Listener Reviews

Every one of the following listener comments was unsolicited:

“The whole concept of your show is just brilliant. Not only is it totally creative, with humor and good content, it’s serving a real need in the community. More people need a space to talk about these things and get advice, or at least get perspective.”

~J.W., Seattle, WA


“I SERIOUSLY recommend your show to anyone who is or has a boss. Everything you talk about is so relevant and makes me think about my role as a boss and who I want to be and how to be that. Thank you – on so many levels. I will continue to tell everyone I know about it! You guys have great chemistry too, and are really fun to hear together.”

~A.S., Bellevue, WA


“It’s really cool to see you inventing a whole new genre of radio programming! Seriously, great …”

~P.M., Seattle, WA


“BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO! My wife urges me to tell you she is interested in the ‘groupie’ contingent forming.”

~D.B., Seattle, WA


“I’ve listened to every episode and always benefit!”

~P.H., Seattle, WA


 

“I love the combination of wisdom and irreverence, and best of all, laughed myself silly.”

~S.S., Algona, WA


 

“Brian [Robertson, interview guest] said that it was a great experience and that you were among the most graceful and professional interviewers he has worked with.”

~ Brian’s assistant

 

“Fun show!  I can see why you love doing it.  Giving advice is your calling.”

~P.S., Seattle, WA


 

“I was very impressed ….  It was a well run program.  Have you considered pitching NPR or even trying to syndicate?  I think it has merit.”

~R.C., Tukwila, WA

 

 

“ I like listening to you guys because you’re fun, useful and unpredictable in your responses to leadership issues.  You always give me a chuckle and a new and useful perspective.  Thanks!”

~P.S., Seattle, WA

 

“You and Jim have such good chemistry.  You’re respectful but yet playful which adds interest to the program.  Your perspectives on the topic and ideas were clearly presented and helpful.  What a great service you are providing to present and prospective leaders in any field!”

~P.S., Lodi, CA

 

CATEGORIES:

  1. Counsel to myself on how to be
  2. Specific work ideas
  3. Other ideas about what to do
  4. General ideas about work
  5. Feelings

  1. Follow your energy on the following.

  1. Take one category at a time (but ignore the Feelings page). Carve out 10-15 minutes to read a random 2 or 3 sticky notes at a time; let them wash over you as you ask yourself the question, “What might that look like?’” Imagine into possible futures. Journal, or draw, images, thoughts, stories, questions about your future that responds to “What might that look like?”

  1. Then, for each answer to “what might that look like?” (regardless of how specific or vague the answer – and the answer might be another question) – If that’s a possibility, or if this is what I’m thinking:
    • where might I look for that?
    • What more do I need to know?
    • How might I find out more about it?