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Most thought leaders are world-class at what they do. The business side? That's usually a different story.
Technically Speaking is the show for speakers, coaches, and consultants who are done running their business on gut instinct and duct tape (and ready to build something that actually works without them having to hold it together).
Every episode is built around one thing: systems. The people, the tools, and the processes that make a thought leadership business predictable, profitable, and a lot less stressful to run.
Your host Austin Grammon is the co-founder of SpeakerFlow, where he's spent a decade building done-for-you business systems for thought leaders and watching the same patterns show up across hundreds of implementations. He knows what works, what doesn't, and exactly why your CRM is still a graveyard of good intentions.
Guests bring real systems, not theory. Conversations go somewhere. And if you walk away from an episode without something you can implement this week, something went wrong.
Subscribe if you're serious about the business side of being a thought leader.
Technically Speaking is the show for speakers, coaches, and consultants who are done running their business on gut instinct and duct tape (and ready to build something that actually works without them having to hold it together).
Every episode is built around one thing: systems. The people, the tools, and the processes that make a thought leadership business predictable, profitable, and a lot less stressful to run.
Your host Austin Grammon is the co-founder of SpeakerFlow, where he's spent a decade building done-for-you business systems for thought leaders and watching the same patterns show up across hundreds of implementations. He knows what works, what doesn't, and exactly why your CRM is still a graveyard of good intentions.
Guests bring real systems, not theory. Conversations go somewhere. And if you walk away from an episode without something you can implement this week, something went wrong.
Subscribe if you're serious about the business side of being a thought leader.
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에피소드 171 개
2020년 9월 22일부터
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