#61 John Chan | Martial arts mindset and business fundamentals
Steve Hamoen and John Chan discuss the value of plateaus in personal growth, the practical applications of martial arts in business, and the mindset needed for high-level competition. They explore John’s career journey, the importance of fundamentals, effective marketing principles, and data misinterpretation pitfalls.
Key Points
- Martial arts training imparts a sense of progression and discipline that translates effectively into business and personal growth.
- Understanding the progression from initial learning to mastery involves recognizing and valuing the plateaus where foundational skills are solidified and breakthroughs are prepared for.
- Effective marketing hinges on clear communication, accurate data tracking, and the ability to integrate technical and creative aspects to optimize user experience and campaign performance.
About John Chan
Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jtcchan/ https://2x.agency/
Bio Hi, I'm John. I lead a small team of marketing and design specialists at our growth agency, 2x (2x.agency). We help e-commerce and software companies grow profits sustainably through performance marketing—paid ads, email and SMS, and landing pages to drive results.
We've helped many businesses from startups to 8-figure brands drive revenue growth and lowered new customer acquisition costs. Chances are, if you have happy customers with untested marketing channels—we can help you achieve your business goals too.
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