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#3. Making a Will, Power of Attorney, or Trust
It's the adult thing to do.
Plus...here's a weird thought: Do you have a distrust for the government?
Then you absolutely need a Will, Trust, or to set up POAs or they will take care of your stuff for you!!!
It's the adult thing to do.
Plus...here's a weird thought: Do you have a distrust for the government?
Then you absolutely need a Will, Trust, or to set up POAs or they will take care of your stuff for you!!!
October 31, 2025 at 3:27 PM
#3. Making a Will, Power of Attorney, or Trust
It's the adult thing to do.
Plus...here's a weird thought: Do you have a distrust for the government?
Then you absolutely need a Will, Trust, or to set up POAs or they will take care of your stuff for you!!!
It's the adult thing to do.
Plus...here's a weird thought: Do you have a distrust for the government?
Then you absolutely need a Will, Trust, or to set up POAs or they will take care of your stuff for you!!!
#2. An email list
Even if you don't have anything to sell now, be it a product or service, collecting email addresses will help you for that day when you might.
I personally know this regret!
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Even if you don't have anything to sell now, be it a product or service, collecting email addresses will help you for that day when you might.
I personally know this regret!
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October 31, 2025 at 3:27 PM
#2. An email list
Even if you don't have anything to sell now, be it a product or service, collecting email addresses will help you for that day when you might.
I personally know this regret!
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Even if you don't have anything to sell now, be it a product or service, collecting email addresses will help you for that day when you might.
I personally know this regret!
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This advice is also applicable if you're on stage in a panel.
People didn't show up to hear the same answers they get from everywhere else!
Your responses with stories or examples will make you memorable (as well as the solutions you present).
People didn't show up to hear the same answers they get from everywhere else!
Your responses with stories or examples will make you memorable (as well as the solutions you present).
October 25, 2025 at 9:43 PM
This advice is also applicable if you're on stage in a panel.
People didn't show up to hear the same answers they get from everywhere else!
Your responses with stories or examples will make you memorable (as well as the solutions you present).
People didn't show up to hear the same answers they get from everywhere else!
Your responses with stories or examples will make you memorable (as well as the solutions you present).
2. Share a story that relates. Stories are always interesting and unique.
3. Pivot like a politician. Answer like this: "Well, I don't actually like ice cream. But I do love cake. I remember going to ___ and having ___ cake..."
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3. Pivot like a politician. Answer like this: "Well, I don't actually like ice cream. But I do love cake. I remember going to ___ and having ___ cake..."
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October 25, 2025 at 9:43 PM
2. Share a story that relates. Stories are always interesting and unique.
3. Pivot like a politician. Answer like this: "Well, I don't actually like ice cream. But I do love cake. I remember going to ___ and having ___ cake..."
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3. Pivot like a politician. Answer like this: "Well, I don't actually like ice cream. But I do love cake. I remember going to ___ and having ___ cake..."
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Instead:
1. Give a specific, well thought-out answer - or answer it differently than everyone else. After all, you are the expert (otherwise, why are they having you on the show?)
(Image credits: RobinHiggins on Pixabay pixabay.com/photos/confi...)
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1. Give a specific, well thought-out answer - or answer it differently than everyone else. After all, you are the expert (otherwise, why are they having you on the show?)
(Image credits: RobinHiggins on Pixabay pixabay.com/photos/confi...)
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October 25, 2025 at 9:43 PM
Instead:
1. Give a specific, well thought-out answer - or answer it differently than everyone else. After all, you are the expert (otherwise, why are they having you on the show?)
(Image credits: RobinHiggins on Pixabay pixabay.com/photos/confi...)
⬇️
1. Give a specific, well thought-out answer - or answer it differently than everyone else. After all, you are the expert (otherwise, why are they having you on the show?)
(Image credits: RobinHiggins on Pixabay pixabay.com/photos/confi...)
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