BEYOND THE INEVITABLE: Recent Episodes
Richie Pascal
All humans are moving towards the inevitable, whether that be a conclusion to an idea explored, completing a goal that was strived for or an end to a road travelled. What lays beyond this is just as interesting as the journey.
Take me for example, this is my first attempt in making a pod cast and I’m either going to reach the conclusion that I’ll be somewhat good at it or a complete failure. So join me, as I try to master this art form and create a podcast each day for 100 days.
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"Change is hard in the beginning, messy in the middle & gorgeous at the end" - Robin Sharma
Look, we all have to change at some point and adapting is the undeniable truth of being human. If you don't change the world will around you and you'll be left behind. So continue to grow, continue to evolve, continue to learn, continue to explore and you'll be fine.
They say Sunday is a day of rest, I say Sunday is a day to plan the week ahead.
Some of the best minds agree that starting your week on a Sunday improves your lifestyle overall as it gives you a plan to work towards and allows you to have a clear headspace, reducing stress and the feeling of being overwhelmed.
I also believe that having ideas, problems, solutions & plans written down instead of knocking around in your head allows for new ideas and better solutions to be thought up. So the couple of hours taken out of your day on Sunday can improve week overall, saving time, mental energy and and improving your life.
Today is an exciting day, because I'll be turning on Google Adwords for 2021. Over the last couple of years I've been playing around with advertising on Google and last year I started to really get a good understanding about how to use Google AdWords and how it can be utilised to achieve business strategies. Today I'm ready to start fresh, pausing all existing campaigns, creating new ones and see if all the knowledge I've gained over the last year can yield better results in 2021.
By the way I say "you know" a lot in this episode, I counted 43 and I only started half way through, when I noticed it.
Enjoy!
The start of 2021 provides us with an opportunity to get things done that we all held off in 2020, for obvious reason cough Bloody Rona cough. So it's time to get cracking, here's what I've got plan within my business. Check in every now and again to see how it's all going, more than likely there'll be dramas
The one thing that I do love about operating your own business, you have some really great stories to tell and this one, is about he big fish that was hooked but got away at the end. Now there is also a lesson in this unfortunate turn of events. A lesson that will be key to some day landing that big fish.
In this episode we're moving in a different direction, it's something I want to share with people who may find that their headspace is filled with things they've been thinking about for a while. It's simple technique to help people declutter their headspace and resolve problems that may seem difficult but turn out to not be so hard.
This technique is not difficult to learn, however its has to be practiced everyday.
Every good podcast needs a plan, so I'm exploring ways I can make this train wreck of a podcast more pleasurable for you, the listeners. Googling some pro tips that will make it's way into these podcasts.
So sit back, listen and maybe you can even learn a thing or two about planning a podcast.
I think the title sums up this episode. I'm new at making a podcasts, so I'm trying to grow this podcasting muscle of mine, from a soft, blobby mass to a strong, "don't mess with me", iron clad piece of meat.
Firstly, As an experiment I'm creating 100 episodes in 100 days, this is the first. At the 100th episode I'll see how many followers I have at the end. I'll either come out the other end of this, better at making podcasts, with a few followers OR be faced with the inevitable fact that I'm really crap at doing this and should stick to my day job.
So enjoy the first episode and bare with me , I'm new here.