Neil Hedley

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I have a friend who’s a long-haul pilot for a major airline. Because his job

Your position is different from your niche, but equally critical to your success. And if you’re not careful, someone will assign a position to you.

I hope that disagreeing with Jim from “Ask The Podcast Coach” goes better than disagreeing with Chef Gordon Ramsay.

Alternate title: “Wayne Gretzky was Wrong.” Just because you CAN do a thing, doesn’t always mean you should.

For most media, we’re told that connection is key. But it’s possible that you’re subconsciously torpedoing that connection with some of the first words out of your mouth.

While it’s admirable to have the attitude that you’re not competing with your peers, does it also insulate you from having to admit that your skill set might be inferior?

You can make the argument that connection might be the single most important aspect of human life. But maybe we should look at the quality of those connections.

Everyone knows the old marketing axiom, “If at first you don’t succeed, throw a tantrum and quit.”

It’s said that you should talk to your potential customers where they are. Except that sometimes, you shouldn’t.