Why a POV?

A strong POV (point of view) makes you a known entity. Buyers trust you more, because they know you are not slippery, you stand for something.

Also, a POV has another thing working in its favor: Almost no one has one.

Actually, most people have them once they reach 35, and most companies have them built in somewhere, but very few are willing to say them out loud. So if you can say yours, you immediately set yourself apart, and you instantly get high marks for courage and integrity.

And when you’re establishing yourself in a new market, what better way to be known than as a trustworthy person of courage and integrity?

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