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Ep 288: Focusing on Winnable Opportunities
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Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. That's one of the best takeaways from this podcast episode. If you wanted to, you could spend all day every day bidding on government opportunities. In fact, that brute force method is exactly how most people start and eventually end their GovCon journey. They spend months or in some cases years blindly responding to opportunities they have no chance of winning. In this episode, I sat down with Jon Barker from PTW Solutions to talk about how to avoid this trap by focusing on winnable opportunities.
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