OM DENNE EPISODE
Not every client feels appreciated the same way.
In this front porch edition, Dustin Pead breaks down the five business appreciation languages, adapted from Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages and John Ruhlin's Giftology.
He also shares the simple survey that revealed how his own partners really want to be valued.
If you run a creative business, this one's worth the 13 minutes.
Connect with Dustin: chiefcretivepartners.com | dustinpead.com | @dustinpead
Free resources for creative business owners: dustinpead.com/free
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