Mario Tutas – Vom schlechten Schüler zum Multi-Unternehmer: Warum Faulheit seine größte Stärke ist | (#0025)

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Vom „Versagerbank-Schüler“ zum Multi-Unternehmer mit 20 Firmen: Mario Tutas ist Steuerberater, aber im Herzen Vollblut-Unternehmer, der sein Business über den (oft unterschätzten) Hebel der Faulheit skaliert. In dieser Folge räumt er radikal mit dem verstaubten Bild seiner Branche auf und erklärt, warum 99 Prozent der Steuerberater keine echten Unternehmer sind, sondern in der eigenen Überforderung ersticken.

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