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Finally, there are the social entrepreneurs. These are usually people who have been very successful in their first careers. They love their work, but it no longer challenges them. In many cases they keep on doing what they have been doing all along but spend less and less of their time on it. They also start another activity, usually a nonprofit. M
... See morePeter Ferdinand Drucker • Managing Oneself
take content that is popular for you on Twitter (or in other places) and tailor it for LinkedIn.
Dave Gerhardt • Founder Brand: Turn Your Story Into Your Competitive Advantage
It’s about carving your own path and staying in that lane.
Emma Gannon • The Multi-Hyphen Method: The Sunday Times business bestseller
The Little Book of Big PR: 100+ Quick Tips to Get Your Small Business Noticed
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David Schonthal surprises and delights audiences, and he does it reliably. No unsolicited email would have secured David a gig with Carol. She had to experience him for herself.
Michael Port • The Referable Speaker: Your Guide to Building a Sustainable Speaking Career—No Fame Required
How did Erik find his personal strengths?-He sent out an email to about 100 people asking “What am I good at and what am I not good at?”-Their answers: Good with people, building relationships, connecting with others, and being scrappy/persistent