The Numinous Podcast
TNP58: Carrie Klassen on Kindness + Goodness in Business + Life
My marketing crush, Carrie Klassen, shares the story of a heart-wrenching experience that occurred while she was volunteering at a shelter for abused girls and women in India.
How We MetI first came across Carrie's work some time around 2009. When she released her workbook, How To Write a Loveable Homepage, she became the go-to adviser that I recommend to any entrepreneur who feels icky when it comes to sales and marketing.
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TNP171 Crystie Kisler Is Connecting Land And Food
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