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Navigating Relationships, Entrepreneurship, and Authenticity in the Digital Age
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If you’ve been following Glenn Marsden’s live YouTube sessions on business, entrepreneurship, and mindset, you can now take them with you wherever you go!
We’re breaking down and discussing his live conversations—so whether you're commuting, working out, or just need some inspiration, you can tune in anytime.
No fluff. No hype. Just real insights and straight talk on what it takes to build, grow, and navigate the journey.
Glenn Marsden's YouTube video discusses the importance of letting go of one-sided relationships and friendships, emphasising genuine connection over superficial connections. He shares personal experiences and client interactions, highlighting the need for reciprocity and respect in relationships. Marsden also critiques the coaching and personal development industries, cautioning against quick-fix promises and unqualified individuals offering guidance. He advises viewers to do their due diligence, seek credentials, and prioritise strategy and hard work over fleeting trends. The video addresses red flags in these industries, such as webinars with motivational talk but no strategy, inflated claims of success, and the monetisation of spirituality without genuine skill or discernment. Finally, Marsden touches on the saturation of "experts" on platforms like LinkedIn and the importance of verifying their claims.
To watch the whole episode via Marsden's Youtube channel, simply click the link below:
https://youtu.be/sP7OMFe01BQ?si=iXeB5wJYUbT7N2_-
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