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In this episode of the Tech Bytes podcast, Dan Hafner reflects on his recent experiences and insights gained from the Get Elevated Live event. He discusses the importance of planning for 2026, key takeaways for business growth, and the future of no code and AI. Dan emphasizes the need for simplification in business offers and the significance of focus in achieving success. He encourages listeners to stay proactive during the holiday season and to prepare for the upcoming year with momentum.
Takeaways
- Always build something to sell, even if it's an app.
- Focus equals freedom; distractions lead to burnout.
- Your business should serve your life, not consume it.
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- Simplify your offers to make them more appealing.
- People care about results, not features.
- Attention spans are short; keep communication clear.
- 2026 is the year of scale for business growth.
- Don't try to chase too many goals at once.
- Stay busy during the holidays to gain momentum.
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In this episode of the Tech Bytes podcast, Dan Hafner reflects on his recent experiences and insights gained from the Get Elevated Live event. He discusses the importance of planning for 2026, key takeaways for business growth, and the future of no code and AI. Dan emphasizes the need for simplification in business offers and the significance of focus in achieving success. He encourages listeners to stay proactive during the holiday season and to prepare for the upcoming year with momentum.
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- 2026 is the year of scale for business growth.
- Don't try to chase too many goals at once.
- Stay busy during the holidays to gain momentum.
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