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S.O.S. Podcast: What Would You Say To Your Younger Self?

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Self-improvement gurus say you should have no regrets – everything you’ve done has made you the person you are today.

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Google “Terrible Tattoos” however, and you’ll see some things people wish they could somehow erase from their past.

Most of us, as we look back on our careers, recognize things we should have done differently. In this podcast series, Shop Owner Solutions, Doug Kaufman, editor of ShopOwner and Vic Tarasik from Shop Owner Coach discuss some of the nightmares shop owners face with leading shop owners from across the country. Shop Owner Solutions is intended to help you avoid the 3 am panic – together, Vic and Doug will explore the things that cause you the most stress, put your anxiety into high gear and keep you from feeling like you’re achieving the success you deserve.

In this episode, Vic and Doug discuss the idea of mentorship with Bryan Rex, Fleet Services, Everett, WA and Tyson Anderson, Master Mechanic, Providence, UT.

This episode is presented by 360 Payments.

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