When Ronsley Vaz and Laura Petersen get together, great conversation is inevitable.

On the latest episode of Copy that Pops, that’s exactly what happened. The two connected to discuss everything from education to psychology. But the real crux of the conversation was how Ronsley’s recent decision to write a book has changed the way he looks at business and his personal life.

Entrepreneurs, get your pens out because this episode will make you rethink everything you know about writing.

The two also discuss:

• The amusing story behind Ronsley’s decision to write a book
• The benefits of vulnerability
• Why podcasts are such a great way to further your brand
• How to really be seen as a leader
• The exploding field of audio
• What it means to define your own version of success
• How Ronsley developed culture as his own companies
• Ronsley’s tactics for securing a deal with Amazon in Australia

Links:

We Are Podcast

Copy That Pops

Ronsley Vaz

When Ronsley Vaz and Laura Petersen get together, great conversation is inevitable.

On the latest episode of Copy that Pops, that’s exactly what happened. The two connected to discuss everything from education to psychology. But the real crux of the conversation was how Ronsley’s recent decision to write a book has changed the way he looks at business and his personal life.

Entrepreneurs, get your pens out because this episode will make you rethink everything you know about writing.

The two also discuss:

• The amusing story behind Ronsley’s decision to write a book
• The benefits of vulnerability
• Why podcasts are such a great way to further your brand
• How to really be seen as a leader
• The exploding field of audio
• What it means to define your own version of success
• How Ronsley developed culture as his own companies
• Ronsley’s tactics for securing a deal with Amazon in Australia

Links:

We Are Podcast

Copy That Pops

Ronsley Vaz

Chris Krimitsos is something of a freak of nature. The man has inhuman energy, and at any point seems to be involved in a hundred different businesses.

 

This makes him an incredibly valuable person to listen to and learn from. On the latest episode of Should I Start a Podcast, Chris and I chat about how he created a highly-successful, international podcasting conference, how he grows his podcast subscription numbers and the slightly terrifying future of content creation.

 

He’s a big personality and always knows how to make me laugh. You won’t want to miss this one.

 

We also chat about:

 

• Why Chris puts money at the bottom of his priorities
• How to run a successful conference
• Why podcasters are the people Chris loves to hang out with
• The best program for adding subscribers to your podcast
• The difference between YouTubing and podcasting
• Crazy ideas that work on new mediums like live streaming
• How artificial intelligence is going to change the media world
• How to find your competitive advantage

Links:

Chris Krimitsos

Chris Krimitsos - Facebook

Chris Krimitsos - Twitter

Chris Krimitsos - LinkedIn

Chris Krimitsos is something of a freak of nature. The man has inhuman energy, and at any point seems to be involved in a hundred different businesses.

 

This makes him an incredibly valuable person to listen to and learn from. On the latest episode of Should I Start a Podcast, Chris and I chat about how he created a highly-successful, international podcasting conference, how he grows his podcast subscription numbers and the slightly terrifying future of content creation.

 

He’s a big personality and always knows how to make me laugh. You won’t want to miss this one.

 

We also chat about:

 

• Why Chris puts money at the bottom of his priorities
• How to run a successful conference
• Why podcasters are the people Chris loves to hang out with
• The best program for adding subscribers to your podcast
• The difference between YouTubing and podcasting
• Crazy ideas that work on new mediums like live streaming
• How artificial intelligence is going to change the media world
• How to find your competitive advantage

Links:

Chris Krimitsos

Chris Krimitsos - Facebook

Chris Krimitsos - Twitter

Chris Krimitsos - LinkedIn

Chris Krimitsos is something of a freak of nature. The man has inhuman energy, and at any point seems to be involved in a hundred different businesses.

This makes him an incredibly valuable person to listen to and learn from. On the latest episode of Should I Start a Podcast, Chris and I chat about how he created a highly-successful, international podcasting conference, how he grows his podcast subscription numbers and the slightly terrifying future of content creation.

He’s a big personality and always knows how to make me laugh. You won’t want to miss this one.

We also chat about:

Why Chris puts money at the bottom of his priorities

How to run a successful conference

Why podcasters are the people Chris loves to hang out with

The best program for adding subscribers to your podcast

The difference between YouTubing and podcasting

Crazy ideas that work on new mediums like live streaming

How artificial intelligence is going to change the media world

How to find your competitive advantage

 

Links:

Chris Krimitsos

Chris Krimitsos – Facebook

Chris Krimitsos – Twitter

Chris Krimitsos – LinkedIn

This episode of Should I Start a Podcast sees Ronsley heading over to the Do Well & Do Good podcast with Dorothy Illson, a show that promotes the idea of being both successful and philanthropic.

Throughout the episode, Ronsley recounts the story of how he went from being more than $400,000 in debt to running a successful company and several hot podcasts. The journey had plenty of enlightening (and terrifying) moments, and is a great listen for anybody interested in entrepreneurship.

Ronsley and Dorothy also cover:

How We Are Podcast has helped save an entire village

Why we have limiting beliefs about money

How business failure can be the best form of education

The best way to get out of debt

How to find product market fit for your idea

The best way to develop culture within a business

Why you can start giving back now

How to get yourself out of those fetal position moments of terror

 

Links:

Do Well & Do Good

Ronsley’s LinkedIn

Free to Shine

This episode of Should I Start a Podcast sees Ronsley heading over to the Do Well & Do Good podcast with Dorothy Illson, a show that promotes the idea of being both successful and philanthropic.

 

Throughout the episode, Ronsley recounts the story of how he went from being more than $400,000 in debt to running a successful company and several hot podcasts. The journey had plenty of enlightening (and terrifying) moments, and is a great listen for anybody interested in entrepreneurship.

 

Ronsley and Dorothy also cover:

 

• How We Are Podcast has helped save an entire village
• Why we have limiting beliefs about money
• How business failure can be the best form of education
• The best way to get out of debt
• How to find product market fit for your idea
• The best way to develop culture within a business
• Why you can start giving back now
• How to get yourself out of those fetal position moments of terror

Links:

 

Do Well & Do Good

Ronsley’s LinkedIn

Free to Shine

This episode of Should I Start a Podcast sees Ronsley heading over to the Do Well & Do Good podcast with Dorothy Illson, a show that promotes the idea of being both successful and philanthropic.

 

Throughout the episode, Ronsley recounts the story of how he went from being more than $400,000 in debt to running a successful company and several hot podcasts. The journey had plenty of enlightening (and terrifying) moments, and is a great listen for anybody interested in entrepreneurship.

 

Ronsley and Dorothy also cover:

 

• How We Are Podcast has helped save an entire village
• Why we have limiting beliefs about money
• How business failure can be the best form of education
• The best way to get out of debt
• How to find product market fit for your idea
• The best way to develop culture within a business
• Why you can start giving back now
• How to get yourself out of those fetal position moments of terror

Links:

 

Do Well & Do Good

Ronsley’s LinkedIn

Free to Shine

On Should I Start a Podcast, we usually have the pleasure of listening to Ronsley interview his guests, speaking with industry experts to get their insight on content marketing and how to make it in the podcast world.

But for this episode, the tables are turned. Ronsley was recently interviewed by Steph Taylor for the Socialette podcast, and the two talked about everything from Ronsley’s long journey into podcasting and starting Amplify through to what he’s learned from mistakes made along the way.

If you know Ronsley — or even if you don’t — this podcast is an insightful look into how failure can sometimes lead to incredible success.

The episode covers:

• How Ronsley went from being a software engineer to starting his own business
• How he pulled himself out of being $400,000+ in debt
• Why being good at your craft might not necessarily mean you should start a business
• Ronsley’s initial Amplify tactics — which involved not spending any money on the business
• How to maximize your content
• Why business is all about trust
• How not to let your content become forgotten amid the noise
• Amplify’s tools for content creation and business engagement

 

Links:

Amplify

Steph Taylor

The Content Amplifier

On Should I Start a Podcast, we usually have the pleasure of listening to Ronsley interview his guests, speaking with industry experts to get their insight on content marketing and how to make it in the podcast world.

But for this episode, the tables are turned. Ronsley was recently interviewed by Steph Taylor for the Socialette podcast, and the two talked about everything from Ronsley’s long journey into podcasting and starting Amplify through to what he’s learned from mistakes made along the way.

If you know Ronsley — or even if you don’t — this podcast is an insightful look into how failure can sometimes lead to incredible success.

The episode covers:

• How Ronsley went from being a software engineer to starting his own business
• How he pulled himself out of being $400,000+ in debt
• Why being good at your craft might not necessarily mean you should start a business
• Ronsley’s initial Amplify tactics — which involved not spending any money on the business
• How to maximize your content
• Why business is all about trust
• How not to let your content become forgotten amid the noise
• Amplify’s tools for content creation and business engagement

 

Links:

Amplify

Steph Taylor

The Content Amplifier