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I trust you're well as we round out the first quarter of 2022.  Yes, I agree, weird to realize the year is moving right along at a pace we seldom appreciate.  To help keep me on pace and make adjustments, I do my best to do my WRAP process every week, month, and year.  (You can learn more about that here).  As I had mentioned to you previously, writing a book and doing more speaking is in my (not so distant) future.  So, what did I do to make progress, you ask?  I took action and did 2 frightening things.  

One is, I signed up for a Speaker course with a long time mentor of mine, Blair Singer.  If you've ever been to one of our Momentum Weekend Events or just heard me speak, many pieces of that was engineered by what I learned waaaaay back in the day from him.  I'm going back to improve and step up my game.  Wish me luck.  lol  

Two, and this is where you come in, I reached out to MicroFamous guru Matt Johnson to begin the process of launching a podcast. As you can expect, I have homework.  Here is the question that I have for you as a treasured part of the Momentum Tribe.  What Podcasts do you currently listen to?  How often?   Would you take 2 minutes to hit reply and fill me in?  

In the meantime, I am honing in on the clear and compelling message we provide here to the Momentum Tribe.  If you are interested in sharing your input and perspective on that as well, I welcome all feedback. 

To quote the philosopher LL Cool J, Don't call it a comeback, I've been here for years.  

With love, 
​Spencer

About Spencer Combs:

Spencer Combs is a business leader and author of Momentum and Mastery: The Business Leader's Guide to Fastrack Unshakeable Profit, Productivity, and Purpose. With a passion for helping others transform their challenges into opportunities, Spencer offers unique insights through his events, coaching programs, and daily text messages.


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