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We asked Santi Ruiz from IFP tips on getting projects done. "(Start by asking) for anything you work on, can you make it last two administrations instead of three?" "What are the actual regulatory things that make you wait 4.5 years to get your initial permit for infrastructure?" "On... show more

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Trey Picou1 年前

@rSanti97 @IFP 3 other tips: 1) you need to set a timeline and stick to it preferably by using a watch that you can find on @getbezel 2) get consistent, quality sleep utilizing an @eightsleep 3) make sure you track expenses for the long-term with @tryramp

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Clifton Sellers1 年前

One day I just woke up with the ability to post and grow my business 3+ years of posting Constant testing/refining Committing to the process It doesn’t happen quick, but once you build out your personal brand the leverage is insane

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Bella1 年前

@rSanti97 @IFP 🚀 @rSanti97

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joshua1 年前

@rSanti97 @IFP Santi <> Jordi crossover?!?!?

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