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It was time for Round 2 with Danny Miranda.
I first had the chance to chat to Danny waaaay back on an early podcast episode and I'm so excited to have him back.
Since we last spoke he's hit over 100 episodes on his very excellent podcast, and I want to talk to him about how he's stayed consistent.
About Danny
Danny Miranda is a lover of life. He is a writer, podcaster, and high energy advocate. He believes any day he is fulfilling his ultimate mission in life – to make the world happier, healthier, and wiser – is a good one. He enjoys floating on this rock in space and pursuing his highest version.
Read more about Danny
http://dannymiranda.com
https://twitter.com/heydannymiranda
I met Blake last year and we hit it off...not. We generally spend our time just insulting each other.
This episode may have elements of me insulting Blake, and Blake insulting me. We may talk about Twitter, marketing, being a CMO, why he decided to make Float and maybe more insults.
I recently had a chat with The Stoic Empire on a Twitter Spaces chat about the thread that we collaborated on: "How to avoid wasting your life".
It was almost like a radio phone-in show where we had people asking very thoughtful questions and we did our best to answer them.
This was a lot of fun and we'll probably do something similar again soon...if I can work out how to make the Twitter Spaces audio output a bit better.
Ritesh decided at 40 years old it was time to retire. Pack up the businesses, live his life how he wanted to with no plans whatsoever. I found this fascinating and I really wanted to get him on the podcast. What ensued was a conversation about being busy, productivity and that all-important question: purpose.
Read more about Riteshhttps://reddy2go.com/
https://reddy2go.com/who-the-fuck-is-reddy/
https://twitter.com/reddy2go
Dave was my first boss when I got my first proper design job, so it'll be weird to chat again to my old boss.
In this episode we talk a lot about culture and how to measure it, create it, and how that connects to creativity.
About DaveDavid Pannell is the co-founder of Vegan Business Tribe and a passionate advocate for the vegan business scene.
Having spent over 20 years helping businesses grow and acting as a former ambassador for the Chartered Institute of Marketing, David launched Vegan Business Tribe with his partner Lisa Fox in 2020 to align his passion with how he made a living. David is also the presenter of the weekly Vegan Business Tribe Podcast and the official UK agent for The Vegan Society's vegan trademark scheme. His partner Lisa writes the monthly business column in Vegan Food & Living Magazine, the UK's best-selling vegan publication.
Vegan Business Tribe is a community of over a thousand vegan businesses owners and entrepreneurs.
Read more about Davehttp://www.veganbusinesstribe.com
https://twitter.com/vbtdavid
Arvid, Jamie and I enjoyed chatting so much about audience building last time that we thought we'd do it again!
This time we're talking about building a personal brand, consistency, and following your passions.
About ArvidArvid writes about building sustainable businesses at The Bootstrapped Founder.
Read more about Arvid
http://zerotosold.com
http://audiencefirst.link
http://permanent.link
About JamieJamie is a writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Jamie wrote The Underdog Paradox. It is now a #1 Amazon Bestseller, in 10,000+ bookstores, and 130+ countries.
Read more about Jamie
https://twitter.com/jamierusso
https://jamierusso.me/book
I've known Ken for a while after we first connected on Instagram through my visual account. I had the pleasure of being on his podcast a month or two back and now we get to have a go at the return leg!
In this episode we talk a lot about culture and how to measure it, create it, and how that connects to creativity.
About KenKen is the founder of Boost Innovation, which builds technology and training for culture and performance. He has over a decade of college basketball coaching experience mixed with years of private consulting and training in performance ,culture, and inclusion.
His focus now is empowering his team of experts to build tech that accurately measured culture to improve the workplace and sport for all those in them. He currently reside in Calgary, Canada where he also teaches at a local university.
Read more about Kenhttps://www.boostinstitute.ca/
https://twitter.com/kenboostceo
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenboost/
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As far back as I can remember, being creative has always been a part of my DNA, something to figure out and something that fuelled me. Until recently I never stopped to ask myself why. The answer is quite simple.
Being creative gives me a sense of balance like nothing else. When I’m in that place, a place where my mind and my hands are one (“the zone” if you will), I am at peace. That peace can only be described as a cleanly struck chord that resonates within me. And like a chord, it doesn’t ring forever. This is where discipline has its merits.
Read more about Paulwww.themmachine.com
www.paulspinak.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulspinak/
Robbie Crabtree is back!
Find out more about Robbie:
https://twitter.com/RobbieCrab
Join his Performative Speaking course:
https://www.beondeck.com/performative-speaking
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