I was recently a guest on the podcast OnBrand with Nick Westergaard. We talked about my book The Art of Explanation and what professionals can do to communicate with more clarity. Episode Highlights Why is it so hard for us to explain things? “We do it every day...
I had the pleasure of reconnecting with Matthew Pierce at Techsmith, makers of Camtasia, Snag-it, and other fine products. Matt hosts The Visual Lounge, which is about the power of using visuals in videos and how to make them better. I was a recent guest and...
This will be a good time! Two lively Brits, Grant and Paddy, host a live show called The Visual Jam. I will be their guest on July 8th to discuss The Art of Explanation and Common Craft videos. Register for Free. More Info: Have you ever had a great idea for a...
Jenny Blake and I had a wonderful discussion, in part, because we share a similar perspective when it comes to business and the potential for small businesses to promote freedom and autonomy instead of taking it away. Along with having a great voice for audio, Jenny...
It was a pleasure to be interviewed for The Thoughtful Entrepreneur podcast. You can listen to the episode on the UpMyInfluence website or on YouTube.
It was a pleasure to have a discussion with Belinda about Big Enough and the potential for businesses to be designed with happiness in mind. One of the subjects that came up was the idea of "drag" in a business and how easy it is for businesses to accumulate processes...
It was such a pleasure to connect with Terry and talk about Common Craft and Big Enough. She read the book and has serious experience in online business and marketing. In my experience, that is a great combination for fun and interesting interview. She is eight...
An interview between Lee LeFever and Rodney Flowers of the Gamer Changer Mentality Podcast.
Mike Rhode and I go way back and it was a pleasure to reconnect with him on the Sketchnote Army podcast and discuss communication, creative work, and explainer videos.
Christoph is an experienced marketer who is also seems to be a high-energy and dynamic person. I enjoyed talking to him about Big Enough and what tips I could relate to his listeners. Listen below or on the Business Storytelling Podcast show page.
Heneka is such a fun interviewer. She's an accomplished entrepreneur who is also full of energy and positivity. I've included a quote and an audio snippet of the interview below. You can listen on the Entrepreneurial You Podcast.
Scott Riddell and I had a meaningful discussion about our story and Big Enough. As the name of the Soulfront podcast indicates, Scott is helping to share the soul of entrepreneurship and I think he does that with kindness and wit. Here’s the video of our discussion:
I had a great discussion with Chris about Big Enough and designing a business around more than income. Listen below or on this page.
Heather is not your father's accountant. That's her brand and she lives up to it. How many CPAs do you know with a podcast? She is a great podcast host with a lot of enthusiasm. Listen to the episode or learn more about Heather's work. Below is a one minute snippet...
Before this interview, I had never had a discussion with Mitch, but we've been connected online for over thirteen years. It was so awesome to finally be able to talk with him. This interview is interesting because it goes into the early stages of Common Craft videos,...
I love connecting with Donald Miller and this podcast episode shows shows why. He’s an amazing host and someone I respect.
From the moment I connected with Robin, it felt like we were friends. He's in the west of England and I'm in the Pacific Northwest of the US. We're thousands of miles apart but have similar interests and weather. Thankfully, we also share a fascination with business...
When I first talked to Alain about a podcast, I saw that we was in Montreal and his name was Alain Guillot. All signs pointed to him being a French speaker, or having a French-Canadian accent. It turns out he is Colombian, with a Hispanic accent. I brought this up and...
I learned about Louis and Kyle through a mutual connection and did a bit of research. Their show is new-ish and they are both college students. In terms of the podcasts that might move the needle in terms of book sales, this didn't seem like a huge opportunity. But...
This discussion with Betty Dannewitz, of the podcast If You Ask Betty, was a cross-over. We discussed how learning professionals could approach building a business that’s big enough and the power/pain of intellectual property.