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Reader, Quick note before the holidays. In January, I’m opening a small, invitation-only pilot for founders who have been seriously considering a podcast—but only if it’s done with intention, craft, and long-term leverage. This is for founders who:
The focus of the pilot is to help you design a podcast that compounds—as a trust engine, relationship builder, and strategic asset for your business—without adding operational drag. I’m making a real investment here (hands-on strategy, positioning, and guidance), which is why the group will be intentionally small. If this resonates, reply with “interested” and I’ll share details to see if it’s a mutual fit. This is not for first-time creators or hobbyists. It’s for founders who want a podcast they won’t outgrow in six months. Warmly, Harry |
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