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"what great ideas you gave us during our meeting."

“Tad, what great ideas you gave us during our meeting.

We especially value your ideas about making irresistible offers to potential customers. We are working on a new brochure, with your suggested "Top 10 Reasons To Buy", as well as incentives and value-added products.

After meeting with you, we realized the importance of making the product as irresistible as possible to consumers. After all, the promise of a sale isn't quite as satisfying as an actual sale.

You also showed us what a difference being excited about our product can make (with customers, as well as when brainstorming ideas), and after speaking with you our enthusiasm has certainly gone up.

The books you recommended are giving us some great ideas and advice; thank you. We truly value our time spent with you, and look forward to implementing all of your great recommendations. Thanks again!”

By Daniela Rojo and Carol Smith; Sunscape Designs - The Original Sunshelter, Halifax, Nova Scotia



Tad Hargrave, 30, has been a full time innovator, social entrepreneur and change maker since he was 19.

He is the founder of Radical Business which is dedicated to helping conscious folk make more money through Marketing and Fundraising training and consulting.

He is an accomplished magician, musician and improv comedian. Tad has appeared in numerous publications from the Globe and Mail, Alberta Report, IONS Review, Ed Magazine and React magazine and nationally on CBC Radio. He was recently featured in the book Global Uprising and was chosen as one of thirty leading young visionaries in North America by Utne Reader magazine in their September, 2002 edition.

He is also a funny guy. Really.