• RWL228 How To Overcome Isolation and Succeed Remotely w/ Dipesh Pattni Founder, GravitasQ

  • Aug 6 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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RWL228 How To Overcome Isolation and Succeed Remotely w/ Dipesh Pattni Founder, GravitasQ

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  • FROM THE ARCHIVE: This replay focuses on my conversation with Dipesh Patni, Founder of GravitasQ. Dipesh shares his journey from a high-flying sales career to mastering SEO, revealing the challenges and skills required to stand out in a competitive industry. This episode gives practical advice for anyone looking for personal and business growth within digital marketing while maintaining productivity and mental well-being.

    Learn from Dipesh's personal experiences, including his pivotal career change, which was motivated by a desire to spend more time with his daughter. We talk about the realities of starting a business, facing uncertainties, and leveraging networks to succeed. Dipesh's candid discussion on balancing professional aspirations with family life offers lessons for budding entrepreneurs and experienced professionals alike.

    We also address the often-overlooked challenges of working from home, including isolation and its impact on mental health. Dipesh provides strategies for creating a productive home work environment and staying connected with your team.

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