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  • Ask Your Leader About Milfcon

    Ask Your Leader About Milfcon

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    Milfcon.

    The leadership conference you never knew your calendar needed.

    A better tomorrow for men in leadership starts now.

    This season, the biggest names in men in leadership assemble in one

    elite, very small conference.

    They will learn from each other what matters in business leadership.

    And what absolutely does not.

    Seth will share the secrets to having enough clients

    that nobody knows how he actually spends his time.

    Ask your network if Milfcon is right for you.

    Milfcon.

    Where confidence sounds like insight,

    and insight sounds expensive.

    Get your tickets now.

    Mark will explain how it only takes two exits to be able

    to afford a pool.

    Scott will reveal how offering yesterday's advertising skills today has helped him

    build a thriving business.

    Dave will show you how to turn useless expertise into an underperforming

    consulting business. Rajiv will tell you how Meghna's book,

    The Liberated Leader, liberated him from time and money.

    You may experience sudden nodding,

    premature masterminding, or a powerful desire to say the word leverage.

    Results may vary, but the lanyards will be real.

    Milfcon. For men in leadership who want more perspective,

    less clarity, and better snacks.

    Seats are limited. Get your tickets now.

    Milfcon is not for everyone.

    Do not attend Milfcon if you are allergic to name tags,

    breakout sessions, or vague authority.

    Side effects may include overpromising,

    light networking fatigue, abstract confidence,

    pool envy, and recurring use of the phrase circle back.

    If thought leadership lasts more than four hours,

    consult no one. Get tickets now.

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