Franchise Radio Show 157 “Avoiding The Blunders Most Business Builders Make – Paul Blackburn, Quantum Orange”

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Paul Blackburn is an internationally acclaimed author and leader in the human potential movement, Paul has taught more than 400,000 people on 4 continents how to reach their personal and professional potential during 38 years as a success coach, author, instructor and keynote speaker.

Paul has trained 350+ life/business coaches, held one of the world’s largest fire-walks, was appointed by the Australian Government to its business advisory panel and is a partner in a multimillion-dollar business operating in 100+ countries (not related to personal development).

To listen to this episode “Avoiding The Blunders Most Business Builders Make” with Paul Blackburn, click here.

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