Doug has interviewed hundreds of business leaders. As co-host of The Nice Guys on Business Podcast and an interviewer, Doug has interviewed digital marketing guru Gary Vaynerchuk, media superstar Arianna Huffington, ABC’s Dan Harris, Celebrity Apprentice Jeffrey Hayzlett, NY Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller Jeffrey Gitomer, and dozens of celebs and business leaders. As an author, Doug’s book, Nice Guys Finish First, is an Amazon bestseller. Doug is a nationally recognized speaker and shares his Nice Guy’s relationship-building message with businesses across the country. As Turnkey’s concept development expert, Doug works directly with clients on podcast planning and development.
In this episode, Philip and Doug discuss:
Lightbulb Moments:
“If you're focusing on the money, then you're not focusing on your goal.” - Phil Fornaro
Connect with Doug Sandler:
Website: https://turnkeypodcast.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-sandler/
Connect with Philip:
Website: https://www.fornarolaw.com/
Podcast Website: https://lbmpodcast.com/
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/philipfornaro/
YouTube: https://www.youtub
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