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It Really Does Take 10 Years To Build A Brand, Are Most CEOs On A Rampage Right Now?, Shopify Is Making E-Commerce Sites A Relic?
May 01, 2025

In episode #2964, Eric Siu and Neil Patel discuss the value of events for networking, balancing work and family, and how CEOs adapt during tough times. They share travel experiences, reflect on leadership cycles, and explore the future of e-commerce and websites.

Note: This episode was recorded while traveling. Audio quality may be lower than our usual standards.

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES

(00:00) The Value of Free Events and Networking

(03:01) Balancing Work and Family Life

(06:04) Traveling and Personal Experiences

(09:02) CEO Mindset: Rampage and Efficiency

(12:02) Cycles of Strength and Weakness

(15:07) The Future of E-commerce and Websites

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