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At 28, Sean Frank thought building and scaling a brokerage wouldn’t be that hard.
Years later, he sees the reality very differently.
Sean breaks down what he underestimated about growth, from recruiting and managing people to increasing overhead, systems, and complexity, and why bigger doesn’t necessarily mean better.
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