Happy Friday ya'll.

I just finished a 3-part series of episodes where I explored 3 topics:

positioning
strategic narrative
category design

I hear these concepts being thrown around all the time but I wanted to get to the heart of them. What are the key differences? When should you use one approach over another? And finally, what’s my take? Which one do I think is actually the most helpful for me and WHY? That's what I'm covering in this BONUS episode.

Check out the prior episodes where I actually went through each of these approaches and tried to apply them to my own business.

What’s your take? If you listened to this BONUS episode I’d love to hear from you. Leave me a message on Spotify or shoot me a DM on LinkedIn.

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189 - BONUS: What’s My Take On Positioning vs. Strategic Narrative vs. Category Design

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