![Finally, we talked about the decision that another company made that will cost them a lot of money
but that will pay off in multiple ways.
Other topics include:
[00:01:12.02] Never make a joke about this
[00:03:03.28] What to focus on in your business
[00:04:29.27] What our children do on the weekend
[00:05:51.18] What brought all of our children out of their rooms at the same time
[00:06:07.09] How to get your kids to come down for dinner
[00:07:13.26] What to do when your cable goes down
[00:08:22.28] What brands can do when something goes wrong
[00:11:35.18] Why you have to take everything with a grain of salt
[00:13:15.24] How companies can justify social media
[00:13:58.20] The most proactive and reactive Twitter response I've seen in a long time
[00:15:11.29] How many books I've started (and not finished) in the past three years
[00:16:03.04] The one book I was compelled to read
[00:18:25.05] How we prepare for the show](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 2. Finally, we talked about the decision that another company made that will cost them a lot of money but that will pay off in multiple ways. Other topics include: [00:01:12.02] Never make a joke about this [00:03:03.28] What to focus on in your business [00:04:29.27] What our children do on the weekend [00:05:51.18] What brought all of our children out of their rooms at the same time [00:06:07.09] How to get your kids to come down for dinner [00:07:13.26] What to do when your cable goes down [00:08:22.28] What brands can do when something goes wrong [00:11:35.18] Why you have to take everything with a grain of salt [00:13:15.24] How companies can justify social media [00:13:58.20] The most proactive and reactive Twitter response I've seen in a long time [00:15:11.29] How many books I've started (and not finished) in the past three years [00:16:03.04] The one book I was compelled to read [00:18:25.05] How we prepare for the show
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