The new podcast, "Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do", is booming along. It was number SIX on Thursday on the "Career Podcasts" list on iTunes. It was also #44 in the general business category.
Not sure how it ranked so well, but it was fun to see the green circle logo riding high for much of the day.
This week's interviews (Tuesday and Thursday) were with Beth Ziesenis and Roger Courville. Both are friends of mine from the National Speakers Association ("Cool Things My Friends Do" seems to be merging into the podcast!!!).
Here is where I can use your help. Please jump to your iTunes account and subscribe to the show. Also, it is helpful if you leave positive ratings and reviews (5-stars and a few words). In the first few weeks the show gets discovered via something called "New and Noteworthy" on iTunes. A year ago it would have been easier to land high on this list. But podcasts are all the rage right now, and thus the competition is crazy. Your investment of 90 seconds is valuable to me. (Thanks!!!)
Have A Great Day
thom singer
I have been writing "Cool Things My Friends Do" blog posts for over two years. It is my favorite part of this blog, and I am always excited to add someone to the growing list (now over 115 posts) of people doing cool things in their personal and professional lives.
In a conversation the other day someone pointed out that I have a lot of friends who are entrepreneurs and solopreneurs. I guess that is right. I seem to be surrounded by people who are blazing their own trails and finding success on terms they define. This is true of friends with traditional jobs, too. Being entrepreneurial is not about starting and growing companies... it is about an attitude of making things happen and finding better ways to live. The people I know are not content with the status quo.
I am going to continue writing about my friends and all the cool things they do.... but soon I will be seeking others to interview (whom I do not know) that are changing the world. I hope you will enjoy the "Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do".
Stay tuned!
And if you know an entrepreneur (or a person with a big does of entrepreneurial spirit) who I should interview, let me know.
Have A Great Day
thom singer
