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Today on the podcast I have Adrienne Dorison joining me! Adrienne is a co-founder of Run Like Clockwork, a company set out to help people create a more streamlined, successful business. With an extensive background in operational efficiency, she’s obsessed with streamlining, simplifying, and creating strategic growth. After working with hundreds of businesses, ranging from micro-businesses to Fortune 500 companies, she's developed a proprietary system that cuts costs, saves time, and expands margins in 90 days or less. She's also the founder of Good Businesses Do Good, which helps business owners to make more so they can give more. I wanted Adrienne on the show because of her different approach to creating more fulfillment in life, and the system she has developed in order to help others do the same.
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Today’s Topic: The Gift of Freedom
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Today Kim and I are talking all about the gift of freedom! We’ve talked a lot about the stage of life we are in right now, and how we are evolving, and wanted to talk about what we are doing with our newfound gift of freedom. The important thing to remember is that people buy your energy, and if you want a successful life and business, you have to be in an energetically good place.
In today’s episode, you will learn…
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Today’s Topic: From Superficial Conversations to Meaningful Connections
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While at a party the other night, I had a conversation with a friend about being in environments where he felt superficial conversations were necessary. This triggered a much deeper conversation, mainly because I don’t feel the same way, and I wanted to share my reasoning with all of you. I take moments like this to try and make sure that the people I talk to are more comfortable, leading them to open up, causing much deeper connections, and I always learn something from it.
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