Boom! Shake the room, Fire Nation! JLD here with an audio master class on implementing systems

and building a team to drop these value bombs. I brought Amy Porterfield on the mic. She is the

host of the online marketing, Made Easy Podcast, creator of Digital Course Academy and helps thousands

of online entrepreneurs build a life and business they love. In today's Fire Nation, we're talking

about how to build a team the right way. The four departments that Amy has for her team, the

significance of implementing systems to build that team. And a couple of business tools she couldn't

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dot com slash fire. Amy Porterfield, thank you for joining me once again on entrepreneurs on

fire. And you've been a guest multiple times over the years. I can still remember how nervous I was

to interview you back in 2012. And I was just like, we were babies. We were babies girl. You haven't,

by the way, visually aged a year. I mean, you still look amazing. Obviously,

people who are watching this video can see and tell. And man, it's just been like this journey.

We've both been on. We've done different things. And one thing that, you know, I found very

interesting, you know, and this is why I asked you to come and be a feature on my book in this part

was when you left corporate America, you vowed to never, ever like build a large team. You're

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