Riding In Cars With Cats

This is part two of my recent talk at Social Media Day Halifax.  If you're considering starting a podcast or want to ramp up an existing one, this is a great starting point. 

This is a very special episode. I recorded this talk about podcasting (very meta, I know) this morning at Social Media Day Halifax. If you want to get started in podcasting, there is some actionable advice on pre and post planning for podcasting.

This brings to an end our 4 part series from BlogJam 2018.  I hope you've enjoyed.

We're almost there. This is the 3rd in a 4 part series recorded at BlogJam 2018. I know I've said it before, but I'll say it again right now...I love BlogJam and if you can't get to this year's retreat, you should.

If you're someone looking to fundamentally change the way you work, this is a good place to start.  Welcome to the 2nd in a 4 part series recorded at BlogJam 2018 on Deep Work for Bloggers. While this talk targeted bloggers, it's incredibly relevant to creatives or freelancers in general.

Welcome to the very first episode of season 5 of Riding In Cars with Cats. We're going to begin this season with a 4 part series recorded at BlogJam Atlantic in Moncton this past year. If you haven't checked out details yet for this year's retreat, get to it.

What do board games have to do with social media? How can understanding how board games are designed (and tested) make you a better marketer? Tune in this week as I talk about one of my favourite topics: board games.

Have you ever had a book change the way you think about your life? This one did it for me and I wanted to share it with you. Understanding your energy is THE KEY to a more productive life.

There are all of these rules about the perfect blog post. The perfect blog post is the one you right that actually gets read. Break more rules.

BROUGHT TO YOU BY BAFF.CA. This week we talk about my experience on Olympic sized ice and what it means for us as business people and humans.

This week we talk about Instagram posts about doing the dishes and how we would be doing the world a service if we featured a little more of the mundane in our feeds. In addition, this week's podcast is brought to you by Reachability and the Bluenose-Ability Film Festival. Check out www.BAFF.ca for full details.

This week on Riding In Cars With Cats we talk bad movies and good ideas. We'll be focusing on the idea of your "one true swing". What is the thing you were born to do? What is your purpose and how in the world can you find it? I've spent the last couple of years...ok...decades trying to figure out my purpose in life. I feel like I'm getting closer. Hopefully. This week's episode is brought to you by Reachability and the Bluenose-Ability Film Festival. This is an amazing initiative and I encourage you to listen to the full podcast and check out www.reachability.org and www.baff.ca for details about the organization and about this incredible event.

Are we asking the right questions? Are we getting the right answers? In this weeks episode, we dig into how effective we are at communicating wants and needs with our customers or the companies we love.

Last night I recorded an episode of Changing The Narrative. Here are like 6 of the 473 things I learned.

This week I talk all about believing in yourself and why I think that MOST people who SAY that they believe in themselves....don't. We talk about imposter syndrome, frauds, and every stop in between on the path to "believing in yourself." We talk about believing in EXACTLY what you're doing versus believing in the direction that you're headed.

A while back I had the pleasure of speaking with some individuals involved in some programs at Volta and I wanted to share with you some insights that I developed through that process. How do we think about customers? How do we think about products? How do we measure success? These are all featured on this week's episode of the podcast.

Is there such a things as the "perfect post"? How many brands or people on social media are being their "authentic self"? This week we answer this question and ask a few more as we talk about perfection, authenticity and what we SHOULD be doing with our lives.

What does Nike’s ad mean for the future of advertising.

My son taught himself to swim this summer. What does that have to do with MOOC, learning, sunk costs, and quitting? That's what we figure out this week.

There's room for everyone. This week on the podcast we talk about how and why we should build teams and whether you're really competing with anyone else.