When master plumber Lucas Elsing formed Kegonsa Plumbing in 2018, he was certain he had the technical skills to succeed.
“I was pretty confident in my abilities,” the 32-year-old entrepreneur says. “I always trusted that if you do quality work, you’ll always have work.”
But as for business moxie? Not so much.
“I have a plumbing background, but not a business background,” he explains. “I knew the industry and the trade, but I didn’t know about the day-to-day inner workings of running a business.”
But like the old adage points out, recognizing there’s a problem is the first step toward solving it. And for
