Unseen Work

Unseen Work

By Myles J. BiggsEducationSelf-Improvement
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Unseen Work episodes

  • Nick Mann: Awesome People Know Other Awesome People

    Nick Mann IS THE MAN 🔥

    (see what I did there?)

    Nick is the founder & designer of Tyypoprints and the host of The Don't Quit Podcast.

    What struck me in this interview is the fact then when Nick has a problem he doesn't just "find" a solution -- he literally creates them.

    He started his company as a way to combat the instability of a 9-5 job.

    He started his podcast as a way to hone is own productivity skills.

    Where most people say to themselves, "one day I'll try XYZ" -- Nick is actively inventing XYZ 👏 

    Checkout the Unseen Work collection on TyypoPrints.com: https://tyypoprints.com/search?q=myles+biggs 

    37 min
  • Tom Reddy: The Unseen Work of Sales & Business Development

    Sales can feel like a four-letter word to most of us. Especially when we haven't put in the Unseen Work needed to prepare us for hearing "no" after "no." 

    Tom dives into how being an athlete, landing a role in a move, and coaching kid's sports all feed into his Unseen Work as a director of business development. 

    Need a refresher on what Unseen Work means? Watch the TEDx talk: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/tedx 

    45 min
  • Scott Carson: Why a $25,000 mistake was the best thing

    Scott Carson is the President of We Close Notes and the host of a nationally syndicated podcast and radio show, The Note Closers. 

    While he's seen as "The Note Guy", buying up distressed debt and working to keep families out of foreclosure, his Unseen Work to get to this point has been tremendous. 

    We talk about a 3.5 year road trip, a $25k plunder that was actually a GOOD thing, and how growing up on farm in Minnesota helped shape how he shows up in business today. 

    Loving Unseen Work? Make sure you check out the book and TEDx Talk! 

    56 min
  • Ashley Mitchell: Put Passion Before The Horse

    About 15 years ago, Ashley decided to place her child for adoption.  Every day since has been filled with an incredible amount of Unseen Work -- both on herself and for others through her efforts in helping other birth mothers and adoptive families.   

    I first interviewed her for a podcast a few years ago, and included her in Unseen Work the book. I'm excited to dive even further into her journey! Get to know Ashley at http://www.bigtoughgirl.com/  

    Check out Ashley in my book as well! Available on Amazon. 

    45 min
  • Tyler Webb: Curating Self Confidence
    After graduating from the University of Minnesota in 2020, instead of looking for a entry-level job, Tyler Webb created his dream job.   
    Tyler is a digital marketing and social media expert (my words, not his). He manages over 500k followers across his social platforms and is constantly pumping out educational content on LinkedIn to help other people grow their followings.   
    I'm excited to unpack all of the Unseen Work that got him here!
    New to the idea of Unseen Work? Check out the book that kicked it off -- Unseen Work: Why the best path to your goals is not always a straight line.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Miles Hanson: Eradicating Toxic Funnelinity
    As the owner of HeartFunnels, Miles focuses on helping coaches build beautiful client acquisition systems, so they can focus on their business.  
    BUT  
    He didn't get there overnight.   
    From multiple iterations of his current business model, to traveling the world, and battling brain fog -- we'll unpack Miles' path to his present success.
    Snag your copy of the book: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/unseenwork or on Amazon at https://amzn.to/3gdDPFe
    Watch the TEDx Talk: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/TEDx
    Get on the waiting list for the Unseen Work Mastermind: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/Mastermind
    1 hr
  • Jannah Scott: Author, Public Policy Expert & Woman of God
    Jannah Scott is a Strategist, Planner, Advisor, and Public Policy Expert and author of "Standing on the Wall: Prayers to Preserve the Integrity of a Nation"   
    Jannah has been a public servant for decades and some of her previous employers include the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Census Bureau.   
    From public service to writing a book, and everything in between -- we'll unpack all the Unseen Work.
    Snag your copy of the book: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/unseenwork or on Amazon at https://amzn.to/3gdDPFe
    Watch the TEDx Talk: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/TEDx
    Get on the waiting list for the Unseen Work Mastermind: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/Mastermind
    53 min
  • Shoshanna Raven: From $0 to over $500K in 12 months
    Shoshanna is the host of the Living Brave podcast, a business coach for heart-centered women, a shame slayer (LOVE that), and master storyteller.   
    She took her business from $0 to over $500K in 12 months -- and we'll unpack all the Unseen Work that got her there.
    Snag your copy of the book: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/unseenwork or on Amazon at https://amzn.to/3gdDPFe
    Watch the TEDx Talk: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/TEDx
    Get on the waiting list for the Unseen Work Mastermind: https://www.mylesbiggs.com/Mastermind
    1 hr 4 min
  • Declan Brown aka "Decky West Coast" and One Half of the Backpocket Podcast
    Declan Brown is one half of The Backpocket Podcast & Podcast Production Company.   
    We're going to hear how Declan balances hosting and producing chart-topping podcasts with a full-time career -- and then some!   
    Ready to put in your Unseen Work, but not sure where to start? The Unseen Work Mastermind was built just for you. Learn more here: https://mylesbiggs.com/mastermind/ 
    And don't forget to pick up your copy of the book! Unseen Work: Why the best path to your goals is not always a straight line is available on Amazon, Audible and Barnes & Noble.
    1 hr 36 min

About Unseen Work

From the publisher's feed

Based on the TEDx Talk and book published by Myles J. Biggs, the Unseen Work podcast reminds us all that we have to do the Unseen Work so that, when we are seen, we have something to show for it.