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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2020 · 1H 23M

1581: Finding the Voids That Represent Gaps Between Where People Want to be and Where People Are Today with Christopher Carosa

from The Entrepreneur Way

By day, he's an oft-quoted top ranked stock-picker, but his evening job offers the greatest excitement. A parallel entrepreneur and award-winning writer, Christopher Carosa grew up in his family's carnival stand. He used that experience in raw capitalism to start a series of businesses before he was even a teenager. "look for the voids. There are always voids in life, those voids represent gaps between where people want to be and where people are today. And if you could be the first one to offer a solution to fill that gap you are probably going to have a winning business at least in the short-term. If you are very successful others will follow. So there are things that you need to do to go beyond that and believe it or not those marketing books that I talk to you about, those old, century-old marketing books talk about this"…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7w5

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