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HOW DO YOU FIX big, tumultuous problems in your jewelry business?

It’s easy to look at all the things you’d like to do and become overwhelmed, explains jewelry store training expert Jimmy DeGroot.

You should handle big problems the same way you’d eat a watermelon: one bite at a time.

In this video, DeGroot offers practical advice for making change happen.

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