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Felice Touchane

Thinking like a Business: The Key to Success as a Notary Public or Notary Signing Agent




By Felice Touchane

When you embark on the journey to become a Notary Public or a Notary Signing Agent, you’re not just stepping into a new role, you’re launching a business. This shift in mindset is crucial for your success. Here’s why:

1. Ownership and Accountability

As an employee, you’re part of a larger system. But as a Notary Public or Notary Signing Agent, you’re the system. You’re responsible for your success and failures. This means taking ownership of your decisions, actions, and their outcomes.

2. Investment in Growth

Businesses invest in their growth - and so should you. This could mean investing in education to stay updated on laws and best practices or investing in marketing to expand your client base.

3. Customer Service

In a business, the customer is king. As a Notary Public or Notary Signing Agent, your clients are your customers. Providing excellent service is not just about doing your job well, but also about building relationships and trust.

4. Financial Management

Businesses manage income, expenses, taxes, and more. As a Notary Public or Notary Signing Agent, you’ll need to do the same. This includes setting competitive rates, budgeting for expenses, and keeping track of income for tax purposes.

5. Risk Management

Every business faces risks. For Notaries, this could be the risk of fraud, errors, or omissions. Having a risk management plan, including carrying errors and omissions insurance, can protect your business.

In conclusion, thinking like a business can empower you to take charge of your career as a Notary Public or Notary Signing Agent. It’s about being proactive, making informed decisions, and always striving for excellence. Remember, your success is in your hands.


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