended a seminar in 2012 and subsequently built a legal practice focused on serving online entrepreneurs, recognizing a market need for specialized legal counsel in that space.

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