🚨 One of the best conversations I've ever had on this podcast.We talked about:🧠 Why fixing your weaknesses might be destroying your strengths
⏳ How most people waste time (and how to reclaim it)
🏃‍♂️ Why your most powerful moments happen in seconds, not years
👶 And how to support high-potential kids without breaking themThis episode is for anyone building a career, a business, or a future—and wondering if the grind is really worth it.🎧 Listen in. Rethink time. Design your life around your strengths.Book: Design for StrengthsWebsite: johnkcoyle.com Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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What if AI isn’t your competition, but your best advantage?In this episode, Nicholas Kuhne chats with Dr Angela Mulrooney – branding expert, ex-dentist, and creator of a personal branding AI app – about how professionals can futureproof their identity, stand out from the AI-generated noise, and finally claim their space in the market.🎯 What we cover:Why professionals are losing visibility in the AI ageHow to find your “niche of genius” and build a category-of-one brandThe difference between showing your toolkit vs showing your unique valueHow Angela’s AI-powered app builds your brand strategy in hoursWhy seasoned pros have more leverage than they think🎁 Angela’s personal branding app:
https://app.unleashinginfluence.com🌐 Learn more:
https://www.unleashinginfluence.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/angelamulrooney/📍 Want to be a guest or launch your show?
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Raj Singh – Serial Entrepreneur, Product Leader at Mozilla, and Startup WhispererIn this episode, we dive into what it really takes to stay ahead in a world where GenAI has levelled the playing field. Raj unpacks how the role of individual contributors is shifting, why communication is now the killer skill, and how 10-person teams can now build billion-dollar companies. Also, we explore what authenticity looks like in the era of AI, and what it’s like jumping from founder life to building at Mozilla.🔥 If you’re navigating startups, hiring in the AI era, or curious what product leadership looks like in 2025, this episode delivers the goods.Website: rajansingh.com Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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T. Christian Helms is the creative force behind Helms Workshop, a branding agency based in Austin known for crafting bold, character-driven brands. He’s a designer, writer, speaker, and former Pentagram-er who once designed a logo in a Burger King bathroom (yep, really).In this episode, Christian and Nicholas Kuhne dive into why design without thinking is dead, how to build a brand that makes people feel something, and what separates a pretty logo from a movement. If you’ve ever been frustrated by clients picking the “safe” option, or wondered whether brand agencies still matter in an AI-driven world – this is the one to queue up.🔥 Expect hard truths, deep thoughts on the future of branding, and a refreshing reminder that building a brand is about making possibilities, not just pretty things.Website: helmsworkshop.com
Instagram: @helmsworkshop👉 Listen in for a masterclass in creative strategy, branding bravery, and why human-first design still matters.00:00 – Meet the “Original Mr. T”: Christian Helms
01:16 – A designer’s oddest workspace: the Burger King bathroom story
02:25 – Why design without thinking is just art
03:26 – That client always picks the worst option – why?
05:12 – Convincing clients to be brave
06:34 – Branding = creating new possibilities
08:18 – Emotional vs functional branding (and why most banks are boring)
09:58 – Do brand agencies still matter?
12:57 – Competing with giants like Landor and Interbrand
14:41 – What Helms Workshop actually does
16:52 – Will brand agencies have a renaissance?
18:33 – How Helms hires and keeps great talent
20:45 – How Christian stays inspired and avoids burnout
22:44 – Where to find Christian and his work Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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We talk real strategies for customer targeting, audience “alchemy”, and Adam’s hands-on approach to crafting campaigns that actually convert. Plus, Adam shares why he’s publishing guides, eBooks, and content to help even the smallest businesses buy media like pros.Whether you're a founder, marketer, or launching your first product – this episode gives you the straight-talking guidance you wish you'd had earlier.🎯 Big theme? *Marketing doesn’t work without understanding people.🎧 Edit your podcasts like a pro:
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🌍 https://www.kinetic319.com
📚 Free & Paid Marketing Guides, Blog + Conversion Playbooks
📱 @kinetic319 on all platformsTIMESTAMPS & TOPICS00:00 – Why people do business with people, not brands 01:15 – Introducing Adam Ortman & Kinetic319 02:20 – What big brands like Nike really understand about consumer psychology 04:10 – What sets Adam’s agency apart: performance-driven media buying 06:00 – The problem with agencies that try to do everything 07:30 – Adam’s eBooks: why they exist and who they help 09:00 – Turning marketing theory into self-serve playbooks 10:30 – Why buying US TV ads is so complex – and how Adam made it simpler 12:00 – Kinetic319’s work in Europe + US market entry tips 14:45 – Cultural targeting and why it matters in global campaigns 16:00 – The meaning behind the name Kinetic319 17:45 – Final advice for founders and marketers Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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In this episode, we dive into the real digital divide — not just access to tools, but the confidence and capacity to use them. Roberto and Nicholas go deep on how small businesses, particularly in marginalised communities, can close the AI gap, scale their operations, and build generational wealth.Expect sharp commentary on:

• Why Roberto left government for entrepreneurship
• How tools like ChatGPT are levelling the playing field
• The gritty truth about “full service” agencies in a fragmented world
• Whether AI is taking jobs or creating them

Why listen?
If you're building a business on the frontlines — without the luxury of Silicon Valley funding — this conversation is your blueprint. Real talk. Real strategy. Real impact.Call to Action:Edit your podcasts like a pro: https://get.descript.com/mrzy10nwivuqJoin me as a guest or start your podcast journey: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/nickkuhneRoberto’s Projects:

• https://bravenagency.com
• https://smrts.co
• Email: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roberto-martinez-360

⏱️ Timestamps & Key Topics:00:00 – Introduction 01:00 – Getting confused with a reality TV star 03:00 – Why Roberto walked away from government 05:00 – From grief to grit: the personal story behind Braven Agency 07:00 – Small business vs unicorn startup mindsets 09:30 – Lifestyle businesses vs visionary growth 13:00 – Why build a full-service agency in 2025? 15:30 – AI workflows, operational savings, and global talent 18:30 – The digital divide isn't about access – it's about application 21:00 – Real-world AI example: logo design from 20 hours to 5 24:00 – How AI is creating jobs in small business (surprise!) 26:30 – Roberto’s open invitation to collaborate Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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She didn’t start out in writing. With roots in computer science and a pivot into business, Sarah discovered copywriting as the perfect blend of creativity and commerce. From $10 blog posts on Fiverr to hundreds of completed gigs, she's built a sustainable brand through consistency, experimentation, and serious craft.In this episode, we get into:What copywriting really is (and isn’t)How AI is helping (not replacing) real writersThe “Fiverr-as-practice” mentalityManaging content across TikTok, Instagram, Reddit and moreThe power of repurposing and storytelling across platformsEmail, Substack, and why she’s jumping on podcastsWhether you’re a marketer, solopreneur, or just trying to make sense of your content strategy, this episode offers a sharp take on how to survive (and thrive) in today’s attention economy.🔗 Edit your podcasts like a pro:
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https://www.joinpodmatch.com/nickkuhne🎯 Sarah Ashley’s Tools & Links:Services & Freebies: https://portalcopyco.comSocial: @portalcopyco00:00 – Introducing Sarah Ashley
01:30 – What copywriting actually is
03:00 – Her unexpected path from computer science to copy
05:00 – Fiverr, classical music and building the craft
07:00 – AI tools and how copywriters can stay relevant
08:30 – Using Reddit, TikTok, and Snapchat as a creative
10:30 – Multi-platform content strategy breakdown
12:30 – Platform purpose: TikTok, Pinterest, Instagram, Reddit
14:00 – Repurposing one blog into 6 pieces of content
15:00 – Making email sexy again (sort of)
16:00 – On Substack, podcasting, and finding new audiences
18:00 – Who Sarah loves working with: practical dreamers Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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In this episode, we get into his data-backed findings on how men and women use time differently at work, why only 20% of your time is actually spent on your highest priorities (ouch), and how organisations are quietly burning out their teams without even realising it.We talk practical fixes, bad email habits, smarter meetings, and how measuring what matters can transform your team’s output. Oh, and we get poetic too — literally. Mark shares his quirky (and surprisingly powerful) book The Poetic Path to Getting More Done and even drops a goal-setting rhyme that’s better than your last TED Talk.If you’re a founder, manager, or just someone whose to-do list is longer than your week — this one’s for you.🛠️ Mark Ellwood’s Tools & Resources🔗 Website: https://getmoredone.com📖 Book: The Poetic Path to Getting More Done💡 Time tracking device: The TimeCorder00:00 Introduction: Meet Mark Elwood, Productivity Expert
01:16 The Research: Women vs Men in Time Management
02:17 The Power of Data-Driven Insights
05:21 The 20% Problem: Time Spent on Top Priorities
08:06 Common Mistakes in Corporate Time Management
10:09 Training Managers: Essential Skills Under the Time Management Umbrella
13:09 Meeting Management: Everyone's Responsibility
13:44 Work Patterns: Short Bursts vs Long Duration
15:24 Measuring What Matters: Tracking Time Effectively
16:59 The Time Quarter Device: Anonymous and Effective
18:56 The Poetic Path: Time Management Through Poetry
19:43 SMART Goals in Verse
23:21 Make Me A Poem: Interactive Poetry Creation
25:41 Closing: Where to Find Mark and His Resources Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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In this episode, Rachel and Nicholas get real about what actually makes good marketing. From managing a “robot intern” (aka ChatGPT) to decoding what “engagement” really means, this episode strips away the fluff and gets to the guts of marketing strategy. You'll learn why “visionary” is a dangerous word, how tone of voice builds brand trust, and what metrics really matter (hint: it’s not likes).Whether you're a startup founder staring at your cringey website or a brand looking to scale without sounding like a brochure, Rachel’s practical wisdom and deadpan humour will get you unstuck fast.Website: https://boltfromthebluecopywriting.comEmail: [email protected] Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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Guest: Dr. Christiane Schroeter – TEDx speaker, university professor, wellness coach, and author of the Petite Practice Method.Background: Christiane grew up in Germany, earned her PhD in the US, and now juggles being a successful academic, podcaster, author, and mum — all without burning out. She’s the real deal when it comes to high-achiever life… minus the breakdown.What this episode is about:
Why do so many high achievers still feel stuck? What happens when you do everything "right" — and success still doesn’t show up the way you expected? In this conversation, we dig into the mindset traps, comparison loops, and resilience hacks that define (or destroy) high performers. Plus, how to use The Petite Practice Method to build momentum from small actions.Why listen?
If you’ve ever chased a goal, faced rejection, or wondered “what’s next?” after hitting a big milestone — this one’s for you. Christiane shares real stories (including her TEDx journey), failures, and mental rewiring tools that every high achiever needs in their toolkit.“You just haven't found the right gallery for your art.”
– Dr. Christiane Schroeter Connect with me on:All my linksBecome a guestSign up for RiversideGet Descript #DigitalMarketing #Branding #PersonalBranding #MarketingInsights #SocialMediaStrategy
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