21 Days of Business Brilliance-Interview with Nicky Billou

In this episode of the That Will Nevr Work podcast, Maurice interviews Nicky Billou, a best-selling author and expert in activating profitable relationships. They discuss the concept of thought leadership and its significance in different fields. Nicky emphasizes that while experts are common, thought leaders are rare and valuable, as they stand out and differentiate themselves, leading to increased success. The conversation touches on Nicky's backstory as an immigrant from Iran and his gratitude for living in Canada. Nicky also highlights the importance of freedom and expresses concerns about global forces trying to restrict it. He also shares personal anecdotes about generosity and values, stressing the need to treat everyone with respect. They emphasize the importance of believing in and loving others, urging a focus on serving and building relationships rather than solely pursuing sales. The story of a fitness trainer named Dan is shared as an example of finding a niche market and making a difference for specific groups of people. Nicky also discusses the benefits of narrowing down a market or finding a niche, using examples of doctors and a business coach. Finally, Nicky offers a free blueprint on his website for business owners and invites listeners to connect on social media for future episodes. Learn more listen today! Follow on LinkedIn Nicky Billou and the website Ecircle Academy Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/that-will-nevr-work-podcast--4097623/support. #ThatWillNevrWork #SilenceTheDoubt #StartBeforeYoureReady #SkoolCommunity #WellWhyNot #The1DegreeShift The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not necessarily reflect the views of the host, Chism Group LLC, or its affiliates. This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered professional, financial, legal, medical, or other professional advice. References to products, services, businesses, or organizations do not constitute an endorsement unless specifically stated.