
Performance Intelligence The Episodes That Defined 2025 (And One You Probably Missed) | Andrew, Shannon, & Thomas
Dec 17, 2025
Dive into a reflective journey of 2025, exploring the podcast's top five episodes that captivated listeners. Discover behind-the-scenes challenges, including the re-recording of a particularly tough episode. Uncover unexpected insights about mental skills that changed perspectives. The discussion expands to YouTube growth, highlighting powerful stories that resonated. Plus, there's a sneak peek into what's coming in 2026, promising fresh topics and engaging guests that will keep the momentum going.
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Podcast As A Compounding Asset
- A podcast functions as a long-term asset that keeps giving value when repurposed and refreshed.
- Andrew May emphasises recording durable, timestamp-free content for future use and programs.
Bring In Experts To Rebrand
- Bring in external specialists when you hit creative or technical limits to refresh your show.
- Shannon Frost credits Deadset Studios for a rebrand that materially improved reach and production.
The Episode That Broke The Process
- The five-types mental skills episode with Aaron Walsh was re-recorded many times and produced 13–17 edit versions.
- Thomas Parkinson recalls it became a slog but resulted in a strong final episode.
