If you’re in the podcasting game (or thinking about jumping in), you won’t want to miss Pod Profits Summit this week! 🎙️ And guess what? Our very own Mike Montague is speaking!
Mike Montague discusses the power of infusing playfulness into marketing. From playful brand strategies to unleashing creativity by reducing stress, learn how to break free from the mundane and create campaigns that resonate. Mike shares valuable insights and draws inspiration from unconventional success stories, urging businesses to embrace playfulness and stand out in the market. Discover the power of being bold and playful in marketing with Mike’s engaging perspectives.
Here’s how I am using AI as a podcaster to create clips and shorts from my long-form interviews… It is super easy and fun! Thanks to vidyo.ai for featuring me in their Creator Spotlight. There are two significant aspects to consider. First, Playful Humans is designed to be experiential and fun, given the company’s name. It can’t be dull. By showcasing unique moments like jokes and games on my podcast, I can demonstrate the difference in experience compared to other thought leaders or keynote speakers. These moments help establish the brand’s distinctiveness.
Second, consistency is essential in avoiding burnout. If creating content becomes a tedious, time-consuming process, it leads to fatigue and even pod fade, where podcasters abandon their shows. By using vidyo.ai, I can keep content creation quick, enjoyable, and progress-oriented. This tool allows me to focus on building my audience and clientele while automating other processes.
Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, and prepare to be dazzled by our guest, David Letterfly Knoderer, the undisputed guru of fun. This playful soul has taken the road less traveled, turning his life into a grand spectacle of joy, creativity, and endless play. From the drumbeat’s rhythm to the painter’s palette, and from the circus ring to the open road, Letterfly’s journey is a masterclass in embracing the thrill of the unknown and celebrating life’s extraordinary moments.
Why should play be a vital aspect of both children’s and adults’ lives? Laura Haver, a champion of play and author of the book Play Together, discusses her passion for integrating play into daily life and the transformative effects it can bring. Join us as we uncover the power of play, a tool that can decrease stress, enhance relationships, boost communication, and ignite creativity.
Get ready to crack the code on burnout with our incredible guests, Dr. Sharon Grossman and Heather Tolley-Bauer! We’re promising an episode packed with profound insights about burnout, it’s different types, and how you can prevent or manage it. Our conversation begins with a raw and honest discussion about Sharon and Heather’s personal experiences with burnout and how they transformed their struggles into a mission to help others.
In this episode of Getting to Aha! with Darshan Mehta, Mike Montague discusses his aha! journey, his career, and the experiences that made him realize the power of play as a winning mindset. They further talk about the different types of playful personalities and the importance of playfulness as an efficient way to attain productivity across any area.
Kate Cherichello is on a mission to share all the good news and good people she can each week on her podcast Be The Good. Kate is a signer, actor, dancer, host, podcaster, fitness instructor, and more… Her mix of strength and spunk serve her well and are apparent from the moment you meet her!
Strangers are coming together #dorkdancing for mental health in public spaces! Ethan Levy has created a movement to get people back together, outside, and dancing. Dork Dancing is a free dance movement & mental health advocacy campaign where celebration & activism meet for a healthier, happier & more harmonious world.
Megan Miller helping people realize that hustle culture needs to end! Helping your employees be more engaged with their colleagues, your customers, and themselves creates an ecosystem of passion and purpose to a degree that a spreadsheet never will.…