Authority Muse 007: Media with Heather Holloway
The Authority Muse Podcast
Heather Holloway owns Holloway Media Services, a company that empowers business owners to post social media content that has purpose beyond a sale. Heather shares her tips for making your social media content stand out and drive business and passionate followers your way.
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Authority Muse 006: Creativity and Problem-Solving with Samuel Sanders
The Authority Muse Podcast
Samuel Sanders is the author of "Your Next Big Idea: Improve Your Creativity and Problem-Solving."
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Authority Muse 005: Sales Management & Group Coaching with Dominic Cummins
The Authority Muse Podcast
Dominic Cummins has been a sales and marketing leader going back to as early as the mid 1990’s. Starting out in the financial world working for such companies as Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Franklin Templeton, he then moved into consulting in about 2013 and now holds down dual roles as both the founder of RightMind Inc, a sales and marketing consultancy and agency, and co-founder of Apex, a teaching and coaching company that teaches business owners how to scale without sacrificing their freedom and sanity
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Authority Muse 004: Defining Success for YOU.
The Authority Muse Podcast
As entrepreneurs, we are often goal-driven. But how can we make or achieve goals if we haven’t defined success? I’m not talking about success as a function of reaching a goal, but success as state of being.
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Authority Muse 003: Interview with Doug Foley - Author of "Breakout Blueprint"
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Let's visit with Doug Foley and chat about starting a business, finding your niche, and the highs and lows of entrepreneurship.
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Authority Muse 002: Fire your PPP!
The Authority Muse Podcast
In a story "ripped from today's headlines," we learn how PPP have damaged a 154 year-old brand.
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Authority Muse 001: Pattern Recognition
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“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
info_outlineAs entrepreneurs, we are often goal-driven. Even if we haven’t bothered to write those goals down, we have at least an idea of what we want to have happen.
But how can we make or achieve goals if we haven’t defined success? I’m not talking about success as a function of reaching a goal, but success as state of being.
In this discussion, I make the case that until you’ve defined what success means to you, you won’t be able to set appropriate goals for yourself. And if you’ve failed to set appropriate goals for yourself, you’re probably pretty unhappy.