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We Know The Power of 2
Eli Libby and Kyle Nelson know the power of co-founding their company Results Imagery, I know the power of a conversation full of value!
Of course we talk about the advantages of having a co-founder, the yin and the yang as they explain it. We also cover topics such as the importance of building the right foundations from the beginning, accountability, leadership and mentors.
1+1 =3
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