Watch Our Google Hangout With Angela Jia Kim on Massive Growth If you have burning questions about turning your small business or business idea into an entrepreneurial success story, don't miss this live video chat.

By Colleen DeBaise

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Starting a business is the first step. Growing it is the next challenge. From hiring employees to building your brand, the path to entrepreneurial success can be a tricky one to navigate.

That's why we asked Angela Jia Kim to join me in a Google Hangout, "How to Achieve Massive Business Growth," to answer all your burning questions. Watch an archive of the hangout above.

Colleen DeBaise is special projects director at Entrepreneur.com.

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