Gaudet lost roughly $75,000 on an incentivized consulting project
Charles Gaudet · 725: How This $3.5m Real Estate Guy Jumped into Group Coaching · Jul 19, 2017 · at 12:16
Charlie Gaudet explains the financial downside risk of taking performance-based marketing deals.
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“But you know, just recently I was talking to one of my team members and we figured we lost about 75,000 dollars in another incentivized project that I brought on that I thought was going to knock the ball out of the park. So I invested my own money into it. And unfortunately it just didn't work out.”
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