• Episode 18- Fight Fire with Superior Fire- Combat Tactics for Business Success: Embracing Aggression and Resilience in Entrepreneurship

  • Aug 10 2022
  • Length: 41 mins
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Episode 18- Fight Fire with Superior Fire- Combat Tactics for Business Success: Embracing Aggression and Resilience in Entrepreneurship

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  • Ever wondered what military strategies can teach us about thriving in the cutthroat world of business? My co-host, Dallin, and I draw from my Marine Corps School of Infantry experience to share the audacious tactic of 'fighting fire with superior fire' and its surprising relevance to facing challenges in entrepreneurship. We dissect the aggressive stance Utah's Crumble Cookies took in their legal battles and discuss when it might be time for businesses to charge forward into the fray, rather than duck and cover.

    As we navigate through the episode, expect to unravel the secret sauce to setting colossal goals and the tenacious attitude needed to achieve them. You'll hear how a 'never surrender' mindset, akin to historical strategies of burning the ships, can stimulate growth and resilience. We also dissect the absolute necessity of practice and commitment to achieve mastery in any field, reflecting on personal journeys and the pivotal moments that transform dedication into expertise. Join us for this gripping conversation that promises to arm you with the strategies to turn adversity into your ally and perseverance into your path to success.
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