Dan Sullivan and Gord Vickman discuss the importance of deciding who's in the room when it comes to podcasting. They highlight the possibility of niching down and specializing in podcasting. They also mention the significance of always being the buyer and share personal anecdotes about surrounding oneself with the right people for their work. The speakers emphasize the importance of total cash confidence and growth-oriented individuals.
Selecting the right people to be in the room leads to engaging conversations and potential for niche podcast topics that resonate with a specific audience.
Building a loyal following and establishing social proof requires patience and consistently delivering quality content.
Deep dives
The importance of selecting the right audience
The podcast discusses the significance of targeting a specific audience and choosing the right people to be in the room. It emphasizes that the focus should be on individuals who align with the core values and qualities desired in the entrepreneurial community. The podcast emphasizes that having the right people leads to an endless array of engaging conversations and the potential for niche podcast topics that resonate with a specific audience.
The value of heritage and patience in podcast success
The podcast explores the notion that many successful podcasts have been around for several years and attributes their popularity to heritage. It highlights that new podcasts may initially take time to gain traction, as building a loyal following and establishing social proof requires patience. The importance of consistently delivering quality content and allowing time for growth and recognition is emphasized.
The significance of being the buyer
The podcast delves into the concept of always being the buyer instead of the seller. It emphasizes that entrepreneurs should prioritize their vision and values, ensuring that they attract the right people and opportunities. The podcast stresses the importance of having confidence in one's abilities and not compromising on core principles and standards in order to maintain authenticity and long-term success.
Dan Sullivan and Gord Vickman discuss the importance of deciding who's in the room when it comes to podcasting. They highlight how Strategic Coach® is selective about who they allow in their workshop rooms and how this consistency extends to other “rooms,” such as your audience. They also mention the possibility of niching down and specializing in podcasting, citing an example of a podcast for optometrists with a very strange focus.
In This Episode:
Sometimes,the smaller the niche, the bigger the market.
Bureaucracies love solutions like lockdowns that let them catch up.
How to wreck a radio station. Playing it safe is not how to stay at the top.
The difference between style and fashion. (You want to find your style.)
The freedom of cash confidence. Or, how to say no to jets and dinners.