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#120 - These Are the Frameworks Every Entrepreneur Should Learn

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Hey guys, Sean here. Uh gonna try something different for this episode. This is gonna be ten of my favorite frameworks. As you guys know. I am. the the framework Don, the framework King. the the prints of frameworks and uh

really just a nerd about frameworks. And so uh over the over the years I've tried to uh take all the lessons I learned building businesses and turn them into little nuggets that I can remember. uh little principles, philosophies, or frameworks, whatever you want to call it. And uh so I put 10 together and I recorded myself reading it. Um Actually this started as a PDF that I made uh with custom illustrations and all kinds of crazy stuff for for my email list. Uh if you're not on it, I'll put the link in the description. It's just SeanPuri.com. And so I had this email list where I always share kind of my under the hood stuff that's going on in my business and uh you know frameworks that I'm using, tactics that I'm using. And people love this PDF. And they asked, could you do an audio version of this um for the podcast? And so that's what I did. So that's what this is. So I hope you guys enjoy it. These are 10 of my favorite frameworks. Uh, if you hear something that doesn't make sense, it's'cause I'm talking to people who are on my email list and maybe maybe there's some context you're missing out, but

Don't worry about that. The frameworks can apply to anything. So hope you guys enjoy. Ten of my favorite frameworks. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to

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