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Aug 30, 2022 9 min

Episode 12-3: Self-Promotion

from Mine Your Business Hosted by Stephen Meadows

Summary In this episode, Stephen Meadows discusses the importance of self-promotion, particularly when it comes to friends and family. He emphasizes the role of self-confidence in offering one's services to others and highlights the disservice of not promoting oneself to those in our sphere of influence. Meadows also touches on the need to constantly remind people of what we do and the value we provide. Overall, the conversation revolves around the idea that if we truly believe we are the best at what we do, it is our duty to promote ourselves and offer our services to others. Takeaways Self-promotion is important, especially when it comes to friends and family. Self-confidence plays a crucial role in offering one's services to others. Constantly reminding people of what we do and the value we provide is essential. If we truly believe we are the best at what we do, it is our duty to promote ourselves and offer our services to others. Chapters 00:00 The Importance of Self-Promotion 00:57 The Role of Self-Confidence in Offering Services 04:46 Promoting Ourselves as the Best Connect with Stephen on LinkedIn and follow his newsletters: ⁠https://www.LinkedIn.com/in/stephenmeadows⁠ Check out Stephen’s consulting services: ⁠https://C3DynamicSolutions.com⁠ Keywords self-promotion, self-confidence, friends and family, offering services, reminding people, value

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