Podcasting: The Ultimate Self-coaching Tool

Podcasting is growing and thriving business, but it is much much more than a business. Maybe you are doing this for your existing business, or starting a new business, or even just a hobby. If you are creating a podcast, specifically for a business, it’s a brilliant move of course, but I want you to open your mind to the potential of personal growth while you podcast for your business. A podcast can be a tool for transformation and personal development. Have you made your goals for 2018? Do you have a vision of what you want your life and podcast to be this year. It's not too late to do it. In this episode, I ask you to think of these things. Dig in deep, pull that inner artist out again, and design a life with more happiness. http://podcasterscoach.com ------ News segment features Rob Cressy, Founder of Cress Media. http://cressmedia.com/

Hosts: John Lee Dumas, https://www.eofire.com/ and Alexander Laurin http://podcasterscoach.com

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When you want to stretch yourself and grow, it gets uncomfortable. They call it the comfort zone, right? I can see an image of it. You have a person on the left. In the middle, you’ve got static, electricity, a whirlwind, and then on the right, the same person filled with personal growth and development. It’s going to suck when you break through the comfort zone. Notice that I didn’t say, ‘when you try to break through’? I prefer WHEN YOU BREAK THROUGH. It’ll be challenging, but after you break on through the discomfort, you are a higher, more achievement, further enlightened version of your old self. Contact Alexander at http://podcasterscoach.com. Leave a voice message at 416-614-1416 ---- Podcast News Included on the second half of the program. Special Co-Host is Christian Swain from Rock N Roll Archaeology.

I talk today about stress and choosing to let things go. My stress levels have been very high. Despite having a Publisher for my book, I have had to do and learn so many new things and hire many different people. One person in particular ripped me off, lied to me, and delivered something that I was not happy with. There was a lot of conflict. The product, my media kit, means a lot to me, so I held that in my heart. When things started going sideways, it started to hurt. I carried that hurt and disappointment for days. But you know, this is life. These things are really hard to avoid. Unless you are dedicating yourself to a meditation practice in a cave, it’s going to be very hard to avoid conflict. Conflict makes me sick inside. Does that happen to you? It feels like a sickness to me. When I have sickness, I want it to go away. We all do, for sure. When you are in this state, you need to think about your well being, and the well being of those around you. ---- Go to http://podcasterscoach.c

Finding The Truth In Your Own Voice Written and narrated by Steven Pacheco of Trace Evidence, this piece discusses the power of the podcast and the ability to use it to help other people. This segment is from Chapter 8 from The Book on Podcasting. For additional bonuses, and a private one-on-on conversation between Steven Pacheco and the Podcaster’s Coach, please visit http://www.thebookonpodcasting.com.

Overcoming the Imposter syndrome 1% at a time! Written and narrated by Rob O’Donohue of The 1% Better Podcast, this piece discusses his podcasting journey and how it has helped his personal growth. This segment is from Chapter 8 from The Book on Podcasting. For additional bonuses, and a private one-on-on conversation between Rob and the Podcaster’s Coach, please visit http://www.thebookonpodcasting.com.

The Foot of the Mountain Written and narrated by Pavo of The Foot of the Mountain Podcast, this piece discusses using a podcast as a tool for motivation and accountability on loosing weight. This segment is from Chapter 8 from The Book on Podcasting. For additional bonuses, and a private one-on-on conversations with the Podcaster’s Coach, please visit http://www.thebookonpodcasting.com.

Podcasting as a Tool For Improved Mental Health Written and narrated by Michael Howie of Defender Radio, this work discusses the benefits of helping oneself with a podcast, and in turn, helping others. This segment is from Chapter 8 from The Book on Podcasting. For additional bonuses, and a private one-on-on conversation between Michael and the Podcaster’s Coach, please visit http://www.thebookonpodcasting.com.

Podcasting as an Art Form Written and narrated by Josh Naaman of The Belief Books Podcast, this work is case for podcasts as forms of art. This segment is from Chapter 8 from The Book on Podcasting. For additional bonuses, and a private one-on-on conversation between Josh and the Podcaster’s Coach, please visit http://www.thebookonpodcasting.com.

Keeping the Legacy Alive Through Podcasting Written and narrated by Jesse Kahat of The Pearls From My Mom Podcast, Jesse shares proof of the value of keeping memories alive. This segment is from Chapter 8 from The Book on Podcasting. For additional bonuses, and a private one-on-on conversation between Jesse and the Podcaster’s Coach, please visit http://www.thebookonpodcasting.com.

Global Platform, Local Focus Written and narrated by Ian Farrar of The Industry Angels Business Podcast,Ian taps into a global podcast platform, but creates and nurtures local opportunities. This segment is from Chapter 8 from The Book on Podcasting. For additional bonuses, and a private one-on-on conversation between Ian and the Podcaster’s Coach, please visit http://www.thebookonpodcasting.com.

Bridging The Gap With a Father & Son Podcast Written and narrated by Dave Lee of The Waves of Tech Podcast, Dave discusses the power of the podcast as a relationship tool, and how it's benefited the relationship with his Dad. This segment is from Chapter 8 from The Book on Podcasting. For additional bonuses, and a private one-on-on conversation between Dave and the Podcaster’s Coach, please visit http://www.thebookonpodcasting.com.