Jabez LeBret | Lessons Learned From a Tough Childhood and the Value of Nurturing Business Relationships

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Jabez LeBret is the Co-founder of Lotus Launch, an online content library that helps entrepreneurs scale their businesses to seven figures and beyond. Jabez grew up in a small remote village in Alaska, and he went from being a homeless teenager to studying finance in college, eventually landing a role at Nordstrom. He also started GNGF, a marketing agency for lawyers, which he later sold and started a boarding school. Jabez is the author of I Don't Match Socks: Seven Principles That Open Doors, Lead to Promotions and Build a Better Culture. He is a member of the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) and a speaker, having delivered over 1,200 presentations across the globe. Jabez LeBret, the Co-founder of Lotus Launch, joins John Corcoran in this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast to talk about his tough childhood and his journey to entrepreneurship. They also discuss Jabez's book, how he started a tuition-free boarding school, and the lessons learned over the years about building relationships.

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