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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2025 · 31 MIN

S3 E12: Book Breakdown: Pitch Anything — Why This 2011 Classic Still Wins in 2025

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This week, we hand the mic to Jake Grgurina, who brings a sharp and practical review of one of the most powerful business books you’ve probably heard of—but may not have fully unlocked: Pitch Anything by Oren Klaff Published in 2011 and responsible for helping raise over $400 million, Klaff’s pitch formula is more than sales—it’s a mindset shift for any high-stakes conversation. Whether you’re: -Pitching investors -Selling your vision to a client -Negotiating your salary -Or just trying to get your foot in the door... This book shows you how to take control of the frame, capture attention fast, and own the outcome. In this episode: -Jake breaks down Klaff’s “STRONG Method” and why it still works better than ever -How Jake applied the tactics in real business situations -Where Pitch Anything hits hardest—and what you should watch out for -Why understanding psychological framing is the secret weapon in any negotiation If you’ve ever struggled to communicate your value—or want to raise your pitch game—this one’s for you. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts

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