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Jan 27, 2020 40 min

From Dancing to Data

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 370, I chat with Brandee Sanders who grew up dancing and singing and took the plunge to live and perform in NYC. Listen as she talks about her journey from being a performer to creating a successful online ETSY business, how she taught her self online marketing and fell in love with data, how she got into the tech world and why she feels it's so important to support others, encourage and help other people to succeed and why teamwork is such a big part of how she leads.

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