OK, no need to bury the lead — the title of this post says it all: “It’s time to hit the pause button on Get Your Message Heard.” It’s not a hasty (or easy) decision, and it is one that I’ve literally spent the last 3 months debating. The driving force behind all that deliberation
If you’ve been listening to the last few episodes of Get Your Message Heard, you’ve recognized that a lot of thinking has been going on in my world. In fact, I’ve done more (and better) strategic thinking about my business in 2019 than I have allowed myself to do in a long time. A big
What I love most about having a podcast is the chance to dive into deeper conversations about things that intrigue me and will serve you. This week’s interview aligns perfectly with that. Why did you invite this guy to be a guest? Sam Qurashi and I met in the Heroic Public Speaking Graduate School program
Kevin McBroom —What are some creative ways you suggest to overcome self-limiting beliefs/imposter syndrome? Jeanette Bronee—How do you gain clarity about why your message matter so you can craft the message? Mike Brennan —What is the most effective way to determine interest of other surrounding initiative you are looking to launch? Jason Smith —For business goals
One of my main objectives for the year ahead is to be more experimental — to stop overthinking and over complicating everything and take more chances. That’s exactly what I did for my 100th episode. Here’s how that worked. I scheduled time to record the episode on a Wednesday after an aborted attempt at something
Last week, as a lead up to the 100th episode of Get Your Message Heard next week, Michael took a step back and to explore where we’ve been and where we’re going. In today’s “Part II” he reveals a bit more about the path forward (if you missed it, you might want to listen to Episode 98 before diving into this one so you get the
With the 100th episode of Get Your Message Heard just around the corner, it’s time to take a step back and explore where we’ve been and where we’re going. In today’s episode Michael gets personal about the path he has been on since launching the podcast and sets the stage for sharing a bit about the
Now out of the interviewer’s chair and straight onto the guest seat; surely it is a delight to see a little twist isn’t it? In today’s episode Jody Maberry, a marketing consultant, and podcaster who has pretty much been there from the beginning of the podcast turns the tables on Michael and takes over the
Terry Weaver is a renowned speaker, author, event producer, podcaster, Ideapreneur. His real passion is helping people “live life alive” and he does this by traveling around the world and speaking to audiences including young school students. He leads Mastermind Groups and hosts an annual event called “the thing” where creative minds, entrepreneurs and leaders
It is always inspiring to see a couple who share similar interests and use their passion to touch lives. Ann Sheybani and Walt Hampton, J.D are one such couple. Ann Sheybani is the author of How to Eat the Elephant: Build Your Book in Bite-Sized Steps. She received her Masters in Creative Writing and Literature from