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Nov 28, 2023 49 min

Ep. 15 | Mark Silver

from Strive For Good Life Podcast Hosted by Nino Pingera

Mark Silver, a fourth-generation entrepreneur, has worked with thousands of entrepreneurs to help them realize that every act of business can be an act of love. In this episode, Mark talks about his initial wrestle with the vices and virtues of business, the differences between capitalism and commerce, his framework to develop and build healthy businesses, and the many lessons he’s learned throughout his journey. Pick up Mark’s book here: https://heartcenteredbusinessbook.com/ Connect and work with Mark here: https://www.heartofbusiness.com/

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