Why There's Nothing More Valuable In Business Than Your Relationships Want more capital? Then be coachable.

By David Meltzer

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On this episode of The Playbook, Managing Partner of SeventySix Capital Wayne Kimmel provides insights on:

  • How a law degree can give venture capitalists an edge on the competition [1:49]
  • Why you can't find the coworkers and employees without networking [3:45]
  • Why being a coachable entrepreneur is a key for earning an investment [8:44]
  • His simple morning routine that will help anyone build their relationship capital [15:30]

Related: The Internet Is a Liar, and Not Everyone Can Become an Influencer

David Meltzer

Co-Founder of Sports 1 Marketing, Speaker, Author and Business Coach

David Meltzer, co-founder of Sports 1 Marketing and host of Entrepreneur's podcast, “The Playbook”, is a Top 100 Business Coach, global public speaker and three-time international best-selling author who has been honored by Variety as “Sports Humanitarian of the Year”.

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