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Tune in to learn: The mindset switch creators have to make to intertwine personal stories with their brand How to onboard and match multiple personalities on the team when their talents' variety The core principles of establishing happiness in your workflow How a 4 day work week led to an improvement in employee NPS How to build a team of cross-functional generalists How to implement a systematic approach to hire people and upgrade their skill set to be efficiently productive Why you should never be discouraged to ask for help to grow your business Welcome to the Conscious Creators Show where through intimate and insightful interviews with authors, actors, musicians, entrepreneurs and other podcasters, you'll learn tools and tactics to 10x your creativity and improve your business and life.
Today he sits with me to share his journey and success. This is where he realized he had to work smarter and be more productive with the limited time he had. Through sheer hard work, working long days and his commitment for excellence, they promoted him to be the VP of marketing.
In 2008, he dropped out of college and started as an entry-level marketing associate at a life coaching business in Los Angeles, CA. Let me ask someone who does know how to do this.” - Thanh Pham Thanh Pham the Founder of Asian Efficiency, is our guest today. One of the best decisions I've made, being able to let go and say, Hey, I don't know how to do this. “No matter how clueless you might feel, someone else out there is willing to help you and can teach you something.
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