Noah Labhart

So really appreciate you being on the show today.

If you're an entrepreneur leading teams at a startup, you need to get Keith's book today.

The topics he covers are critical for doing anything innovative from soup to nuts.

You can find it on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or anywhere books are sold.

And check the show notes for links.

And thanks again for listening.

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