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Why sequences are crucial for your business and how to go about implementing it. 22:06

2d ago22:06

22:06

When you go for a meal, you follow a sequence. When you are part of a wedding ceremony, there’s also a sequence. Sequences allow us to follow a thread, but it also gives the client a clear pathway. In this episode we look at the power of sequences, how to implement one and why you may want to change your sequence as technology moves forward. Let’s …

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Why you need to get off the Internet – and meet real people instead 13:30

9d ago13:30

13:30

The Internet has and will always be a great source of getting clients. However, if you notice, it’s also a very crowded space. There’s a place that’s a lot less busy. It’s called “the world offline”. Here’s why you need to do some exploration away from your computer.

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Rerun 5 Why Willpower Is Weak (And How Numbers Help You Stay on Track Instead) 13:09

16d ago13:09

13:09

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Rerun 4:The Results Paradox: Why We Have To Keep Searching For New Clients 25:14

23d ago25:14

25:14

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Rerun 3 Why A “Lack Of Memory” Causes You To Be Less Talented In Life 16:04

1M ago16:04

16:04

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Rerun 2 How To Create An Intensely Curious First Line For Your Article 12:11

1M ago12:11

12:11

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Rerun 1: How To Get Clients To Go From “No” To “Yes” (And Why The Right Mindset Is Crucial) 12:19

1M ago12:19

12:19

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The “Unobvious Reasons” WhyAdults Struggle With Language Learning - Part 2 15:54

2M ago15:54

15:54

We continue on our two part series of why adults struggle with learning. And this time around, we have an unusual enemy. The enemy is “vocabulary”. How can that be the case?

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The “Unobvious Reasons” WhyAdults Struggle With Language Learning - Part 1 21:11

2M ago21:11

21:11

We all believe that languages should be learned early, and we’re not wrong. However, most adult learning is based on a school system that’s boring and plainly illogical. Why do adults struggle so much? The short answer is that they don’t learn like kids. The question is: what do kids do differently that makes learning so enduring? Let’s find out.…

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How to increase prices from left to right (or right to left). 6:30

2M ago6:30

6:30

In most cases, you can increase your prices by as much as 15% by moving from left to right. But what if you wanted to increase your prices by, say, 20%, instead. Well, then you move from right to left. What does all of this right, left, right mean? Well, listen to the podcast and it will make sense in a few minutes.…

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How to calm your nerves before a speaking opportunity 22:49

2M ago22:49

22:49

Giving a presentation is often nerve wracking. You know you need to relax but you are driving yourself up the wall. The usual way to solve the problem seems to be that you need to practise more. You practise, practise, and practise, but the stress won’t go away. So what does reduce the pain? It’s simpler than you’d think.…

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The "Pain Map of Learning": How Trainers Can Make Learning Fun Again 27:44

3M ago27:44

27:44

When we get into a learning situation, we’re usually excited. Then, almost immediately we feel unsure. We stumble along, not keen to move ahead. What’s happening in our brain? I’ll tell you what: a pain map is being created. This pain map is because of a lack of good instructional design. How do we avoid creating this pain map for our kids and espe…

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Why Catching Up Is a Poor Strategy (And Why the “Next Sunrise” Method is More Powerful) 5:57

3M ago5:57

5:57

When we fall behind, the core instinct is to catch up. In most cases, that’s a strategy that stresses us out, and achieves very little. It feels like one foot inside and another outside. But is there a better method? Try the “next sunrise” method and see how well it works for you..

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Why “Prompts” Speed Up Learning (And Avoid the Boring Hard Work Syndrome) 17:54

4M ago17:54

17:54

We are told time and time again that we need to practice. That we need to work hard. That’s usually a load of rubbish. Learning depends less on you as a learner and more on how the learning is designed. Here’s an understanding of how “prompts” in learning make the client eager to get to and finish an assignment, even if the learning journey is extr…

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A Memory Test: Are you bad with names or is it a myth? 14:14

4M ago14:14

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You've probably heard it before: I am bad at names. I don't remember names so well. But are you truly bad at names? Or is it something that we all say? In this podcast you can test yourself and figure out how impressive your memory really happens to be. Best of all, you will never say that you're bad at names – or even have a bad memory. Your perce…

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The elegant strategy to overcome “information overload” (and how to do it almost overnight). 17:55

4M ago17:55

17:55

We all struggle with information. We’re almost always behind, always making notes, trying to catch up. Should we cut back on information completely? Is that the solution? Or is there a simpler, more elegant way to relax and take in endless amounts of information? Let’s find out

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Re-run 7 Storytelling: Why Fairy Tale Endings Are Unnecessary for Article Writing 25:45

5M ago25:45

25:45

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Re-run 6 Balanced Feedback: Why People Want Endless Amounts of it 26:58

5M ago26:58

26:58

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Re-run 5 How to Systematically Generate a Uniqueness (Even If You've Struggled With It Before) 21:26

5M ago21:26

21:26

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Re-run 4 How random pieces of advice from friends and bosses help me keep my focus 19:56

5M ago19:56

19:56

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Re-run 3 Why We Stall—And How To Pull Out of the Mess 15:09

6M ago15:09

15:09

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Rerun 2: Why You Should Never Trust A Silent Customer 12:54

6M ago12:54

12:54

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Rerun 1: Why We Struggle With Writing Well (And How Your Brain Is Trying to Drive You Crazy) 22:42

6M ago22:42

22:42

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Why Negotiation Consistently Fails In Real-World Scenarios: 3 Overlooked Stages of Negotiation 26:58

6M ago26:58

26:58

When you read a book about negotiation, it seems like you should be able to get exactly what you want. However, when you go out into the real world, your negotiating turns to custard. Others don't seem to agree with your terms, and you're left hanging. Often this problem arises because of a simple set of stages that we ignore. In this podcast, we l…

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Why Creating a Series Gets Greater Client Involvement 19:48

7M ago19:48

19:48

When we create information, we tend to think of a single book, a single article—and may I say—a single podcast. That system works fine, but there's a method that is far superior. It's called a series. Here's why a series works so much better and how to go about creating a series of series.

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The Three Month Vacation Podcast

Sean D'Souza

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Why sequences are crucial for your business and how to go about implementing it. 22:06

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Why you need to get off the Internet – and meet real people instead 13:30

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Rerun 5 Why Willpower Is Weak (And How Numbers Help You Stay on Track Instead) 13:09

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Rerun 4:The Results Paradox: Why We Have To Keep Searching For New Clients 25:14

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Rerun 3 Why A “Lack Of Memory” Causes You To Be Less Talented In Life 16:04

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Rerun 2 How To Create An Intensely Curious First Line For Your Article 12:11

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Rerun 1: How To Get Clients To Go From “No” To “Yes” (And Why The Right Mindset Is Crucial) 12:19

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The “Unobvious Reasons” WhyAdults Struggle With Language Learning - Part 2 15:54

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The “Unobvious Reasons” WhyAdults Struggle With Language Learning - Part 1 21:11

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How to increase prices from left to right (or right to left). 6:30

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How to calm your nerves before a speaking opportunity 22:49

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The "Pain Map of Learning": How Trainers Can Make Learning Fun Again 27:44

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Why Catching Up Is a Poor Strategy (And Why the “Next Sunrise” Method is More Powerful) 5:57

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Why “Prompts” Speed Up Learning (And Avoid the Boring Hard Work Syndrome) 17:54

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A Memory Test: Are you bad with names or is it a myth? 14:14

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The elegant strategy to overcome “information overload” (and how to do it almost overnight). 17:55

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Re-run 7 Storytelling: Why Fairy Tale Endings Are Unnecessary for Article Writing 25:45

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Re-run 6 Balanced Feedback: Why People Want Endless Amounts of it 26:58

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Re-run 5 How to Systematically Generate a Uniqueness (Even If You've Struggled With It Before) 21:26

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Re-run 4 How random pieces of advice from friends and bosses help me keep my focus 19:56

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Re-run 3 Why We Stall—And How To Pull Out of the Mess 15:09

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Rerun 2: Why You Should Never Trust A Silent Customer 12:54

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Rerun 1: Why We Struggle With Writing Well (And How Your Brain Is Trying to Drive You Crazy) 22:42

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Why Negotiation Consistently Fails In Real-World Scenarios: 3 Overlooked Stages of Negotiation 26:58

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Why Creating a Series Gets Greater Client Involvement 19:48

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