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Exciting to be on the @CRProcess & One Planet Podcast with @MiaFunk sharing the #GreenAmendment message & how we need to work together to save our planet & communities. https://lnkd.in/eBhthGyr @DisruptionBooks

We are so excited for this partnership with Forward Pursuit... 🙌 Stay tuned for lots of great things to come...! Forward Pursuit is a startup founder-focused media company producing the most valuable and insightful content for aspiring and seasoned startup founders.    Co-founded by Sam Marchant (founder and VC) and Nick Telson-Sillett (exited and serial founder and angel investor), the pair have a tonne of knowledge from all angles to share with the founder/investor community, not to mention an exceptional network of founders, operators, and investors to draw insights from.   What will Forward Pursuit do? To start with: 🎧 Nick's globally successful podcast Pitch Deck has been rebooted and will have video on Youtube too now - already with some amazing guests lined up for his new series. For those that don't know it's a mix of bite-sized conversations with anyone who invests at an early stage from athletes to operators to angels to VCs, and sometimes some live pitches from startups raising their pre-seed. 🎧 Sam is launching a new podcast called Now We Build. He will be hosting conversations with seasoned founders and operators to give you insights on everything from GTM strategies to scaling teams, no episode is the same. 📢  A regular rosta of free events with amazing guests covering everything that can be covered in startup and investing. 📰  A newsletter sending out regular hints, tips, and tricks from industry experts across the world of startups and investing.   Take a look at the website (link below) and sign up for the Forward Pursuit newsletter as well as checking out the upcoming event in London! #founders #vc #startup #business

#Tuesdaytips It's crucial to read/watch/listen to the programmes, podcasts and publications you want coverage in so you know the type of stories they run - and the ones they'll never run

#Tuesdaytips It's crucial to read/watch/listen to the programmes, podcasts and publications you want coverage in so you know the type of stories they run - and the ones they'll never run

1. History of Human Entertainment: - Explore the evolution of storytelling as the oldest form of human entertainment, from cave wall pantomimes to modern-day podcasts. 2. Power of Imagination: - Highlight how podcasts offer listeners the unique experience of immersing themselves in stories without visual distractions, allowing for a deeper engagement of imagination. 3. Impact of Storytelling: - Discuss the influence of storytelling on shaping cultural narratives and the ways in which it continues to contribute to modern society and democracy.

This week on Beautifully Complex, I’m tackling the parent complaint: “My kid doesn’t listen.” The first step is to determine if they’re not listening, or if they’re just not showing it in the ways you expect. Next, we identify what’s getting in their way. Imagine trying to talk to a friend at a crowded party with loud music. 🪩🎉 Your friend may be listening to you, but their attention is divided by the noise and activity. Similarly, when communicating with our neurodivergent kids, they may intend to listen, but it's like trying to have a conversation in a loud and chaotic environment. By understanding their unique ways of listening and providing clear, doable instructions, we can communicate effectively, much like finding a quieter corner at the party to have a meaningful conversation. Here are 3 strategies provided in the episode: 1. Gain Their Attention 2. Write Down Instructions 3. Wait for Regulation Listen to learn all this and more at https://lnkd.in/ghuVQ7fM or wherever you get your podcasts.

Podcasts are a great way to keep the mind off the treadmill aches and pains, and lately I’ve listened to a few on the topic of ‘strategy’, including the one below (when not listening to the Funk Metal essentials playlist on Apple Music anyway 😎). Having learned some lessons on creating and implementing strategy (some the easy way and some the hard way), here’s a few reflections that might make the difference between your strategy being useful rather than interesting wallpaper. It isn’t really a good strategy unless: 1. It solves a real problem, or takes advantage of a real opportunity, to help your business meaningfully move ahead. 2. It can be used to make choices - of what to do AND what not to do. 3. It provides the clarity needed to prioritise the one or two most important things to invest in next. 4. It turns into activity that is resourced, funded and executed. And it definitely wasn’t a strategy that had full buy in unless you got to Number 4!

Don't let time or PR expertise stand in the way of your brand’s messaging. Simplify announcements with press releases, like this one from AdLarge about their recent Fable and Folly partnership. Craft powerful press releases and explore other amplifying tools at ppoolmedia.com. #marketing #branding #publicrelations

The quality of attention matters. When your audience is deeply engaged, they're more likely to absorb your message and act on it. This makes business and technology podcasts an incredibly powerful platform for brands seeking to make a meaningful impact. These shows garner a different kind of attention – a superior quality of engagement. Listeners tuning into technical podcasts give 90% or better of their focus. This is in contrast to genres like true crime or entertainment shows, which might only capture about 10% of their listeners' attention. For B2b, the quality of attention matters. gowildcast.com