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John-Michael Morgan

@johnmorgan

The Chuck Norris of branding. Best-selling author. Consultant to the world's largest brands for 15 yrs.

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Sometimes my clients spoil me by sending their private jet just so I can speak to their team. ‌ I’m humbled and honored. ‌ Also, this only happens when you’re the best coach in the world. ‌ I would like everyone to call me MR John Michael Morgan from here on. ‌ Thank you.

Sometimes my clients spoil me by sending their private jet just so I can speak to their team.
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I’m humbled and honored.
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Also, this only happens when you’re the best coach in the world.
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I would like everyone to call me MR John Michael Morgan from here on.
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Thank you.
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Your social marketing isn't growing your brand because you only think about yourself. People want clear, not clever. People want emotion, not a lecture. Social media is about the reader, not the writer.  Write with this in mind and watch your audience pay attention.

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This right here is a game changer for those with an email list: “you want to write emails like they are proof of your work and expertise that make people more likely to hire you.”

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I have no words. I don't understand how to live in a world where someone would take a father away from his young children for having a different opinion.

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A man is likely to mind his own business when it is worth minding. When it is not, he takes his mind off his own meaningless affairs by minding other people’s business. - Eric Hoffer

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If you are pinging someone who’s busier than you, you should have a single well-thought-out specific ask. Only ask for something you truly cannot do on your own, and where you have done everything you possibly can by yourself. For example, if you’re asking someone to send an