Podcasts about effable

It's March madness on T&B this week! What are we mad about? Oh, you know, only the exclusion of EFFABLE, the inclusion of NUDIE, all the Bee ARGOT, and the terrible results of our NYTimes' Puzzle Personality Quiz! Join us for spontaneous PLAUDITs and linguistic BEDIZENMENT, then head over to @TomtitBaobab on Facebook to see our INEFFABLE Puzzle Quiz avatars and share yours!

Are you a multi-passionate entrepreneur wondering how to communicate everything you do to your clients - without confusing them? The key is to focus on your values, your mission, and the impact you desire to make in the world: “People want to know about the mission, the why, who you are as a business person, what kind of business you're running, the services are kind of a byproduct of that." - Molly Gould Molly is the founder of Effable, a copywriter and PR agency that works with passion-led and purpose-driven brands that stand for something and aren't afraid to stand out. Molly helps them write, tell and share their story, so they can create a bigger impact in the world.  In this interview, Molly shares how to incorporate multiple passions into one business, the right way to share your message to connect with your clients when you do multiple things, being flexible with self-care, and so much more. Let's dive in! IN THIS EPISODEWelcome Molly! Her story and how she found her calling. [02:03] How Molly managed to fit all her passions into one business. [04:18] What was holding Molly back from starting her own business? [06:17] How Molly turns down clients that don't align with her values. [09:21] Molly's selection process for picking clients that align with her values. [14:03] How to deepen your intuition, so you can always make the right choice in business. [17:11] On being inconsistent with your self-care routine - and why it's totally normal. [20:05] A failure that set Molly up for later success. [21:35] How multi-passionates can promote different services under one business without confusing clients. [25:59] How to find your core business values - and why it's key to connecting with your ideal clients. [29:48] Why you need to fall in love with the process, not just the results, to be successful in business. [33:36] How to find your brand's voice. [37:52] When is it the right time to outsource copywriting and PR? [40:45] Molly's advice on how multi-passionates can create a business and life around all their passions. [44:23] Parting words and how to connect with Molly. [47:46] RESOURCESFollow Molly on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itiseffable (https://www.instagram.com/itiseffable) Check out Molly's website: http://www.itiseffable.com/ (http://www.itiseffable.com/)  Take the quiz: https://thetreasureswithin.net/quiz (“How Are You Self-Sabotaging Your Biz Success?”) Connect with Giorgia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsgiorgiag/ (https://www.instagram.com/itsgiorgiag/) Check out Giorgia's website:https://thetreasureswithin.net/ ( https://thetreasureswithin.net/)

Guy Branum (@guybranum) makes his triumphant return to Gilmore Guys to go through emails, voicemails, and ruminate on the meaning of success Check out Guy's album Effable, available on iTunes and Spotify!

The 40 year-old writer/comedian (Chelsea Lately) and podcaster (Pop Rocket) talks about growing up gay in a small town, losing his father a few weeks ago and trying to deal with a mother who can't accept him for who he is. Follow Guy on Twitter @GuyBranum  Buy his album Effable  Listen to his podcast Pop Rocket. This week's episode is sponsored by Penzu.  To sign up for a free account, go to www.penzu.com This week's episode is also sponsored by Casper Mattresses.

Justin Sayre talks with comedian and television writer Guy Branum about Chelsea Handler, Billy Eichner and Joan Rivers, as well as the secrets of comedy and the nature of love. Guy discusses the creation of his recently-released debut comedy album "Effable." Also, Justin talks about his summer and getting back to work over at "2 Broke Girls."

While the old adage about truth making for great art certainly applies to standup, the equation can be something of a mixed bag. After all, comedy is often as much about deflection as it honesty, a slight of hand designed to distract from larger, painful and more personal truths. But honesty, it seems, isn’t really an issue for Guy Branum. The comedian, writer, podcaster and  former Chelsea Lately guest deals in truths — largely about himself. As Branum put it in a recent comment about the Trevor Noah Twitter dustup, "Good stand-up comedy cannot be safe; it must shock or surprise an audience. Some comics can do it magnificently with insights about socks, but the best do it with bracing commentary about the stuff that really matters to us." For Branum, such truths are largely internal, tackling obsessions, body issues and coming to grips with his own sexuality, in spite of a less than supportive environment. This quote from his new standup album, Effable, sums the whole thing up pretty nicely. "When my parents realized I was going to be gay, they figured they might as well raise the largest in the county. If there not getting grandchildren out of the deal, at least they could get a blue ribbon." And thankfully, for interviewers such as myself, such honesty isn’t designated for the stage alone. Freshly arrived in New York, Branum made the trip to my apartment for a wide-ranging and deep digging conversation about comedy and life.

Guy Branum is an incredible comedian. Guy has been on "Chelsea Lately", "Last Comic Standing" and his album Effable is available April 14th. Pre-order now! Thanks!

Comedian Guy Branum (Chelsea Lately, Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell) discusses coming out fashionably late. Check out his new album Effable on iTunes now!