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SmartTalk, Episode 6

As the road trip to Dallas continues, Victor and Mark get more feedback, and discuss the trauma of talking about money, client maintenance programs, a tip from The One Minute Manager, how to answer potential clients who ask for a discount, why the value of a doctor does not lie in his prescription pad, Woody Allen's take on integrity, what happens to older mice when the cheese gets moved, why those who recognize change first profit the most, Victor getting all new-agey about the journey and the destination, why Michaelangelo at age 87 wrote ancora imparo in the margin of one of his drawings, and Mark's description of a client who was all a-twitter about Twitter.

SmartTalk - Ep 6

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