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I teamed up with SpeakPipe. If you have any questions and would like to be featured on the show, go to https://www.speakpipe.com/BeyondTheMop and click "Start Recording". Record up to a 90-second question and you'll be featured on the podcast along with the answer(s) to your question(s). I'll put all of these together and will release them at a later date.
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Episode Transcript
Hello, hello, hello, this is Mark Lineberry with
beyond the mop and this is abonus episode. Hey guys, I just
want to do two things. Numberone, thank you. Thank you. Thank
you. Thank you Now one dive indeeper with those words of
thanks. But first, I want tointroduce a new feature to this
podcast. When I first createdthis podcast, I was limited in
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my beliefs, I was thinking,well, I'll just do a limited
run, I'll do eight episodes,what are the eight most common
questions that I had in myjourney? What are the eight most
common questions that my clientshave? And what are the eight
most common questions I see ingroups like Facebook, and so
forth. And I just createaggregate created total VEDA
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episodes and started to spitthem out. Right. But that's
limiting in my belief, Irealized there's probably more
questions that I think I knowthe answer to they're probably
easy to solve. And I'm just notasking them on the podcast or
create an episode about it. Ormaybe there's some questions
that are complex. I never reallythought of like how deep I want
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to go at this and die reallywant to go into all the
specifics here and here andhere. But maybe it's important
as someone else, care, orconversely, maybe there's
questions I never even thoughtof before. So I teamed up with a
company called Speak pipe, andyou can go to a website. It's
www.speakpipe.com backslashbeyond the mob. And the link to
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this within the shownotes. Alink to this website is right on
there. But if you were to go tothe website, it's very simple.
You'll see our podcast start onthere. And then you'll see a
link it says start recordingit's a big orange button with a
microphone on. If you were toclick that you have 90 seconds
to ask a question you could askwhatever you want around
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cleaning and what I'll do on theshow, I'll take that recording.
I'll add to it with my answerresearch I do to figure out that
answer for you. And we'llfeature on brand new episode if
I get enough questions doing so.
So again, that website is wwwdot SpeakPipe comm backslash
beyond the mop, just click startrecording and they'll dive right
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in to your question. And back tothe word of thanks. When I
started this i i didn't know ifit anyone would listen you know
we all have limiting beliefs,right? That's thinking now if I
create this, no one's going tolisten but least I go through
the exercise and have fun but Ididn't realize dozens and dozens
are listening. So I just want togive a shout out to a lot folks
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on here. People from El Paso,Denver, New York City,
Louisville, Baltimore,Burlington, Kentucky. Who else
we got Rock Hill, SouthCarolina, Philadelphia,
Greensboro, North Carolina,Atlanta, Springfield, Virginia,
the Moines, Iowa Bowie,Maryland, Dallas, Texas,
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Portland, Oregon, Eugene,Oregon, Oregon, Phoenix,
Arizona, Washington, DC you guysare represented here Well,
McLean, Virginia. Who else wegot here. Wellington, Florida,
Boston, Massachusetts,Montgomery, Alabama, Alexandria,
Virginia, Van Nuys, California,Nashville, Tennessee. I love
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your city. And so, so many moreAthens, Georgia, I see Austin,
Texas, Boise, Idaho, California,Orlando, Florida, Smyrna,
Georgia. Just list goes on andon and on and on. But doesn't
stop there. It goes around theglobe. So big thanks to you guys
in Dublin. Ireland definitelyrepresented a Toronto cat,
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Canada, Croydon, UK. Playa DelCarmen, Mexico, Sofia, Bulgaria,
Johannesburg, South Africa,Rhone region of France and even
Nassau Bahamas. Man, I'd like tobe there away from this cold
right now. So thank you. Thankyou. Thank you. You guys are
awesome. Thanks for listeningtuning in. We're at the halfway
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mark of the a plan episodes.
Again, if I get more questions,I'll certainly add on an add on
or if or if there's other topicspeople want to talk about our
add on. I'm even thinking aboutdoing a second run or a second
season to feature other podcasthosts and then bringing them in
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on Earth perspective andcleaning and start doing a q&a
type thing. We'll see where thisgoes. I'm just having fun with
this. Hope you guys are enjoyinglistening to this and if there's
anything I can do for you neverhesitate to reach out. Again.
Thanks for listening. Thanks forbeing part of this and man
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