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I'm your host, your coach, your teacher, Omar Zenholm.

I'm also the co-founder of the $100 MBA, a complete business training and community online.

And in today's episode, you will learn five business secrets I learned from Steve Jobs. I've been a student of Steve Jobs's work and his legacy. And don't get me wrong, Steve wasn't perfect. No one is. But there are many things he's done exceptionally well as a business builder.

And today I'm going to share with you five secrets, five things that really are exclusive to his legacy.

These are things that define the reason why he was successful.

And I want to pass them on to you because I've picked up these five things and they've helped me

tremendously in my own journey as an entrepreneur.

Some of these are not so easy to implement

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