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Ignore the Economy

Written on January 22, 2013 – 1:14 pm | by Steve Yastrow |

Are you worried about how the economy might affect your business in 2013? In today’s newsletter, I encourage you to Ignore the Economy. Or at least the macro-economy. Change your focus from the macro-economy (which you can’t affect anyway), and pay attention to the micro-economy of each of your customers.

Read the newsletter: Ignore the Economy

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