Episode 40 - The Fear of Knowing
A while back I made a post about the fear of missing out, so now I’m doing a podcast dedicated to the fear of knowing. So how do the two compare? You have to listen through to the end to find out.
A while back I made a post about the fear of missing out, so now I’m doing a podcast dedicated to the fear of knowing. So how do the two compare? You have to listen through to the end to find out.
A saying by Denzel Washington stuck with me and I decided to do a podcast episode based on it.
My bank fees made me do a podcast about fees in general. This episode will make you question the way you view fees.
So it’s the end of 2018 which means New Years Resolution. Which means a perfect time to do a podcast episode. Here is my 2019 New Year’s Resolution.
Picasso famously said "Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal". Sounds like a good quote but does it work in real life? If we copied in school, we got detention. So let's find out if copying works in real life.
New policy in work sparked this podcast episode. I don’t want to ruin the episode so listen and enjoy.
In this episode I talk about a lesson I learned from a story in the book “The Richest Man in Babylon.”
This weeks episode is a bit different from last weeks episode. This week we talk about perspective and opportunity.
This is the final part in our trilogy of episodes focusing on getting things done. It's been a couple of weeks in the making but I can assure you it was worth the wait. So sit back and Enjoy this week's episode of The Books By Josh Audio Immersion.
This is a follow up on last weeks episode. This is the second episode in a three part series on how to execute. In this episode we go over how to follow through on your ideas.
This is the first part in a three part podcast mini series. This episode touches upon how to start almost anything in life. You hear the answer within the first minute of the episode. It's up to you if you want to stick around but this episode might surprise you.
Communication is important in any aspect of life. Which is why I decided to dedicate an entire episode on the topic.
I decided to talk again about the topic of Change. I know I talked about this in Episode 4 but this episode goes more in depth to the topic. I also talk from the heart, I will let you be the judge.
Our book of the week was Crushing It by Gary Vaynerchuck aka Gary Vee. We decided to read a book a week and then review them together. We decided to start off right by doing one of the best books of the year. So Sit back and enjoy.
An episode about how I keep my personal commitments and the app that helps me do it. It's the new Google Task application, a basic to do list. Learn how I use it to maximize my productivity.
This episode hits hard because I talk straight from the heart. I talk about real stuff happening right now to me. Why you ask, because I'm normal like you guys. The road of entrepreneurship is a long and lonely one and that's something everyone needs to hear.
Who is this clown that brings me their need and no seed? A weird quote said by Jim Rohn, the famous motivational speaker. This quote was said in regards to finances but it can be applied to anything in life.
I use my recent post about Jim Rohn, Network Marketing and Gary Vee's Crushing it to talk about life. Is this weeks episode amazing, not really. I'm not giving any magical advice, I'm just driving home the basics. Who is this episode for? This episode is for anyone who feels they have reached a plateau. Why, because I'm going to make you question your effort. So sit back and enjoy this episode of The Books By Josh Show.
This is the audio rendition of the blog post of the same name.
What do Optimum Online, Tootsie pops and jay g Wentworth have in common? Two things, first I talk about them in this podcast together and second, they all are Memorable.