Why Does A CEO Still Use A $19 Coffee Pot? Myths About Money & Success #153

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Why does a CEO still use a $19 coffee pot? Myths About Money & Success Because spending more doesn鈥檛 always mean getting more鈥攊n life or in business. In this episode, Jeff Dudan breaks down the biggest myth about money and success and why smart spending beats flashy spending every time. Whether you鈥檙e an entrepreneur, a leader, or just someone looking to make better financial decisions, this lesson will change the way you think about value. 馃殌 Subscribe for more insights on leadership, business, and success! 馃憤 Like & Comment if this episode gave you something to think about. Chapters in this episode: 00:00 - Intro: The $19 Coffee Pot CEO 00:30 - The Myth: More Expensive Means Better 01:20 - Why I Stick With a $19 Coffee Pot 02:15 - The Business Lesson: Spending Smarter, Not More 03:10 - How This Applies to Your Business 03:45 - Final Thoughts: Get Value, Not Just Cost聽Also check out this super rad software to make an AI clone of yourself! We made one of Jeff Dudan and everyone loves it at the office. Design your clone here! 聽Check out Jeff's AI Clone!聽FREE COPY of Jeff's Book DISCERNMENT馃敆 Homefront BrandsOther Helpful Links:聽馃寧Visit us on LinkedIn馃捇Join and be a part of On The HomefrontConnect with Jeff DudanFollow Jeff Dudan on InstagramJoin us at Homefront Brands. Build your own business starting here: 馃敆 Homefront BrandsHere are a list of Homefront Brands: Temporary Wall SystemsTop Rail FencesWindow HeroThe Designery聽Yard Patrol Pros聽#Entrepreneurship #SmartSpending #Leadership #JeffDudan #CEO #SmartSpending #BusinessSuccess #FrugalCEO #Entrepreneurship #MoneyManagement #Leadership #CostEffective #BusinessGrowth #FinancialWisdom #SuccessMindset #BudgetingTips #EntrepreneurLife #SmallBusinessTips #SmartInvesting #BusinessEfficiency #FinancialDiscipline #WealthBuilding #MinimalistBusiness #CEOHabits

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