Oliver Burkeman reminds us: Achieving a superhuman level of efficiency, so that you never need to disappoint anyone, or make tough choices about how to use your time? Impossible. Satisfying the contradictory demands of maddening bosses (or family members) who can’t decide what they want? Impossible. Bringing a creative project into the world precisely as you envisaged it in advance? Impossible. Find out why embracing the impossibility puts a whole new spin on productivity giving you permission to lower the stakes.

Tamsen Webster knows that if you want people to actually act on or in favor of your ideas—you can turn the secret to creating change into a simple test the can help make all of your marketing messages stronger. Listen to this episode to find out how and why this simple test works and what to ask yourself to inspire people to take the action you want from them.

Where marketing is a conversation you’re having with strangers, thought leadership can distinguish you as either the subject of the conversation or as an influential contributor to it. If thought leadership is your objective, discover the three requirements you'll need to meet (and more) in this episode.

The life you want is just beyond the challenges of self-doubt, fear and procrastination. To successfully avoid the disappointment many entrepreneurs encounter, you must create consistency in your life so you can focus on the things that matter most to you and close three gaps standing between you and the business success you desire.

Marketing is simply a conversation you're having with strangers. The goal is to turn strangers into friends, friends into prospects, prospects into clients with as little efforts as possible. Then, you serve your clients and customers so well, they’ll be happy to introduce you to more strangers.

To succeed with your marketing you must move the conversation along through 5 distinct stages and in this episode I explain what they are so you can start acing your marketing conversations!

All marketing begins as an experiment in communication. Subtle changes to your messaging don’t always create immediately noticeable results. And it can be difficult to measure the impact of a different messaging strategy because of the lag between when you make relevance-related improvements and reap the benefits. Still, fine-tuning your relevance is key to long-term marketing and sales success and this episode talks about how to do just that.

Stuck in a rut? Living and working from pattern and habit alone? Rather than consciously choosing how to spend the hours of your days and life ... Get off the expressway to burnout and forget about work-life balance! We explain what to do instead and offer our 3 best tips for making the change in this week’s episode.

Every business owner and aspiring thought leader faces three challenges: getting good, getting going and getting know! Lisa O’Neill of Thought Leaders breaks this down beautifully for us so we can become commercially smart.

Are you one of the many employers, workers or business owners who confuses delay with procrastination? Learn how to tell the difference between delay and procrastination. You might believe you're guilty of something you're not even doing! And, if it turns out you are a procrastinating, find out what you can do to overcome it.

Find out how influencer, astrology and big brands are all connected and evolving in this episode.