Podcast Interview: Jeffrey and Jillian at Managing Partners

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Big Enough Book | Common Craft | Interviews | Pacific Northwest

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September 21, 2020

I write books and run a company called Common Craft. I recently moved from Seattle to a rural island. Here, I write about online business, book publishing, modern home construction, and occasionally, dumb jokes.

This podcast episode will go down in Common Craft history because Sachi agreed to participate. She usually prefers to work behind the scenes, but made an exception for this podcast since it’s about couples who work together. This is your chance to hear Sachi’s voice and see that, despite her perceptions, she is awesome in interviews.

We loved speaking with Jeffrey and Jillian at Managing Partners and I think it shows through in the interview. They were super fun! Here’s a snippet that will serve as a preview:

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