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When Life Interrupts Your Marketing Plans

Send a textMost business advice assumes you're operating at full capacity. But what happens when life doesn't cooperate — not for a week, not for a month, but for the better part of an entire year?In 2025, I went from working 25 hours a week to about five. My parents needed more ...  Show more

From Hidden Ghost Writer to Visible CEO with Amanda Edgar

Send a textFrom hiding behind NDAs to leading a thriving book writing business, Amanda Edgar's journey proves that embracing visibility can transform your entrepreneurial path. In this candid conversation, the ex-professor shares how she escaped the constraints of third-party pla ...  Show more

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