Mental Health: 3 Mindfulness Tools & Technology In Sales

07/06/22 • 40 min

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How To Use Tech To Be More Effective AND Work Less. Mental Health requires a lot of things. In this episode we talk through some mindfulness tools, how to use technology in sales, and how to reduce the amount of time you spend working. That's right, work less, be more productive, and spend more time doing what you want. If you're a small business owner or a sales person who wants to work less hours and be more productive, this episode is for you.

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