Seth Godin on Trusting Yourself, Mastering the Practice & Becoming the Person You Want to Be
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- How can you create work that matters and makes a difference? Seth Godin, bestselling author, entrepreneur, blogger, teacher, and Marketing Hall of Famer is back to guide you through the pinnacle lessons of his newest book, The Practice. He teaches you how to trust your inner voice, embrace the practice, ship creative work without the need to be perfect, start telling your story, and serve with generosity.
Read Seth Godin's new book, The Practice seths.blog/trust-yourself/
Listen to Seth's podcast, Akimbo wherever you listen to podcasts
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Listen to the Don't Keep Your Day Job Podcast on Apple Podcasts apple.co/2JjyyM1 or Spotify spoti.fi/3bKK13W
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Ahhh… Cathy - you did it again! You wove together the necessary, practical with the mystical magical in this interview. Because of you, I joined Amy Porterfield’s digital course Academy and because of you I picked up Seth’s ‘ this is marketing’ and because of him I now have clarity on the course that I’m going to offer about helping people to ready them selves for healthy, loving relationships by healing their hearts and aligning their frequencies with those relationships. I am so grateful to have found Seth, he has truly helped me to reframe the word marketing. Plus, I too am from Buffalo New York, and I feel the kindred energy with him!
I my 25-year opera singing career, I always had a small but fanatical following. That was fine with me! My recordings stand for themselves.
This also had me in tears at the end! There are those of us who are actually trying to make an impact, change culture, and care about the people we hope to help. Seth is my go-to person for building a business and influence that matters.
Good Stuff, I've read The Practice several times it's a real dose of realism. Seth says things like "none of us are probably as good as we think we are" and "if you're an artist you have no right to expect that anyone at all will appreciate your art". At first I thought this was so different to what people like life coach Tony Robbins and all the "what the mind of man can conceive it can achieve" gurus say. But actually the more I read the Practice I realised the similarities between Tony's and Seth's messages. Tony says "if what you're doing isn't working change" and that "success leaves clues", copy what other successful people do long enough and well enough and you too will be successful. IE become what Seth calls a Hack, a Hack simply serves the market and gives people what they want. True artists have to make peace with the fact that their art may only be seen as inspirational by a small select group or even no one at all. Unfortunately, many artists from Nick Drake to Vincent Van Goth weren't appreciated in their lifetime and they lead unhappy lives as a result. Thanks for the interview I always have time to listen to Seth. New subscriber here.
Damnnn didn’t think she’d cry! That’s the impact i want to have on people and my community
Who doesn’t feel better after listening to Seth…..
Thank you for sharing this Cathy! I have listened to this one twice. So good. Really speaks to me right now. Thank you Thank you Thank you
Holy cow. Seth’s material is always great, but I swear you brought out his very best. Excellent work!
It really is 📚. Ironically I understand everything he is saying about finding and genuinely helping someone without expecting anything in return.
This interview is so moving. I can feel the genuineness and rawness of the emotions from both of you Cathy and Seth. Very inspiring!
I needed to see and hear this right now! This is amazing! I realize I have a lot of work left to do! Thanks Seth & Cathy, for this conversation!
Powerful ❤
Thank you
It always amazes me to learn and listen to SETH, I always learn something new, Thank you SETH for giving so much to us every other day.
Love what you do, rather than do what you love👍
The best! The zoom blirps made me lean in even more to make sure I caught every word 💝
Thank you guys, you made me cry 😘🥰😍
When we come to that stage in our lives, when we do things for people who need our help then we live our dream life, we have found ourselves and that is the most blessed moment in our lives that all of us are looking for. Thank you so much Seth and Cathy. You guys are the best 😘🥰😍😘🥰😍😘🥰😍
Everyday I what your podcast you and your Amazing guess have an answer for questions I need help with makes me cry because I'm so blessed to have found you this year Cathy thank you to you and seth for your knowledge ❤ and love x
Wow. I’m in....
Thank you very much Cathy. There is nothing else to say.
Excelsior!
You two are five star greatness! Peace. 2bc
This is such a wonderful conversation. Thank you Cathy and Seth.
This was really good. im new here, I love Seth! Well done Cathy, great conversation
all the feels!
Wow! Loved this thank you so much!
Yes- Seth is very present.
Beautiful interview. Thank you very much.
Good enough. Thank you 🙏. Downey California
Your heart - Cathy Heller!
Very interesting
We live in a world where everyone thinks they need to contribute in some fantastic, unique way or they need to make a difference…the facts is most people are “ordinary” and will get a job, get married, have children and that will be there contribution to society…and that’s ok
Cathy, how are you booking all these amazing interviews?!
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AEA💚💛💜
I have too many stories, my whole life
Great interview but, my god, the interviewer gushes/blows smoke like there's no tomorrow. I don't think I've ever heard such an ingratiating, fauning, responder. I'm embarrassed for her: she's a good interviewer in her own right, but where's her self-respect?
Cathy, why are you so emotional? Are you going through a depression?