Marcus Sheridan: "I'm Not a Genius..."

Legendary marketing speaker Marcus Sheridan take us inside those dark days in 2008 while he was struggling to turn around his business, and how along the way, he learned lessons that he now shares with the world.

Episode 17 of the Louder Than Words | Creative Talks with John Bonini podcast, hosted by John Bonini, titled "Marcus Sheridan: "I'm Not a Genius..."" was published on July 14, 2015 and runs 56 minutes.

July 14, 2015 ·56m · Louder Than Words | Creative Talks with John Bonini

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