The Awkward Conversation With an Easy Fix
Aug 17, 202611mEp. 331
Some client problems feel like they need a hard conversation. One firm owner proved otherwise, and I break down exactly how she did it.
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Hosted by Ryan Lazanis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 300 episodes
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An actionable podcast designed for accounting firm owners and partners. Each episode provides listeners with one-quick actionable lesson or takeaway that will help them scale a systematic firm that improves their lifestyle.
Ryan Lazanis hosts Future Firm Accounting Podcast, a business show with 300 episodes published.
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