Choice Hacking by Jen Clinehens

Choice Hacking by Jen Clinehens

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The biggest danger in business isn’t being hated - it’s being ignored.

The biggest danger in business isn’t being hated - it’s being ignored.

Jen Clinehens
Mar 11, 2025
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The biggest danger in business isn’t being hated - it’s being ignored.

When entrepreneur Sidney Frank founded Grey Goose vodka in 1997, he had big ambitions.

To create a brand that transformed vodka’s reputation as “rough around the edges”...

To a sophisticated, premium experience for luxury consumers.

And to do that, Frank knew he needed to focus on one …

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