Clarity Compressed: Build a Better Business Through Better Brand Development
Paul J Daly
264 episodes
8 months ago
Clarity Fam, I just crossed the line on my 20th year of being an entrepreneur. It is so strange to think about how different my life was back in early 2003. I was in my first year of marriage, we were renting a small place, and I had this crazy idea that I could start and run my own company with nothing more that a "Small Business for Dummies" book and a Quickbooks CD Rom. There was no YouTube or touch screen phones, or even Facebook! It's true, I'm that old. Today I talk about one ...
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Clarity Fam, I just crossed the line on my 20th year of being an entrepreneur. It is so strange to think about how different my life was back in early 2003. I was in my first year of marriage, we were renting a small place, and I had this crazy idea that I could start and run my own company with nothing more that a "Small Business for Dummies" book and a Quickbooks CD Rom. There was no YouTube or touch screen phones, or even Facebook! It's true, I'm that old. Today I talk about one ...
Clarity Compressed: Build a Better Business Through Better Brand Development
8 minutes
2 years ago
How One Person Can Make All the Difference
Clarity Fam, I was on a plane ride a few weeks ago that I will never forget. The leg room was tight, I had to pay for my beverage, the seat was a little more uncomfortable...and I LOVED IT. All of this was because of one woman's extra bit of empathy and attention. It reminded me how one person can make all the difference. I tell the story this week. Pursue Clarity, Paul
Clarity Compressed: Build a Better Business Through Better Brand Development
Clarity Fam, I just crossed the line on my 20th year of being an entrepreneur. It is so strange to think about how different my life was back in early 2003. I was in my first year of marriage, we were renting a small place, and I had this crazy idea that I could start and run my own company with nothing more that a "Small Business for Dummies" book and a Quickbooks CD Rom. There was no YouTube or touch screen phones, or even Facebook! It's true, I'm that old. Today I talk about one ...
