by Paul Goldsmith | Feb 26, 2019 | Coaching Tips, Motivation, radio
Angela’s Notes Giving Yourself Permission to Be You On-Air Personal Worksheet By Angela ‘the girl with many last names’ Stevens Lead with Values: Every break contains a value, spoken or unspoken. Even “fun” is a value. Values Important to My...
by Paul Goldsmith | Apr 13, 2018 | Motivation, radio
Most people don’t love radio. Those of us who do, likely, work in it. When it comes to radio, most people are feckless-that is to say, utterly indifferent. Ever been on a road trip and tried to convince your travel companions to pop in to the local radio...
by Meg Geissinger | Nov 15, 2017 | Motivation, radio
What would the world be lacking if God settled for okay? In the beginning, God created new things that had never before existed and then He called them good. Not okay, not passable; GOOD. We are charged with being good stewards of what God provides us. Why do we...
by Paul Goldsmith | Nov 7, 2017 | Motivation, radio
Millions of us grew up listening to John “Records” Landecker on the radio. He’s incredibly talented, for sure. But what separates Landecker from other, less accomplished, talented people is hard work and perseverance. In introducing Landecker to his...
by Eric Allen | Jul 3, 2017 | Motivation, nonprofits, radio
In the movie City Slickers, Curly, the crusty old cowboy played by Jack Palance, says the secret to life is “one thing.” When asked by Billy Crystal, playing a stressed out, overwhelmed New Yorker what that one thing is, Curly replied, “That’s what you need to find...
by Paul Goldsmith | May 8, 2017 | Motivation, nonprofits, radio
Steve Martin on the first question you should ask if you want to be a successful comedian: I was talking to some students and they were saying things like, ‘How do I get an agent?’, ‘Where do I get my headshots?’ and I just thought …...
