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Today, I’m spilling the beans on the roadmap I follow with each and every client my team and I pitch, including myself. Listen to my six-step process to podcast-pitching success - and follow a link below to grab a downloadable copy which also includes the five mistakes you should avoid! Topics covered include: The importance of thinking about what will make your ideal client hire you What talk topics are you an expert in that are relevant to your ideal client? The importance of research The need to be clear and concise about your expertise and what the podcast audience will gain from your appearance Making your pitches unique to each targeted podcast The opportunities which can follow a successful podcast appearance Resources mentioned in this episode: Get your free downloadable version of Angie's roadmap for podcast pitching success Book a discovery call to see if Angie can support YOUR visibility needs Join the Go Pitch Yourself Facebook community Follow Angie on Instagram - and submit your screenshots when you're ready to Go Pitch Yourself Get more info at Angie's website Dave Jackson's School of Podcasting Websites for ShePodcasts and ShePodcastsLive Now it’s time for you to get out there and Go Pitch Yourself! Be sure to screenshot this episode and tag me on Instagram @angie_trueblood and let me know that you are ready to #gopitchyourself! I’ll add your post to my story and help you spread the word!  Can't wait to connect again! Feel like you need a little support in getting started pitching yourself? >>> Get a free downloadable version of my roadmap for podcast pitching success   Subscribe & Review in Apple Podcasts Are you subscribed to the podcast? If not, I’d love for you to do that today so you don’t miss ANY episodes. Click here to subscribe in Apple Podcasts! And, if you are SUPER pumped about the show, I would be so thankful if you would pop over to Apple Podcasts and leave a review. Crazy enough, reviews help other folks find my podcast and they help me get a real sense of what you love about the show. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Much love, friend. Special thanks to Steve Woodward at The Podcasting Editor for handling all the behind-the-scenes tech pieces of production.

Welcome to Touched by Heaven. This new podcast, with radio host Trapper Jack, peers into encounters with God. Touched by Heaven is the moment where heaven and earth collide and the miraculous happens. Near-death experiences, visions, divine messages, God incidents, angels, only scratch the surface of how God is showing us that He is with us here and now. Trapper, as host, loves sharing his faith through these episodes. He also loves sharing his own special brand of humor. We did, however, make him put away his plastic stick-on halo. "That's okay. I still have one made out of cardboard." – Trapper Jack Our kick-off story involves life-saving divine intervention. The bullet should have ended the life of Dave Jackson. Fired from just 7 feet away, the evidence is clear that the bullet should have hit Dave in the head. Instead, it was as if God swatted the bullet away. Dave Jackson's college physics professor told Dave, "somebody up there likes you." The professor understood divine intervention. There was no other possible answer. Bullets don't do what this bullet did. Why did God spare Dave Jackson's life? Dave has some thoughts on the matter. So does Trapper. Dave Jackson's School of Podcasting  Please consider supporting our efforts. Patreon makes it easy. Thank you!  Link to Patreon

I say with a smile...You just never know who is listening to YOUR podcast :) In this episode of The Talent Show, I share a story with you about the band, The Police, and how they played a very small show that lead to big dividends. Recently, I was a guest co-host on Dave Jackson's (School of Podcasting) Saturday morning live show and we discussed this idea. In this episode, I give you three very simple things to think about every show to make sure you are ready when that one, very special person, hears your show for the first time. Thanks!            

Liam Neeson (suggested by Jake Lanham)   “Why would anyone ever tell anything personal to a journalist?”   The job of a journalist is to gather information and then tell the public, slanted in a way that seems interesting and exciting to them. Celebrities have traditionally had trouble with journalists who are constantly prying into their private lives hoping to find shocking things they can disclose. Paparazzi are another breed altogether, almost rabid in their devotion to getting compromising images of celebrities to sell. How about your own situation? Even if you are not a celebrity, there are people around who are trying find out private things about you they can disclose to others. These intrepid individuals are called gossips. Gossip is a tradition as old as communication. The gossip feels the need to know things others don’t so they can ‘WOW’ everyone with the secret knowledge in order to gain importance for themselves. The gossip just isn’t happy with normal facts however, and it usually takes something shocking to really make them feel superior. If the original facts aren’t shocking enough, they lie, using additional embellishments to make the tales more exotic. All of us know gossips, and may try to avoid them, but they can be quite resourceful in gathering information on you. Just don’t tell anyone personal things until you know absolutely you can trust them. Once a person misuses information you have entrusted them with even once, mark them and never trust their discretion again. Trust is earned, and that trust can be destroyed in an instant.  Another thing that would help is to avoid behaviors that gossips would find interesting in the first place. People complain of boring lives, but it sure can go a long way to avoiding being a gossip target! Don’t forget, they are watching for you to slip up and give them fodder for the rumor mill. Will Rogers said, “Live in such a way that you would not be ashamed to sell your parrot to the town gossip.” If you have nothing to hide, they have nothing to tell! One more quote: “Gossip is the Devil’s radio.” George Harrison   Liam Neeson on The International Movie Database ------------------------------------- George Bernard Shaw   “If you can’t get rid of the skeleton in your closet, you’d best teach it to dance.”   Did you ever do something you were really ashamed of? Of course, we all have. Sometimes I will remember a moment of some public faux pas I committed in childhood, and get embarrassed all over again. Like that time in the 1st grade I was adamant that my middle name started with a C, not with a K like the girl in the next desk was saying. When she was proven right, I was mortified. I didn’t even know how to spell my own name. These moments are in all of us, but even if something was a life changing event for ourselves, it is likely that no one else remembers. While they won’t constitute a negative for others in their relations with you, they have the potential to become a positive experience for your personal development. As embarrassing as “the great name misspelling incident” was, it was also a positive, life forming moment. I vowed never to be caught in public again not knowing how to spell something. It started a life long romance with reading that has always served me well. I have fallen from this lofty standard on occasion, but rarely. But hey, This skeleton dances. The new year always conjures up visions of renewal and fresh starts. Sounds like a good idea. Try not to get bogged down in the enormity of how big that skeleton is. As I said before, others can’t see your skeleton. They are too busy hiding behind their own. You may ask, “but what am I supposed to do if my skeleton is so big it is in the way of living my life?” There are things like prison terms, public displays of drunken behavior, and other things that were so public and memorable that others look at them and say, “I am really glad I didn’t do something like that!”  These things are really a challenge, I admit, but it’s time to let those bones rattle and shake as you move out from behind them. If everyone knows anyway, why hide it? Hiding means you are so ashamed you can’t show your face. It’s time to own up to it. It will also diffuse the gossips mentioned in the first segment of this episode. If you talk about it, there is no attraction for them since it is already public. If you are a writer, write a blog or book about the lessons you learned from the experience. The more you acknowledge and deal with things that were very public to start with, the more others will begin to understand and take you seriously. It becomes clear that you are reformed and ready to get on with life. Publish a Kindle book and you may help a LOT of people and make a buck too! Another thing, since everyone else has idle skeletons in their own closets, things they fear will be disclosed, you can be an example to others of how to deal with them. Your experiences will encourage others to leave their “bare bones existence” and live again. It’s time for the skeletons in your life to dance. Eventually, the skeletons will cease to be, and you will have room for some new clothes and shoes in there.   George Bernard Shaw on Wikipedia -----------------------------------------------   I would like to give an extra special thank you to Dave Jackson of the schoolofpodcasting.com for including Daggers Of The Mind in his new book, “My Favorite Podcast is…    Understanding Audience Loyalty. Dave is a great guy and a man of incredible compassion and integrity. My Favorite Podcast Is.... Understanding Audience Loyalty on Amazon.com   Featured Episode on Dave Jackson's School of Podcasting   -----------------------------------------------------   Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe and review Daggers of the Mind on iTunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn. Use the direct links at daggersofthemind.com. If you are listening on Facebook or Twitter, share it with your friends! It only takes a moment, and it helps so much!   If you would like to give us some clean celebrity quotes to share, or just want to tell us what you think of the show, email us at  feedback@daggersofthemind.com.   

This first quote was submitted by Paul Wolford. Check out the book he wrote with Scott Edwards called “The Slayer of Saints”. Paul Stanley, front man for the band KISS. His comment is about the restrictions placed on their lives by superstardom. “I don’t think it was my nature or any of ours to start complaining about something like that. That’s like winning the lottery and then complaining about the taxes. Or becoming president and saying I don’t like wearing a tie. Well, if you are lucky enough to get what you wanted, shut up!” Why do we complain so much? If things are bad, we complain, if things are good, we complain. If things are really great, and we have achieved that amazing thing we always wanted, we actually HUNT for a reason to complain. There could be a variety of reasons, but I can think of two right off. We want sympathy, or want to outdo someone else’s complaint, thus winning a small victory for the day. Sympathy is something we actually CRAVE sometimes. We appreciate it when others recognize our situation, but many times we complain to put ourselves out there and in the way of our friends or even strangers just to get some little bit of regard. It feels like a cat that lays down in your path so you will either pet her or stumble over her. Or the dog who catches you reading and pushes his head into your hand so you will stop what you are doing and lavish attention on him. I won’t begin to talk about how toddlers behave when mother starts talking on the phone. Begging for sympathy is basically asking others to pity you. Do you want to be considered by others to be pitiful? The weakness of character exhibited doesn’t lend itself to others wanting to spend time with you. Once you are labeled a whiner, people choose to go the other way when they see you coming. They have enough burdens of their own, and don’t need yours added to the pile. Before complaining for sympathy, ask yourself, “Is the thing you want to whine about a problem that needs solved, or are you just trying to get pitied and petted like the aforementioned dog? Anything you are not willing to take action to change is not something you should waste your own time, and especially others time with. It’s pretty unproductive, and showcases just how pitiful you are.Next comes the “My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad” syndrome. Some people have a deep psychological need to dominate those around them. This usually comes from a lack of confidence and a desire to constantly prove to themselves they are worth something. Instead of making themselves better however, they try to put down anyone they encounter. No one wants to be victimized by this type of dominator. If whiners are avoided as inconvenient time wasters, the dominators are the ones you may actually hide from. One way to avoid being drawn into a contest with a dominator is to avoid whining yourself. Don’t give them any ground to start their comparison games. If they attempt to goad you into a conversation by a direct challenge, refuse to take the bait. They need self validation so much they will move to an easier target. Monica Johnson said:“Many of our choices have led to the predicaments we are presently complaining about.” I imagine at least 80% of the things we may want to complain about are based on the choices we have made anyway. Instead of complaining, get constructive and try to actually fix those unforeseen consequences of your actions. Of course, a little preplanning can go a long way toward avoiding bad outcomes in the first place. Benjamin Franklin:Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain- and most fools do.   Paul Stanley on Facebook   The Slayer Of Saints- By Paul Wolford & Scott Edwards --------------------------------------------------------- Dave Jackson, Host, The School of Podcasting. One of the original podcasters. Recently named Podcasting Director of the New Media Expo conference. This quote is from episode #427 of the Morning Announcements show. “A cupcake without icing is a really bland muffin!” Cupcakes rock! If you are going through your day at work, and someone suddenly offers you a cupcake, it is like a short vacation in the middle of your day. A little treat like this can be wonderful, and allows you to relax a minute and refocus before you move on. But what is it that makes a cupcake so wonderful? The ICING of course! Without the icing, a cupcake can be quite dry, and you’d better make sure you have something to drink, because you WILL need to wash it down. Life can be just like a cupcake, the majority of it is the things that NEED to be done, like your job, paying the bills, and chores around the house. Sound like a bland muffin to me. Does your life have any icing? What makes you stop, refresh and refocus? How about relationships? Relationships make our lives worth living. Your family and friends are an amazing support system for when those bland “muffin moments” start to weigh heavy on your mind and soul. One of the simple pleasures of life is sitting down and just talking to a close friend. They understand how you are feeling, and you provide the same support for them. Sometimes it is not even necessary for words, just being there for you is enough. When my father-in-law was ill and coming to the end of his life, he had an old friend who was still mobile, and would come to visit him about once a week. The delight of both men to see each other was quite evident, but after the initial greetings and small talk, they would lapse into silence. For more than an hour sometimes, there would be no words spoken at all, and they would just sit there smiling and looking around. Finally, the visitor would stand and take his leave, my father-in-law thanking him profusely for visiting and saying how much he enjoyed the talk. It was a real lesson about what a true friend really is. The man came and did what was needed and appreciated, nothing more, nothing less, because he understood exactly what was needed to cheer up and comfort his friend. A quote from Jim Morrison, of the group The Doors: "Friends can help each other. A true friend is someone who lets you have total freedom to be yourself - and especially to feel. Or, not feel. Whatever you happen to be feeling at the moment is fine with them. That's what real love amounts to - letting a person be what he really is." How do we cultivate such a circle of friends? If you want more icing in your life, start spreading icing in the lives of others. Be that understanding friend, and your life will stop being so bland. Proverbs 18:24A man that hath friends must shew himself friendly: and there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. 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The Show Notes:IntroDave Jackson interview availableJon Stewart gets bleepedAmerica (The Book) as poly sci textbookMinoishe Interroberg's To Make with the Good English- my girlfriend eats more than me- penultimate  - both sent in by Scott MaxwellGeo dies and goes to heavenAsk George- sneeze query from David Novak- religion vs. cult from Jason CaudlePadre Bingo's new SciFi Channel showGeo's Mom Reads JayZ Lyrics- Who You Wit?Show Close ...................................... Mentioned in the show: Dave Jackson's School of Podcasting and his interview with Geo at Morning Announcements; Soccergirl, Incorporated; Roman Hrab and the Byrdcliffe Outdoor Sculpture Show; the Jesus Camp documentary. And as always: George's blog, website, flickr, and myspace page. Have a comment on the show, a topic for Minoishe Interroberg, or a question for Ask George? Drop George a line at geo@geologicrecords.net or through his blog. Non-Coloring Book is now online at Lulu and available for purchase as both print and download.