Why Most Plans Fail (And What Actually Works)

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When has anything ever gone exactly to plan? In this first episode of Richly Told, Richard and Lee talk about why rigid business plans rarely survive the real world and how life’s curveballs often turn into the best stories. They share how sickness delayed this podcast launch, lessons from ventures that “failed” on paper but opened new doors, and why staying flexible always wins over being perfect. Get in touch! Richly Told Instagram

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