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Knowing how to do something and willing to do it on your own are not the same thing
Casey Winans
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Little things done well can create huge value
Casey Winans
Jun 15CommentShare
Discovering value upfront is critical to aligning with customers
Casey Winans
Jun 8Comment 2Share
What you need to know so you can go big on your own too
Casey Winans
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Why performing “work made for hire” is bad for your service business
Casey Winans
May 25CommentShare
While I was seeking to show the value of matching ideas with execution last week, Hacker News had its own agenda and a heated discussion
Casey Winans
May 18CommentShare
What to watch out for when hiring the person with "all the ideas"
Casey Winans
May 11CommentShare
Focus is power. The lack of focus is a slow death, or if you're lucky, a path towards mediocrity. Learning to say "no" will create better outcomes for …
Casey Winans
May 4CommentShare
Focusing too narrowly on credentials and experience means you will likely pass by some exceptional talent that can offer move value in the long run
Casey Winans
Apr 27CommentShare
Before clients can care about your WHY, they need to know "how can you help me?"
Casey Winans
Apr 20CommentShare
Remember there are humans on both sides of the table and frustration usually follows unmet needs and failed expectations
Casey Winans
Apr 13Comment 2Share
The dangers of complacency and why your best source of future revenue is from clients you've already helped
Casey Winans
Apr 6CommentShare
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