NFTF

NFTF

By David HorneBusinessEntrepreneurshipMarketingManagement
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NFTF episodes

  • The revenue answer
    Growth solves (almost) every business problem. While maybe a little simplistic, it’s a saying I keep coming back to...

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    3 min
  • The season of
    People and businesses go through seasons too, specifically sowing, gestation, and reaping...

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    2 min
  • The mastery shortcut
    The fastest path to mastery and empathy is teaching. When you’re gaining knowledge and skills, the road is curvy. It winds...

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    2 min
  • The loyal customer
    What is a loyal customer? And is it worth to earn customer loyalty? It's not the easy road...

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    2 min
  • The outcome myth
    Final outcomes are out of our control. What we need to do, is get into contention.

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    2 min
  • The quiet confidence
    Quiet confidence: The skill Malcolm Glawel has we should all develop. The skill Malcolm Glawel has we should all develop.

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    1 min
  • The o.p.p. goal
    In the last few years, I’ve refined my thinking on goals. Whether it’s a business goal to grow revenue or improve operations, or a personal goal to shoot lower scores or deepen relationships — goals work best when they’re comprised of three layers.

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    2 min
  • The write way
    Nothing develops clear thinking better than writing.

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    3 min

About NFTF

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Every few weeks I send out an episode about things I’m learning and doing while leading teams, building companies, and being a husband and father.If you’re into that sort of thing, consider…