How to Pitch Your Ideas with Brant Pinvidic

Brant Pinvidic pitched ideas for a living. As a highly successful TV and film producer, his projects were born and died via his ability to communicate the concept simply, quickly, and effectively. Over time he discovered a simple format that all strong pitches shared. We got to dig into his 3 Minute Pitch format, his journey into and out of Hollywood, and how to apply his format to your life, career, and work. Brant was a lot of fun to interview. He's a true professional and a master of his craft. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. You're listening to the Meaning Movement Podcast, a show about work worth doing. In this episode you'll learn: How Brant got into Hollywood Why you shouldn't follow other people's career maps Brant's mindset towards new goals/projects What’s stopping you from moving forward What to do if things doesn’t work out for you The difference between self-doubt and situational-doubt Why understanding self-doubt and situational-doubt important Why the phrase “You can do whatever you put your mind to" isn't helpful, and what else to use instead Why focus one one thing is better than many How Brant knew it was time to make a jump from producer to speaker-consultant What happens if you focus on potential failure “The 3-Minute Rule” and Brant's new book How to apply "The 3-Minute Rule” to your work, career, and life How to apply Brant's pitch format to a job interview What Brant thinks about "Meaning, calling, and purpose” when it comes to work Show notes at: https://themeaningmovement.com/brant