The Truth About Why Some People Are Lucky In Life & Business

Mark Schaefer is one of the brightest minds in modern marketing. He shares his research on why some people seem to be born with a silver spoon in their mouths and others with similar talent never get off the ground.

He uncovers how you can tap into the compounding effect of #cumulativeadvantage. Mark's latest book, "Cumulative Advantage" shows how an early advantage can be leveraged even if the stars weren't favourabiy aligned at your birth. He shares numerous examples of how you can exploit your gifts, ideas and skills to build momentum. 

Watch out for my later interview with Michael F Schein, author of The Hype Handbook, that complements this interview very well. 

Contact Mark on linkedin.com/in/markwschaefer

Websites

• businessesGROW.com  (Company Website)
• businessesGROW.com/blog  (Blog)
• youtu.be/gehWpd4AGyE  (Speaking video)

Email: mark.schaefer@businessesgrow.comTwitter: markwschaefer

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