Daniel Priestley | How to become a key person of influence

I have a list of people I really want to have as guests on my show and Daniel Priestley has been up amongst the top names on that list for some time, so you can imagine how happy I was when he agreed to be a guest on my show. It's proof that sometimes just asking will actually get you a great result.

I first met Daniel years ago when he was running Triumphant Events and have followed him online ever since. His incredible books like 'Key Person of Influence', 'Oversubscribed', 'Entrepreneur Revolution' and '24 Assets' are all great reads and for me personally, 'Key person of influence' has been inspirational and incredibly useful in laying out Daniel's 5-step process to becoming a notable person in any industry.

In this chat, I got the opportunity to ask Daniel about his entrepreneurial journey, his first steps into public speaking & presentation work as well as an answer to a question I had about his 'Key Person of Influence' book that has been bugging me for a few years now, as I thought I was either missing something or it wasn't really there... You're going to have to listen to find out...

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