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How to Save Your Solo or Small Business By Outsourcing Tasks You Suck At - The Inspired Solo

I want to share two videos with everyone this morning - this came from Michael Bungay Stanier of Box of Crayons. The first is called "212" -- it's about that one extra degree of effort that takes water from hot at 211 degrees F. to boiling at 212 - "with boiling water, comes steam. With steam, you can power a train." - You can see it at http://www.just212.com/be212/ with no opt-in required.

The second is called "Smile and Move" - and it's kind of in a similar vein. View this one at http://www.smileandmove.com/changeit/ - also no opt-in.

As Michael noted, I like the 212 video better, but they're both excellent - high production values, short, to the point, and sure to generate some discussion or inner monologue of your own if you let them.

They're both from Sam Parker.

A Tale of Two Computer Repair Shops: Why Permission-Based Marketing Works and Spam Doesn’t - The Inspired Solo

What Sandra Bullock and Her Oscar Can Teach Us About Successful Business Blogging as a Solo Entrepreneur - The Inspired Solo

For busy solos, looking for info on how to manage SMM/SNM tasks in as short a time as possible, this HubSpot seminar might be a good fit. Free, scheduled for Weds., March 10th, 1 PM ET.

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