Repetition is how you learn. Repeating topics and themes is how you learn to present them better.

Authenticity is overused, but it is the lifes blood of offering an advice based podcast. Here's to just being real.

Another lesson learned from producing the Ten Minute Life Coach podcast, and life coaching in general: it is important to know where your content is coming from.

If a person goes out of their way to do something that inspires you to action or encourages you to continue, thank them.

We stopped at episode 43. Four years later, we restared at episode 44. No one was hurt in the processes.

The Post-Post Show continues with a focus on change. It is inevitable, necessary, and surprisingly good for the bottom line.

I continue the podcast in postmortem/lessons learned mode, giving some insight on how working on the podcast taught me that creativity turns out to overrated.

So what did I learn from producing 150 episodes of the Ten Minute Life Coach? After action lesson number 1 is that it is all about the learning.

I reached a major milestone with episode 150 of the Ten Minute Life Coach. And with the milestone, we've also reached the end of my journey under this moniker. Continue the journey with Steps To Your Better You at http://yourbetteryou.info

Are my ten minute life lessons really effective or just an effective sales gimmick?