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Business Ownership vs. You

A follow up to last week’s post, and roughly a third of Chapter One of our Small Business Survival Guide, SBT brings you the answer to the question posed last week: So why do people

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Quotes for Small Business Owners

With the new year, we have begun the process of writing our humbly audacious book. So much writing, so much editing to be done. We’ll be rolling out previews of chapters as they become suitable

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My Three Words for 2014, Routine, …

A response to Anthony Iannarino. ROUTINE After reviewing my own ridiculous list of resolutions this year, I immediately became overwhelmed. Then I remembered what my client Kevin Archbold (Key Consulting) consistently preaches during our weekly calls

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Hardening our Resolve in 2014

UPDATE 5/1/2014: How we’re doing so far? So we survived 2013. One thing Seth and I share in common is a deeply-seated aversion to repeating mistakes. Not that we didn’t repeat any mistakes this year, but

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Selling, Guilt-Free

Know yourself If you’re confident with who you are and know that your intentions are in the right place (that being….for your customers, not just

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"Caving it up" in the Digital Age

Nate rambles here regarding how human interaction has changed. From starting in caves where social behavior was learned and commonplace – to the act of “caving it up”, leading to the slow erosion of our

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The Importance of Tempo in Newsletters

Here’s Nate at our last Workshop (in Grass Valley, CA with the Nevada County Online meetup group) discussing the importance of tempo with your newsletters to keep your customers engaged. HUGE thank you to Doug

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How To Connect With Key Influencers

Here’s a peek from our latest Workshop (in Grass Valley, CA with the Nevada County Online meetup group) where Nate discusses how you can approach key influencers in your industry with humility in order to connect

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Selling, Guilt-Free

Know yourself If you’re confident with who you are and know that your intentions are in the right place (that being….for your customers, not just

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