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“Erik Fisher is finally getting his own show. After co-hosting many shows for some time now, he's blazing a trail with a purpose, as you can see by the title of his show. And purpose is exactly what we need in this age of meaningless urgencies and not enough importance.
One of the things that Erik said on the most recent show took me by (pleasant) surprise, and it's a habit I think all podcasters need to emulate -- he listens to his own show! In my opinion, that equals quality control. And so far, it has been full of quality content. It also suggests that he'll learn from his experiences, which means the content is going to get even better.
Additionally, I like the fact that he asks every guest the same question (at least one question has been the same on every show as I recall). In my opinion, that drives home the purpose of the show and really helps you hear and compare what the guests say and even what they don't say.
If you want to be successful--we are taught--emulate the success of others. This podcast is a great way to do just that, to survey the techniques of many.”Read full review »
Mark and Beth Jones Jr. via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/02/12
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“I'm not your typical business podcast listener as what I do tends to demand a great deal of fluidity in not only schedule, but also in job responsibilities. One of the pitfalls of this is that it can become pretty easy to allow fluidity to excuse me from intentionality which can lead to days...”Read full review »
mattmorrison268 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/10/12
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“I've listened to 001, 002 and 003 and all have been fasinating and very different. It is a great insight into the new world of work and has opened by eyes to other possibilities - maybe even making a podcast! Very easy to listen to. I'm back for more and have now subscribed. Keep up the...”Read full review »
walkandlisten via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/25/12
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“This isn't boring bullet-points on productivity. It's a narrative on what fun, interesting and successful people are doing to make it all work in a hectic-lifestyle society. And in that entertaining process, there's lots to learn and incorporate (or not) into your own life.
In sum:...”Read full review »
MGNnew via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/26/12
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