Mr Joe Leech

Better to be bold than boring

If it’s going to work well, then the relationship has to work in both directions.

Ever scroll through LinkedIn and notice something missing? Yeah, it’s the buzz about auditioning potential clients – seriously, not enough folks are talking about this!

Quick heads-up to all you Founders & CEOs: we might not be a match made in heaven, even if you dig my vibe. I’m not into working with just anyone – it’s gotta be a two-way street.

Here’s the deal: if I’m going to bring my A-game, the project has to be more than just okay. It’s gotta be exciting, interesting, and, you guessed it, BOLD. So, when I’m chatting with a new potential client, it’s gotta click for both of us, or what’s the point, right?

Let me break it down. Do you fit the bill?

In a world where LinkedIn can sometimes feel like a virtual handshake, I’m all about making sure the vibe is right. Auditioning clients isn’t about being picky for the sake of it – it’s about making sure we’re on the same wavelength.

Think about it: it’s not just about whether you like what I bring to the table; it’s also about whether I’m feeling the mojo of your vision. It’s a mutual thing, a chemistry check, if you will. Because if we’re not on the same page, pouring my heart into a project just doesn’t make sense.

So, let’s keep it real. Do you think we’d make a good team?

In a world where business can sometimes feel a bit too business-y, let’s add some excitement. Let’s make it more than a transaction – let’s make it an adventure. Because when the match is right, that’s when the real magic happens.

So, friend, as you navigate the LinkedIn jungle, ask yourself – do you fit the bill? Let’s find o

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I’m mr Joe Leech and I coach CEOs so they and their businesses thrive.

I bring 20 years in tech, $20b in added revenue, experience with FTSE / NASDAQ / Fortune 100 giants and 30+ startups . Together we can do great things.

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