The Spin Sucks Podcast with Gini Dietrich

Protecting Your IP and Your Relationships


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As a communicator, you need to be able to stand up to yourself—on everything from boundaries and your personal time to protecting your ideas and intellectual property. IP theft is a major concern for us right-brained creatives and you need to find the balance between being friendly and making sure you're compensated for your work. Gini Dietrich talks about how you can walk that line in this week's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast.

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The Spin Sucks Podcast with Gini DietrichBy Gini Dietrich, Founder of Spin Sucks

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