Being Yourself

Being Yourself

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Cold Calling

The topic of cold calling has gotten a bad rep among marketing professionals. They'll say cold calling is bad and you shouldn't do it. But I beg to differ. Although I don't do it as much today, cold calling and door to door sales is what I used to launch my first business. I defi ...  Afficher plus

Adapting to Changes

One of the skillset you'll need to develop as an entrepreneur is learning to adapt to change. Change is the one thing that we know is constant. If we learn to embrace changes instead of fearing it, then we'll be able to ride the waves of success. 

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Random Ramblings June 2024: franchisees, blaming IR, competitors, interest vs. stats, thesis drift
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