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Boostly Podcast we are in season 7 episode 10 and I am so excited for this episode because I have invited Dino Tatelia into the

podcast to give us a breakdown of what makes a business successful.

Dino is one of those guys that I've had in my world for a while now,

part of the different Facebook groups that we're a part of and he is one half of the success engineers now what he has done over the year is he has been able to work with some of the most successful business owners that are around.

And he has broken down the tactics and the tools that they have done to get from A to B. They've just released a

podcast between him and Simon, his co-founder, and in the podcast what they do is that they look at businesses like Tinder, for example,

we talk about it in the podcast, how it went from an idea to now being a hugely successful business and they break down the methods and the

tactics etc in this. Now for this episode I wanted dinner to come in and I wanted him to

share some of the successful traits and I also wanted him to share what he sees as seen some of the biggest mistakes that he sees business owners make.

This is one not to miss. I have a massive thank you to Hostfully who are the

podcast sponsors. We talk about Hostfully actually in this episode because I

shared one of our mistakes and and Dino went on to explain about an experience that he had

a hospitality business in Poland and how something like hostfully could have prevented that. So please go and check

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