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There is a well-worn thought that small business can learn a lot from how big business operates. John Jantsch is one of the people who will flip that notion on its head. Jantsch spends his days helping small businesses grow. His company, Duct Tape Marketing, has spent years helping small companies to think small (effective and profitable). He has authored three bestselling business books, Duct Tape Marketing, The Referral Engine and his latest, The Commitment Engine. Just what it is about commitment and a businesses’ challenge to hold up their end of the bargain? In this week’s podcast, Jantsch and I talk about how businesses can truly get that commitment and nurture it over a lifetime. Enjoy the conversation…
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I want to thank you for this podcast. It was especially poignant for me. One question… Do you have advice on how to connect with those companies that are commitment engines? I have always been more or production person rather than an innovator, but I crave partnership and leadership from people like John describes.
Where and how can I connect best with these people?
This is a broad question and maybe not appropriate for this section, but I felt I had to ask it coming off listening to this great discussion.
Thanks again!