The 5 Hills I Would Die On
Iβve recently started sharing a my core business philosophy and beliefs in a 5 day sequence for someone when they subscribe to The Golden Thread newsletter.
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Itβs a 5-day sequence where I walk through the beliefs that drive everything I share with you:
- The 5 hills I would die on as a business owner
- Why alignment beats hustle (with examples)
- How the leader becomes the biggest lever
- Real transformations from strategy and systems
- The opportunity cost of not having a trusted advisor
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I havenβt shared this anywhere else, and I'd like to offer it to you now.
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Honestly, it's more than an offer. I want you to have it.
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This is what I'm about. You need to know.
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βClick here and I'll send the first email immediately.β
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You'll receive one per day for 5 days, starting right away.
They're short (under 500 words) and build on each other.
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Fair warning: I'm more direct than usual. I don't hide conviction very well. π
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And if youβre willing, as you go through the sequence, Iβd love to hear what you think. Just hit reply and let me know.
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βClick to start the sequence immediatelyβ
7 Lessons From Nick Nantonβs Creative Business Playbook
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Entrepreneur, 22-time Emmy Award-winning Director/Producer, and master storyteller Nick Nanton shares a lifetime of lessons he's learned from practicing law, the entertainment industry, and entrepreneurship.
- Aim to be different, not just better, to escape crowded comparisons.
- Never ship without demand; distribution fails when you skip the marketing.
- Stop sitting in every seat; sketch the org chart and hire to it fast.
- Use βwho, not howβ to buy back time and accelerate outcomes.
- Embrace the tension of growth; you may feel both broke and limitless.
- Trade your unique leverage to access elite rooms and compound results.
- Protect your life with clear rules for travel, family, and focus.
For the stories, frameworks, and examples behind these ideas, listen to the full conversation with Nick Nanton.