A brief maritime-themed doodle on the subject of your value
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A brief maritime-themed doodle on the subject of your value
Every next question you ask and every next thing you publish is a chance to further develop your IP and become known for your ideas. Those ideas and that IP supersede every project or offering for your business. In other words, upstream from what you're selling and the content you create is the premise you wish to own and the surrounding material t... See more
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