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We might not be fans of the term personal branding, but there’s definitely something there. Without a doubt, the combination of your personality and expertise can build a great business.
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In fact, it’s getting to the point that a “personality” that connects with the crowd you want is required to gain traction online. But that doesn’t mean you need to become Donald Trump or some other bombastic caricature.
You just need to be brave enough to be you. That – plus a generous nature for sharing your expertise – can help you build a small, profitable business without the need for investors or huge financial risk.
And from there, you can grow as much as you desire, based on your income and lifestyle preferences. Join Chris Ducker and me for a lively chat about the beauty of bootstrapping, ending the tyranny of geography, and the sunny future for unemployable types.
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A podcast from the creators of This American Life. One story. Told week by week. Hosted by Sarah Koenig.
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Do your own radio scripts ever bore you? Or frustrate, confuse, and deflate you?
Nancy Updike, who has written stories ranging in length from 50 seconds to 59 minutes, presents easy approaches to making your writing sharper, more memorable, and more engaged with the tape. Also, learn how to make drab tape beautiful through writing, and along the way, enjoy some schadenfreude: instructive stories of mistakes and failure are shared for the benefit of all.
http://thirdcoastfestival.org/library/431-die-mediocrity-die
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Malcolm Gladwell writes in this week’s magazine about Kim Philby, a member of the British Secret Intelligence Service who spied for the Soviets for many years before and during the Cold War. On this week’s Out Loud podcast, Nicholas Thompson, the editor of newyorker.com, talks to Gladwell about Philby and other spies whose careers, Gladwell argues, call into question the value of intelligence gathered via espionage. Gladwell says, “There are many people, myself included, who are somewhere between hostile and agnostic on the notion of how crucial those kinds of secrets are. There is an enormous amount of back-and-forth over the period of the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the West on spies coming forward with information and secrets being sold and betrayed, and it’s really, really hard to come to any understanding of what the implication of those acts of treachery were.”
Gladwell and Thompson also discuss the political repercussions of relying on espionage, and the tension between trust and suspicion, which is crucial to spy operations, but can play out in almost any area of life. You can subscribe to the Out Loud podcast on iTunes. Click here for the latest episodes of all New Yorker podcasts.
http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/loud-malcolm-gladwell-value-espionage
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Glacier chorale practicing their Christmas concert.
Stories of people trying to love their neighbors…and failing.
http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/184/neighbors
Merlin Mann was part of You Look Nice Today. That show is so good, he could have just stoped making cool stuff after it was finished. He didn’t. He keeps making awesome things. We talked about them. And other stuff. Whom is Casey Liss?
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Jocelyn Glei, Director of 99u, shares her career journey and talks a bit about how creative pros should be thinking about career paths and voice.
http://www.accidentalcreative.com/podcasts/ac/ac-podcast-jocelyn-glei-of-99u/
A Harvard economist finds there are psychological connections between the bad financial planning of many poor people and the poor time management of busy professionals. In both cases, he finds the experience of scarcity causes biases in the mind that exacerbate problems.
http://www.npr.org/2014/01/02/259082836/how-scarcity-mentaly-affects-our-thinking-behavior
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