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How this tool, which sounds like 'Instagram', can help you communicate with your customers and your team better

February 17, 2022 Jim James
How this tool, which sounds like 'Instagram', can help you communicate with your customers and your team better
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The UnNoticed Entrepreneur
How this tool, which sounds like 'Instagram', can help you communicate with your customers and your team better
Feb 17, 2022
Jim James

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Knowing your customer is key for any business endeavor, it requires knowing more than their names, ages, and incomes. And according to Matt Schlegel, Principal at Schlegel Consulting : Evolutionary Team Effectiveness, personal dynamics cannot only help you understand your customers better but can also help you create a more effective team.

In this episode, Matt explains about the Enneagram, its 9 types of personalities, and how it could help you identify your own, your team members, and your customers' personality dynamics, so you could communicate with them more effectively.

Learn more about the Enneagram on Matt's book Teamwork 9.0, and how it could help with team problem-solving processes.


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Knowing your customer is key for any business endeavor, it requires knowing more than their names, ages, and incomes. And according to Matt Schlegel, Principal at Schlegel Consulting : Evolutionary Team Effectiveness, personal dynamics cannot only help you understand your customers better but can also help you create a more effective team.

In this episode, Matt explains about the Enneagram, its 9 types of personalities, and how it could help you identify your own, your team members, and your customers' personality dynamics, so you could communicate with them more effectively.

Learn more about the Enneagram on Matt's book Teamwork 9.0, and how it could help with team problem-solving processes.


Post Podcast Production by: XCD Virtual Assistants


The UnNoticed Entrepreneur Book
The UnNoticed Entrepreneur: Fifty Ideas for your Company to Stand Out

The Marque of an Entrepreneur
Get noticed as an entrepreneur with the 19 Dots range of merchandise; bottles, cups, caps et al

Media relations all in one platform
Prowly has everything you need to get your PR work done.

Descript is what I use to edit the show.
All-in-one audio & video editing, as easy as a doc.

Support the show (https://lovethepodcast.com/Unnoticed)

Support the show (https://lovethepodcast.com/Unnoticed)

Support the Show.

If you could ask 500 entrepreneurs a question about how they got noticed,

Would you have one?

That's right.

You can ask a question and we can give you a summary of the thoughts of all of my guests on that topic, direct quotes, and links to where they gave comment.

Check amazing new resource at: https://theunnoticed.horsy.ai/

You may even think that it's worth making a contribution to Support the show here.

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