It’s all about fun challenges in episode 6! Tune in to hear about Pixel Fire’s client trivia night, their Wine’D Up potluck drink extravaganza, and why it’s crucial to understand that fine line between being fun and being a burden on others.

Angela and Brandon welcome their VERY FIRST guest to the show! Listen to our podcast exclusive with Fanatic of Fun Dave Swearingen and hear how completing some of the challenges has changed his perspective.

Angela talks about studies that prove that having fun and being connected in the workplace is not just good for your mental health–it’s also crucial for your physical well-being. The co-hosts also talk about more challenges!

In this episode, Angela talks about crafting your fun around your highest needs (such as connection or significance). Angela and Brandon also talk about some of the challenges that have been performed by them and their Fanatics of Fun!

Brandon and Angela announce the local community members who will be on the Fanatics of Fun squad this season and will talk about the challenges they and their squad will be completing to have more FUN!

In this episode, Angela and Brandon will introduce the new season that’s all about having more fun in your networking, meetings, and offices and why it’s crucial to your company culture as well as your overall well-being.

In the final episode of the season, Brandon and Angela discuss the importance of testimonials in a hard networking group and go through tips of how and HOW NOT to give a great one.

Angela and Brandon wrap up The Customer Value Journey by dissecting steps 7 and 8: Advocate and Promote. Learn how to take your clients to this final level and all the benefits that come as a result.

In this week’s episode, Brandon talks about the differences between power teams and spheres of influence in hard contact networking groups. Learn about which is more powerful and how to make both work for you. 

Continue on the CVJ as Angela and Brandon talk about step six, ascend. Learn about how to make your new client or prospect buy your core product and the importance of continuing to give them value and treat them according to the platinum rule.