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Dennis Moseley-Williams is the founder of DMW Strategic Consulting. He’s also an author and published the book Serious Shift, starting a movement for those of us who are determined to make meaningful, positive and lasting change in our life and business. Dennis’ company works with entrepreneurs and business owners around the world who are looking to make their life and business a better place. Dennis is also an certified trainer in the Experience Economy.
Mike and Dennis cover a ton of great stuff in this episode like Dennis’ fortune to be in the right place at the right time to start his career in strategic consulting, his decision to live with less to enjoy what matters to him like taking summers off, his candid point of view on free time for entrepreneurs, thoughts on why people follow brands, and his thoughts on really hard questions entrepreneurs need to ask themselves to be unique.
And now here’s Dennis Moseley-Williams.
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