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The Paul Minors Podcast: Productivity, Business & Self-Improvement

Education:Self-Improvement

PMP #273: Offer less but be the best

2023-02-19

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I usually get approached by people who need help with one of three tools: Asana, Pipedrive or Zapier. And because I offer support for a project management tool like Asana, I often get asked if I can help with similar apps like ClickUp or Trello. People tell me all the time that I could grow my business if I offered more services. But I find it very beneficial to offer fewer services and to offer the best support we can for that particular tool.

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Intro/Outro Music: "Synthia" by Scott & Brendo