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Jul 14, 2020 39 min

Episode #83 - Alex Schlinsky

from Take The Leap! Hosted by Tiffany Toombs

Alex Schlinsky, former UFC and Miami Dolphins journalist; founder and CEO of Prospecting On Demand™ that's helped over 150 entrepreneurs create six- or seven-figure businesses. He is a renowned business coach, speaker and entrepreneur. His company specializes in helping marketing agency owners implement the systems and strategies necessary to scale their company and become successful CEO's. Alex is a decorated speaker and author, making appearances at college universities and being featured in renowned publications such as Entrepreneur Magazine, Forbes, and more. Today Alex shares with us the start of his career and how his drive manifested his future opportunities. In this episode you will learn: The fruits of persistence and creating your own opportunities in pursuit of your dreams The importance of setting a business model that can support a tragic event or give you a vacation; avoid the "freelancers trap" How to delegate tasks so your business can grow and scale, letting go of the desire to "just do it yourself" And so many more valuable tips for business growth! Connect with Alex at: Website:https://prospectingondemand.com Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/schlinsky LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexschlinsky/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prospecting_on_demand/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz2vxp4yIpgh8VmeCyV8xBw

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