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* Jeff shares how his 26 years in the radio industry has served him well in the podcast space. * Where Jeff got his title for his Read to Lead podcast * Jeff packs several book recommendations and you will want to check out the show notes page to see the full list if you don't take notes while you listen. * He explains why his podcast is not a book review podcast. * He even shares a special announcement about a project he has coming in November.
* Kari very transparently shares about how her drinking story began as a server and bartender. * Several times we talk about the benefit of "planting a seed" to eventually get to your decision to take any kind of action. * Kari quickly rattles off many of the stories gray area drinkers will say. Maybe you have too. * Once we get back to being social again, Kari shares some very practical advice for anyone going to an event with an "open bar". And, some additional social drinking situations you may not think about.
How Serena's early days of blogging was not focused on growing a following or even a business for that matter, but in her attempt to use blogging as an outlet to share her story about what it's like to move next door to Disney, she somewhat stumbled on an opportunity to help in an area that she was passionate about.
Serena shares how she purposefully has a plan and system for posting some content but absolutely no plan for other content.
With so much video content that Serena publishes, she shares how she has become comfortable on camera, especially when recording videos in the parks, around a lot of people.
How does Serena generate income in her business while posting so much free content that is especially valuable to her target audience?
She also shares those people you need to engage with right now and what happens when you don't.
* What almost always precede your high points in life and why we should embrace these struggles. * Why one of John's professors jumping up and down in class had a profound impact on how John solves problems and illustrates design thinking. * John explains exactly why summers seemed to last forever when you were a kid but now seem to be shorter by contrast. * How John found a way to acknowledge his weaknesses and use his strengths to become 12th in the world in speed-skating with no training program or coach while also in California. * Why acknowledging the ship that has already sailed after you turn 25 and what you should do about it.
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