
79. Creating Results in Your Business by Doing the Bare Minimum Really, Really Well
About this episode
On episode 79 of The Side Hustle Club Podcast:
- How I'm structuring the brand new curriculum for our private clients to help them sign clients and grow their business by do the bare minimum really, really well
- How this approach to business has helped me and our awesome clients sign clients, stand out in their industry, and feel genuinely happier in their day to day life
- Turn up the quality, energy, and impact of your content, marketing, messaging, brand, and selling so you can turn down the amount of time spent working on your business
Edit: In the episode, I mentioned the date "Friday May 15 2022" - Only to realize afterwards that I meant to say "Friday May 13 2022" OOPS :)
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