Jeff Dudan

So I think all of that, back to your question, is getting the reach and as cost-effective as you can, letting your voice fall on the ears of your customers, your prospects, and then delivering a message consistently that will be the same after they get in the door as it was before they got in the door.

Don't be so afraid of what other people think. You can't make decisions based on how other people might react. It's not a good filter for making decisions. You need to have a system by which you make decisions. And if you read the entire discernment book, Not one of them is what other people might think. Because by the way, most people that you're thinking about don't have experience.

Don't be so afraid of what other people think. You can't make decisions based on how other people might react. It's not a good filter for making decisions. You need to have a system by which you make decisions. And if you read the entire discernment book, Not one of them is what other people might think. Because by the way, most people that you're thinking about don't have experience.

They've never done what you're trying to do. We're all just wrapped up in our own ego, in jealousy, with the fact we didn't get a lot of sleep last night, whatever it is. Really work on the fundamentals of great decision-making and understand how you make decisions and why, and take the emotion out of it. And fear is an emotion, and it has no place in wisdom.

They've never done what you're trying to do. We're all just wrapped up in our own ego, in jealousy, with the fact we didn't get a lot of sleep last night, whatever it is. Really work on the fundamentals of great decision-making and understand how you make decisions and why, and take the emotion out of it. And fear is an emotion, and it has no place in wisdom.

It's been an honor to be on. Thank you so much.

It's been an honor to be on. Thank you so much.