ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Sometimes the fastest way to grow isn't finding more people.
It's stopping the ones you've already earned from leaking out. So today's Maggie's Moment strikes a chord; go and listen to the full Episode 268 from August 28th. The title: You Don't Need More Leads, You Need to Stop Losing the Ones You Already Have.
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