All Things Considered Franchising Podcast

Scotty Milas' All Things Considered Franchising Podcast with Alan Paul


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Alan Paul joins Scotty Milas on this week's episode of "All Things Considered Podcast." Alan is an author, journalist, and musician. He has written several books, including, "One Way Out: The Inside Story of the Allman Brothers" and "Big in China: My Unlikely Adventures Raising a Family, Playing the Blues, and Becoming a Star in Beijing." Alan's writing has been praised for its emotional depth and storytelling ability.


Alan shares his journey of following his passion for writing and music with Scotty. He
emphasizes the importance of taking your craft seriously and being open to opportunities that
come your way. He tells Scotty, “There are multiple paths to get to the same place.... The key is
to take whatever you’re doing really seriously and get really good at it.”

Alan also discusses the role of support from loved ones and the value of education in pursuing a creative career. During their conversation, Scotty asks Alan if education is critical to being successful. Alan
agrees. He tells Scotty, “Education provides valuable experiences and knowledge that can
enhance your creative pursuits.” However, in addition to education, Alan believes that success
can also be achieved from a combination of passion and a strong work ethic.


Key Takeaways:
1. Follow your instincts and be open to improvisation in your career path.
2. Sacrifices made for a partner's career can lead to unexpected opportunities for personal
growth.
3. Continuously work on improving your skills.

Thank you, Alan for being on the podcast!


Scotty Milas can be reached at [email protected] and at (860)751-9126
Alan Paul can be reached at https://www.alanpaul.net


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