Tim Stoddart is one of my favorite entrepreneurs and writers. He's built multiple 7 and 8 figure businesses with SEO, content marketing, advertising, and great writing.

A few years ago he went full circle and bought Copyblogger, a website and platform that first taught him how to build an online business when he first started.

In this episode, we dive into the "inner game" of what it actually takes to build multiple successful companies, the psychological toll it can take that most entrepreneurs never talk about, and Tim shares business advice everyone ignores that could actually be the key to building a successful business.

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TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Why Creators Are Broke

09:29 How Content Attracts Serendipity

19:04 Building Business Relationships Through Authenticity

29:09 Sobriety, Entrepreneurship, and Obsession

47:10 Self-Care, Stillness, and Sustainability

54:29 Business Advice Everyone Ignores

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