Kevin Palmieri is the CFO, Founder & Co-Host of Next Level University, a Global Top 100 Self-Improvement podcast with more than 1,450 episodes reaching over 850,000 people in more than 150 countries.He believes in a heart driven, approach to holistic self-improvement and teaches others how to get to the next level of their lives.In this conversation on The Neil Wilkins Podcast, Neil and Kevin dive deeply into the concept of Consistency and how it can help us to form great habits and successful behaviours in every aspect of our lives, professionally and personally.Find purpose, consistency, confidence and inner wellbeing with Kevin Palmieri https://www.nextleveluniverse.com/next-level-5-to-thrive-registration/For more content like this, visit Neil Wilkins Online http://neilwilkins.online

Victoria Pelletier joins Neil Wilkins to discuss Women in Leadership.

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, so does the importance of data literacy in understanding and making decisions about the insights generated by AI. With generative AI, the technology can create new, never-before-seen data that can be difficult to interpret without a strong foundation in data literacy. On this episode of the Neil Wilkins Podcast, Kevin Harman discusses the importance of data literacy in navigating generative AI, providing examples of how data literacy can be applied to make better decisions in various industries. He discusses the fundamentals of data literacy and examines how data literacy can be applied to help manage the risks associated with AI and ensure ethical decision making.Kevin brings his wealth of knowledge on topics of data literacy, data-informed decision-making, and essential skills for today’s professionals.Kevin is currently the Chief Learning Officer at Qlik, a data and analytics company. He is also the chair of the advisory board for The Data Literacy Project and author of multiple books, including Turning Data Into Wisdom.Visit Turning Data into Wisdom https://turningdataintowisdom.com for tools, tips, and strategies from an expert in data literacy.For more content like this visit Neil Wilkins Online http://neilwilkins.online

Turn your marketing into rockstar content by watching this interview with Michael Baker on the Neil Wilkins Podcast.

Colin Kingsmill is on a mission to help people rediscover their humanity, live in integrity, and become fearless and free.In this episode of the Neil Wilkins Podcast, Neil explores with Colin, the topics of fear, ties to the past, living in the present and ways we can all live our best lives.

Colin is the Co-Founder of Whole Human Coaching and invites everyone to continue the conversation by connecting with him at Colin Kingsmill https://colinkingsmill.com/

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In this episode of the Neil Wilkins Podcast we are joined by Facebook Ad Policy Specialist, Trevor Goodchild.

Trevor W. Goodchild has worked at Facebook, then later Meta for years and is a Facebook ad policy specialist. He helped launch the Xbox 360 for Microsoft, worked at Apple and his most recent project at Facebook was announced by Mark Zuckerberg. Goodchild specialises in Facebook bans, and has worked with the engineers who created the automations that shut down Facebook ad accounts. He's worked with SMBs to billionaires and celebrities including ad agencies of Tony Robbins, Harv Eker, Dean Graziosi, and more. Called the "horse whisperer" of Facebook ad policy, Trevor shares a host of Insider Tips for mastering Facebook Advertising.

You can book a free discovery call with Trevor at https://calendly.com/trevorwgoodchild/facebookexpert and more free information is available on his blog at https://jetskishaman.com

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10 tips to foster a better work life balance based on the insights from the webinar:

Create a Priority List: Begin each day with a to-do list, categorising tasks based on urgency to streamline your work process and reduce feelings of being overwhelmed.

Set Clear Work Boundaries: Establish definite start and end times for your workday to prevent burnout and maintain a clear distinction between professional and personal life.

Embrace Regular Breaks: Implement techniques such as the Pomodoro Technique (25 minutes of focused work followed by a 5-minute break) to enhance productivity and reduce mental fatigue.

Dedicate a Workspace: If working from home, set aside a specific area solely for work to help mentally differentiate "work mode" from "home mode."

Unplug Regularly: Designate specific times in the evening where you disconnect from work-related communications to nurture your personal space and maintain mental peace.

Focus on Physical Health: Incorporate short exercises or stretching routines into your daily regimen to foster better physical health and reduce the repercussions of a sedentary lifestyle.

Mindful Eating: Steer clear of desk lunches and dedicate time to enjoy your meal, fostering better digestion and providing a much-needed break.

Digital Detox: Schedule specific periods to stay away from digital devices, aiding in reducing mental clutter and promoting a focused mindset.

Open Communication: Don't hesitate to communicate your needs and boundaries to your team or manager, fostering understanding and potentially leading to workload adjustments.

Dedicate Time for Yourself: Ensure to set aside personal time for hobbies or relaxation, serving as a stress-reliever and nurturing personal growth.

Implementing these tips can significantly enhance work-life balance, promoting a happier and healthier lifestyle. It's advisable to start with one or two of these strategies and gradually add more as you adapt, crafting a balanced life tailored to your needs.

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This webinar was recorded for Cambridge Marketing College http://marketingcollege.com

The Seven Essential Stories, with Kurian Tharakan

“What is the number one reason people, companies, and their products fail? It's the opposite of the reason people, companies,  and their products succeed. And it's the core of your brand. If people don't buy into this, they won't buy anything else.”

Neil Wilkins talks to Kurian Tharakan about culture, religion, core values and belief systems, the hero of your story being your customer, and how to craft stories that are so compelling, your products and services are merely the tools for enabling the successful journey together. 

The Seven Essential Stories Charismatic Leaders Tell:

Get a copy of Kurian’s book at https://www.amazon.com/Essential-Stories-Charismatic-Leaders-Tell-ebook/dp/B083JL4D44

Connect with Kurian and download the 7 Essential Stories infographic at https://strategypeak.com/

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Why Podcasting?

Starting with Equipment

Setting Up a Studio

Selecting Interviewees

Scripting

Recording Platforms

Editing Your Podcast

Publishing & Distribution

Promotion

Building an Engaged Audience

Benefits of Sponsorship

Monetising Your Podcast

Measuring Success

"Your voice has the power to shape a brand."

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Founder and CEO of GreenPal, a multi-million dollar business with over 300,000 customers, Bryan has leveraged the power of SEO and organic growth strategies to create a highly competitive and sustainable business that has the potential to significantly scale further.

In this episode of the Neil Wilkins Podcast, Bryan and Neil discuss how to grow a successful business through passion, organic content and truly listening to customer feedback, not on an infrequent basis, but literally every day. “Don’t get mad about the results you didn’t get, from the work you didn’t do”, says Bryan.

Bryan advocates we should “Use social media as an Activation Channel, rather than for customer acquisition” and this philosophy is a testament to the building of his online community and the engagement with all stakeholders, that fuels his business growth.

On the topic of using social media in an organic growth strategy, Bryan is clear that we all need to help our customers to feel we have a “live thriving business that I want to do business with."

Visit GreenPal http://yourgreenpal.com

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