What does skateboarding, handholding, and Dean Graziosi have in common?

Well, get ready, that's all discussed on today's podcast episode. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

welcome to the How to Sell Online Podcast

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Hi, I'm Allison J Prince, and I went from being a junior high science teacher to building

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Hey, welcome back to the How to Sell Online podcast. I am producer Jen, jumping in for Allison so she can have some time off with her family this week.

With Christmas coming up soon, we decided to bring back another episode that aired back in

2022 with the one and only Dean Graciosi. This is one of our most

listened to episodes. It's Chuck full of amazing business advice. It's extremely inspirational and really is just good for anybody no matter what stage of business you're up.

So that said, we'll jump right into Dean's interview with Allison.

Okay, before we get started, just a little catch up on what happened this week.

So Lucas and Davis, they are taking skateboard lessons and it's a whole new world for me and I'm learning all sorts of different terminology.

And my mama heart was exploding this week as I was watching Lucas drop into the bull, I don't know the really

steep ramp, they're trying to explain it to me, it's called dropping into where they just go down. They start at the top, like over the ledge and then they just drop into it and they don't crash. And I was watching them practices over and over again and Lucas he was doing about like a foot going down a foot he conquered that and very excited and two feet and three feet and then he wanted to go to about a four to five foot ledge and he got up there and he got up there and he backed off and he got up there and he backed off and you could just see him

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