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The Voice In My HED
Neil Hedley
How the Gurus Killed My Show
AUG 31, 20269 MIN
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Description
What’s the difference between a guru and a coach?
A few years ago, I learned the answer the hard way.
I had a successful podcast I loved making. Then I took a piece of advice that sounded completely reasonable — especially coming from someone who supposedly knew better.
Five episodes later, the show was dead.
This episode is about what happened, why I listened, and the lesson I took from it about gurus, coaches, “best practices,” and advice that sounds universal until you actually apply it to a real human being.
Links:
The Snooze Button
20 Ways to Make Your Next Show Better
Show Coaching with Neil Hedley

