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Today we are going to talk about personal and professional habits that will make you a high-performing marketer.

So in this episode, Neil and I we're going to share some of our personal habits which kind of set our day and also like some things we do in our work day, you know, some habits we built over the year.

So we are, we're going to say like this is not gospel by any means.

Some things that Neil does I might not agree with, some things I do, he might not agree with,

but we're just going to share what works for us because we've learned over the years

that trying to force people to do things our way just doesn't work just you know be

you figure out what works for you just experiment and then hopefully some of these

lessons will help so Neil you want to start Yeah, so the big thing that I've seen when it comes to high performance

marketers is one thing that they always do is are willing to read. If you're not continually reading, and I'm not talking about books. I'm talking

about just online articles, case studies, seeing what competitions doing, see what's to happen

with market and what I mean market like things like the economy these will all give you ideas on

experiments that you can end up running. If you're not willing to experiment you're not going to be a high-performing

marketer because you don't know all the answers.

I don't know all the answers.

Eric doesn't know all the answers.

I don't care if someone's been doing marketing for 40 years.

They don't know all the answers.

The only way you can continually get better and perform better is you got to experiment and I keep

emphasizing this. I was talking to my head of Australia the other day, he's a guy named Dan,

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