If there’s one thing I’ve noticed over the years working with businesses of all sizes, it’s this: the biggest difference between those who are making $3-5 million a year and those who are barely scraping by isn’t luck, or connections, or even a magic formula. It’s the...
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Plan, test, analyze, see what works, and see what doesn’t. Plan, test. Plan, test. It’s an endless loop, that goes around and around.
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