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There is a lot of pressure around podcasting right now to do more. More equipment. More production. More content. More clips. More platforms. More numbers. But what I really took away from my conversation with Matt Mawhinney is that more isn't always better. Matt believes podcasting can be much simpler than we sometimes make it, and that keeping it simple can actually make it easier to stay consistent and keep doing the work for the long term. We also talked about the difference between building a podcast for vanity metrics and building one intentionally as part of your business. And I love Matt's reminder that it's your show, and there are no rules. If you are a podcaster, or you've been thinking about starting one, I encourage you to connect with Matt and learn more about what he and his team are doing at PodAssist.com. You can also connect with Matt on LinkedIn.

Today on Your Partner In Success Radio: My guest Carl Walsh is a speaker, business consultant, and creative strategist who helps organizations make sharper decisions, build stronger teams, and reclaim the flow that fuels growth. He spent twenty years as an award-winning actor and director trained at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, followed by nearly three decades in the corporate world, rising from retail sales floors to IT Director of Quality Assurance. Today, Carl brings those two perspectives together, helping organizations address communication gaps, simplify complexity, strengthen decision-making, and build more effective teams. His work focuses on business lessons from theater, creativity, values-driven leadership, and the power of better communication.

The Stories Behind the Man: What Life Taught Ben Gay III We've spent a lot of time talking about selling, closing, decision-makers, and the lessons inside The Closers. But who is the man behind all of those lessons? In this episode of the Closers Inner Circle Podcast, Denise Griffitts sits down with Ben Gay III for a more personal conversation about the experiences that shaped his life, his thinking, and the way he sees people.

Getting the Whole PIE: More Profit, More Impact, More Enjoyment in Your Small Business with Andy Clark Today I’ve been talking with Andy Clark, author of Getting the Whole PIE: A Step-by-Step Guide to More Profit, More Impact, and More Enjoyment in Your Small Business. I really like the idea behind the Whole PIE because it challenges the idea that business success can be measured by profit alone. Andy breaks it down into three things: Profit, Impact, and Enjoyment. We talked about why helping small business owners matters, why structure is so important before bringing AI into the business, what entrepreneurs can learn from sports, and why impact can be the connection between building a profitable business and actually enjoying the business you've built. And perhaps the biggest takeaway is this: Don't build a business that looks successful from the outside but doesn't work for you on the inside. That's the idea behind getting the whole PIE.

Leading with Clarity and Credibility and what it really takes to turn purpose into performance with Mitchell Levy.