105: Where it all began | Tommy Swanhaus
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Welcome back to the Art of Communication! In celebration of our recently published 100th episode, we’re going to walk down memory lane and re-air my conversation with Tommy Swanhaus.
Main Takeaways:
Get people to buy into your vision
Show up and network
Empower your team
Present yourself in the best way possible
Check out full show notes by clicking “Episode Website” below.
You can connect with me on LinkedIn (Gregory (Greg) Rice), Twitter(@gregjrice), Instagram(@gregjrice), and Facebook(gregoryrice). Join Facebook group The Communication Nation and learn from others in the community. Feel free to email me at [email protected], I’d love to hear from you!
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