Louis Grenier Case Study | Liam Curley
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Louis Grenier Case Study | Liam Curley
But in addition to our entrepreneurial endeavors, we have used writing (and more importantly, languaging) to further separate ourselves from any and all comparison—and simultaneously clarify our own thinking. As a result, we have all become known for niches we own.
Eddie Yoon • Snow Leopard
Ryan Law’s five traits of good thought leadership:
Personal: Everything we share in thought leadership has to, in some way, come from you and be uniquely yours. It has to be a product of the experiences you've had, the lessons you've learned, the problems you've solved, and the people and network you have built up.
Credible: It isn't enough just to s
So, how do you get out of The “Better” Trap and come up with a unique, new, and different POV?
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Will you continue relying on experts or act more like an investigator?
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