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From me to you (and to me, too): Have a VisionIt’s easy to give advice. I think I find it easy to take advice too.But for me to heed the words that I say to others? Not so easy.So this one is for both of us.Do you have a mission?In business terms, a mission statement is why you exist and whom you serve.How about a vision?I don’t mean like being a visionary… which is also important. And rare.I mean a vision. Like, what will your world look like because of your mission?What change will you help to bring to reality?Are you ready? You can do it. You’ll be glad you did.(And so will I!)See you tomorrow!(ALSO! My friend Rob and I just published the latest issue of our podcast for you to enjoy. Find “Marketing vs Sales” on your favorite podcast platform. Pull up a seat and join us, and let us know what you think!)

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It’s SO hard to take one’s own advice. That’s why it’s so important to have friends, mentors, and coaches surrounding us.

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