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In This Episode:    Have you ever stared at a blank page, cursor blinking away, and struggled to come up with content that will grow your business? We live in a 24/7 digital world, and content is more important than ever. But as a business leader, it never feels like you have the time to sit down and actually create it.   The latest guest on the Measure Success podcast, Sally A. Curtis, is here to share some good news: you’ve probably already created exactly what you need.   Sally A. Curtis is a content repurposing wiz, speaker, radio/TV and podcast host, speaker bureau owner, connector, and mother. She’s passionate about amplifying her clients through content repurposing, building their brand equity, and positioning them as the expert in their market.    Tune into the full episode for more about how to repurpose content you already have into “bite-sized” pieces, why it’s so important to listen to what clients are already asking for when you’re building your business’s services

In This Episode:    Social media dominates our current digital landscape—but is that a good or bad thing?    Someone who’s trying to tip those scales more towards positivity is Martin Diamond, the latest guest on the Measure Success Podcast. He chats with host Carl J. Cox about the downfalls of current social media platforms, and how the mission of his current work is to solve those societal problems.    Martin is the sole Founder and CEO of Kindli, a new “no-hate” social media app that focuses on positivity. He’s a serial entrepreneur with experience in many industries, including technology, social media, consumer products, hospitality, and law, and has over 30 years of experience as a sole founder/CEO of his own companies.    Listen to the full episode for more on what makes Kindli different from other social media platforms, the holes in the landscape that Martin hopes the app will fill, his inspiration behind starting the company, what routines have helped bolster Martin’s

In This Episode:    If you’re a startup founder and have ever wondered about the ins and outs of angel investing—when it could be right for your company, what makes it different from other types of investing, and why it can be so beneficial to your growth—this episode is for you.  In this episode of the Measure Success Podcast, host Carl J. Cox chats with Steve Walsh, the founder of Hands On Angel LLC. He is an entrepreneur and angel investor with a 20+-year executive portfolio across the sales, marketing and operations divisions of some of the largest technology and media companies, including Comcast & Cox Communications. For more on what early-stage startup founders should look for in an angel investor, some common misconceptions CEOs might have about investors, and details about all the different types of startup investment (and which could be right for your company), tune into the full episode.   Here’s a Glimpse of What You’ll Learn:    Some of the most common challen

In This Episode:    Struggling businesses are often tempted to look outside their own walls for advice and strategic help. But in reality, the answers are often a lot closer than executives realize. They often come from people who already work there. And when consultants can listen to what those employees have to say and help leaders implement strategies using their feedback, it can lead to truly lasting organizational change.   The latest guest on the Measure Success Podcast, Lizabeth Wesely-Casella, is an expert on how to leverage employees’ institutional knowledge in order to improve a business’s trajectory. She has more than 20 years of consulting experience, and is the Founder and CEO of L-12 Services, a Washington DC firm focused on internal communications and organizational development. She works with businesses to improve workflow, processes, and culture by leveraging the institutional knowledge of existing team members.   Tune into the full episode for more on the key qu