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In this episode, I mention a somewhat silly blog post from years ago entitled "Wanna Feel My Brain?" and the interesting story behind it.
In this episode, I talk about what a Disney movie (not a cartoon one) taught me about conflict, as well as a little bit about my feelings about the beginnings and ends of months.
In this episode I talk about snow and prospecting (and a bit about why I decided to return to the flashback sequence this week instead of recording new material).
In this episode, I talk about fear in marketing a little, and how I got scared (more than once) by a movie that was supposed to be funny, as well as much loved (mostly for reasons other than what I state here, apparently).
And also apparently, the "affair" I mentioned, now that I think about it, really amounted to taking pictures of someone playing the pat-a-cake kid's song with someone else.
In this episode, I talk about another aspect of good fiction that be used in copy...more of a driving force actually, with two parts (and a little bit about why those two parts can work together more effectively).
In this episode I jabber about a problem people who have a lot of ideas seem to have, and what I decided to do about it (it works to generate ideas too, sometimes, but that's a topic for another episode).
In this episode, I talk about fiction's third piece (not character or setting), throw out some handy ideas for coming up with your own, and wrap it up chatting about how fiction can help you in business.
In this episode, I chat more about goals, and how to set them (and a bit more about staying motivated). Plus a bit about how you can find hidden opportunities in tasks that other people dislike.
In this episode (number 35), we're back to just me as I chat about pizza, goals, and a bit more.
In this episode, we break away from the mold, so to speak, as I interview Lee Rowley, a marketer who started out as a lot of business owners and grew to find his own success...somewhere off the beaten path.
Enjoy.
Lee's Website: www.leerowley.com
Lee's Instagram @theleerowley
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