What Startups Need For Success
In this episode, we repurpose an episode that is an interview with Todd Henry, a podcaster and author and professional speaker. He is the author of 4 books to this day, including The Accidental Creative (which is also the name of his first podcast show), Die Empty, Louder than Words and Herding Tigers. Also, he […]
32- BONUS- Todd Henry success story as entrepreneur for creative pros Read More »
In this episode, we discuss the article that appeared recently in Forbes.com by Eric Hadley called “Why Podcasts Should Be Your Top Marketing Priority Next Year.” As we have seen with other discussions in the media, many articles are admitting that podcasting is a key element of marketing; and that marketing your podcasts should be
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In a recent episode of Todd Henry’s podcast show, The Accidental Creative, there are 4 questions that every entrepreneur should ask: What do you want to experience? — what kind of things would you like to get off your “bucket list”? What do you want to do? — especially, being more intentional to extend yourself
BONUS — Questions for small business owners and podcasters for 2020 Read More »
As the year wraps up for a close and the beginning of the next year, a small business owner or entrepreneur or startup should make a checklist of items and tasks that can be critical for a quick start for the next year and also the success of the business, without missing a beat —
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For a podcaster or an entrepreneur or startup, the “winter mindset” is a pattern and worry that can creep into the best of minds. Here, we discuss what it is and possibly how to avoid this pattern before it sets in. This idea was promoted in mid-December by an email from Sean Stewart so that
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This episode is being repurposed from the original podcast show called PodcastReporter.com. But it critically relates to the challenges of creating a feasibility plan for your business, startup or entrepreneurship. Here we discuss what kind of research and other challenges you might consider for your podcast show — In terms of a feasibility study. If
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For this 2019 Holiday season, we wish to publish some reflections from this solo-preneur about the sayings that made me think about my world and environment from the book The Self-Reliant Entrepreneur by John Jantsch. As John Jantsch, the author, gives us daily meditation-type thinking with sayings from different authors, poets, authorities, etc., throughout the
27A- BONUS- Reflections from this Self-Reliant Entrepreneur — the measure of a life Read More »
In this episode, we also join the prognosticators in discussing our viewpoint of the horizon of entrepreneurship and podcasting for 2020 on this eve of the new year. In addition, we also deliver a suggestion for those who wish to use facebook as a tool to grow your visibility in the podosphere and in the
26- Viral Visibility for small business success and Happy New Year Read More »
In a recent article in Forbes.com, Alex Gold discusses how a startup or entrepreneur can turn this explosion of podcasts today into a winning strategy for the business. Issues like these are starting to grow like weeds in the podosphere, because (as is mentioned in the article) there are 700,000 podcasts available out of
25- Small Businesses Can Turn The Podcast Boom Into A Win Read More »
When there is a good economy that is booming, the temptation to start your own company or startup may be great — and that may be a driving force for you. But what if the economy is not so, and it leaves you with doubt as to whether or not to start your entrepreneurship in
24- Six Tips for starting a business in a poor economy Read More »