Jun 30, 2022
No doubt you’ve heard about the 80/20 Rule, but what you may not know is that it actually gets dwarfed when you learn what’s behind the curtain – the rest of the rule. In this episode of The RARE Advisor, we share how to dig deep and really make this segmentation process work to your benefit.
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