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Aug 24, 2021 1 hr 11 min

Competition Vs Collaboration

from Nicky And Moose Hosted by Nicky Saunders & Mostafa Ghonim

Welcome to this special edition of Nicky and Moose: The Podcast. Episode 47 is sure not to disappoint as your hosts sit down for their very first in-person podcast! Join the Queens’ natives as they discuss what’s poppin’ with Kendrick Lamar, Only Fans, and the real story with KD and Draymond. Nicky and Moose also exchange gems on Nick Cannon and Kevin Hart’s relationship and how it applies to our brands and businesses. They discuss Lizzo’s cyberbullying situation and, on top of all of that, they drop a few personal lessons they learned with setting up this particular podcast. This is one you definitely need in your brand and business arsenal so grab a friend and your favorite note-taking device and let’s get into it. What You Will Learn: Stay in your lane. The beauty in completion. How dope it is to document the process. Branding for more than a season. The importance of checking credentials. The significance in the culture having tough conversations. The benefits of building relationships and being in healthy competition. The importance of not becoming too dependent on our audience’s feedback. The pay off of perseverance. The importance of preparation. Be hungry yet confident. Grab your tickets for Eric Thomas' live event 120series.comandGet to know the real you on a deeper level with the Flight Assessment at flightassessment.com

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