EP: 84 How can you make a difference for 100K people? Part 2

Some highlights of the show:

David Wagstaff's journey is fascinating and interesting.

You can find out if he is a Sri Lankan? Or a Christian spiritual or not?

What is to be a good listener?

Does context make a difference in the habit of listening?

Where do we form our listening habits?

Does understanding people helps us to be a better entrepreneur?

Where do we form our belief systems?

Who are Unitarian Universalist Church?

What is our geography? Do the lines around our countries have a meaning?

How do we connect to people?

Do boundaries and money really exist? Find out from David Wagstaff

How much money do we really need? And why?

Do we all have potential to make things better?

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Hope you will enjoy my frank and casual conversation with David, the founder of Alfrea.com, Clarityfi.com and Entrepreneursnet.net. A gentle soul with a heart to do good for others.

The Story behind Entrepreneurs Network Founder David Wagstaff

The Entrepreneur's Network is an association started as a LinkedIn group in 2006 as a meeting place for business owners from around the world. It's a place where entrepreneurs could share their stories and meet other founders and business owners.

LinkedIn did a great job of making it easy for business owners to opt into the group, and before long the group had over 50 members. The members were active, sharing stories and advice, and soon there were over 1,000 members.

As a community we discouraged spam and none-value posts. Flash forward to 2018 - we now have between 25 and 50 new member requesting to join our community every day. As of January 2019, the group had 55,000 members.

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https://clarityfi.com/

https://entrepreneursnet.net/

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