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What does it mean to be enterprising and resourceful?

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The Urban Truth is a podcast hosted by Merz Aesthetics North America President Patrick Urban and Tyra Sitton, Communications Director, that pulls back the corporate veil and asks listeners to think outside the box.

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Here’s The Urban Truth: Opportunity is endless when you believe in yourself.

That’s the topic of the latest episode of The Urban Truth podcast, where Raleigh CEO Mikki Paradis and President of Merz Aesthetics North America Patrick Urban discuss the essence of being resourceful and enterprising.

Listen along as they:

  • Challenge the status quo
  • Share secrets to success
  • Inspire listeners to believe in themselves

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