Topic: Professional Journey

4 chapters across the catalog

Episode 54: Thinking of starting a podcast? Listen to this
Episode 54 13:50 - 17:25

54: Episode 54: Thinking of starting a podcast? Listen to this

Categorizing Content into Storytelling, Business, and Mindset

Content for the podcast is organized into three primary pillars: storytelling, business, and mindset. The mindset component is prioritized as it addresses the internal narratives that often hold clients back from success. By sharing personal experiences and the "roller coaster" of entrepreneurship, the host aims to provide practical, actionable advice that feels like a two-way conversation rather than a lecture.

Episode 41: What’s working on LinkedIn - with Noticed CEO Niall Ratcliffe
Episode 41 18:56 - 20:19

41: Episode 41: What’s working on LinkedIn - with Noticed CEO Niall Ratcliffe

Honesty in Business, The 2020-2026 Timeline

A specific LinkedIn post featuring a timeline from 2020 to 2026 is discussed as an example of effective vulnerability. By admitting that the agency "sucked at business" in 2024 despite being great at LinkedIn, the founders built trust through honesty. This transparency allows potential clients to see the hosts as relatable guides who have already navigated the challenges the clients are currently facing.

Episode 33: EASTER FUN 2 - More questions from my family
Episode 33 17:19 - 19:50

33: Episode 33: EASTER FUN 2 - More questions from my family

Business Learning Curve, Honest Journeys and Mentorship

Running a business is described as a complex minefield compared to structured skills like learning a language or driving. The host emphasizes the importance of being honest about the learning curve and the overwhelm caused by conflicting "blueprints" from various gurus. Success is attributed to self-understanding, seeking support, and consistent persistence rather than having a perfect system.

Episode 28: What stories to share when your business is new
Episode 28 20:31 - 22:30

28: Episode 28: What stories to share when your business is new

Relatability of the Climb, Role Models and Vulnerable Leadership

The most compelling stories are often those told during the "climb" rather than from the "summit" of success. Stepping out of a comfort zone to share doubts and breakthroughs positions the business owner as a relatable guide. Clients prioritize finding someone who understands their needs and demonstrates passion over someone who appears perfect or polished.