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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2016 · 1H 4M

Archive 96: Ellory Wells: From A Theatre Class To Jobs That Are Inspiring

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Todays guest entrepreneur joining us in the Join Up Dots , Steve Jobs inspired archive 1 series of podcasts, is someone who as we discuss time and time again on Join Up Dots can pinpoint the moment when his life changed forever.He knows his big dot on the Join Up Dots timeline.In January of 2009, after seeing his career become more and more of a success, he was laid off, and found himself unemployed for three months.And within those three months, he started learning about himself.What he wanted to achieve in his life.And how he wanted his life to be.The kind of jobs that would light him up inside.The key thought to everything he starting planning at the time, was in his words "I really discovered how working for someone else is just as risky as working for yourself."So he began his personal leadership blog, which he uses as a platform to share what he had learned about leadership, personal development, personal branding and how to develop a leadership mindset.We have a lot to cover, so lets bring onto the show to start Joining Up Dots, the one and only master entrepreneur himself Mr Ellory Wells.Click to view: show page on Awesound

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