Our guest Jeff Echols started his career as an architect in Chicago and Indianapolis. However, he always enjoyed the idea of focusing on startups and market development. So, Jeff pivoted his career and now works as a business consultant. Now he produces multiple podcasts, speaks professionally, and provides valuable expertise to businesses in all fields. He wants to streamline your business, help you discover your ideal customer, and guide you on the transition from service provider to trusted advisor.
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