Podcast appearances and mentions of eric nordhoff

It's almost time for our annual Writing Worship Conference.  Nick Morrow, Director of Writing Worship, and Eric Nordhoff, Co-Founder of Writing Worship, talk together with our Writing Club Community online about all of the goodness that we're planning for the Conference.  Join us at the Writing Worship Conference + Writing CampWHEN: October 9 - 11, 2023WHERE: Franklin, TNLEARN MORE & REGISTER HERE Apply for the Writing Club - New songwriters joining every month!Support the showFollow us on Facebook and Instagram Join the Writing Worship Community on FacebookTake the Songwriter Personality TestRead the Writing Worship Book by Krissy Nordhoff (writer of Your Great Name, Famous For, Mercy Tree)Writing Worship champions the worship songwriter - visit WritingWorship.co to get more involved.

Chris Hauser is a legend in the CCM music industry.  His work in radio promotions over the past 40+ years has greatly impacted the music written and led for churches every Sunday.   For his passionate work and impact, Chris was recognized and honored with the CMB Industry Achievement Award.  In this conversation with Writing Worship co-founder, Eric Nordhoff, Chris shares both hilarious and heart-warming behind-the-scenes stories you won't hear anywhere else.  From their days together at Warner Alliance (1996-1997) to countless other anecdotes and insights from his 27 years as an independent radio promoter - this is simply a banger of a convo for any fan of the Christian music genre. Take the Songwriter Personality TestThis simple 10-minute test created by our founder, Krissy Nordhoff, will help you know your strengths as a songwriter and it will also help you better identify where you fit in the co-writing room. Visit SongwriterPersonalityTest.com Apply for the Writing Club- New songwriters joining every month. Support Writing WorshipFollow us on Facebook and Instagram Join the Writing Worship Community on FacebookTake the Songwriter Personality TestRead the Writing Worship Book by Krissy Nordhoff (writer of Your Great Name, Famous For, Mercy Tree)Writing Worship champions the worship songwriter - visit WritingWorship.co to get more involved.

On today's episode, we talk about what it's like to work together in entrepreneurship as a married couple. Eric and Krissy Nordhoff share their journey of working in the Christian music industry, navigating the ups and downs as a couple and what they're doing to pour into a songwriting community. Krissy Nordhoff is a Grammy® nominated (FAMOUS FOR(I BELIEVE)) and Dove Award® winning (YOUR GREAT NAME) professional songwriter and author. Her songs have been recorded by a variety of artists including Natalie Grant, Tauren Wells, Jenn Johnson (Bethel Music), Mandisa, Darlene Zschech, David and Nicole Binion, Travis Cottrell, Prestonwood Worship, Corey Voss, Dustin Smith, Phillips, Craig & Dean, and many others. Passionate about training and encouraging the next generation of worship songwriters, Krissy mentors, teaches and creates resources at WritingWorship.co. She recently penned a book, Writing Worship: How To Craft Heartfelt Songs for the Church (David C Cook) that offers spiritual and practical insights for aspiring songwriters and worship teams that want to write original songs for their church congregations. Eric Nordhoff has worked at a jingle production house, Warner Bros. Records, Provident Music Group, and Word Entertainment. Today, he spends his time building a resource for the WritingWorship.co community together with his wife. He also consults for corporate clients who want to get started in podcasting. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST: On Apple Podcasts On Spotify All other platforms CONNECT WITH US: christianmusicmarketing.com Christian Music Marketing on Instagram Christian Music Marketing Facebook Christian Music Industry Podcast on Instagram CONNECT WITH ERIC + KRISSY NORDHOFF: https://www.writingworship.co/ Songwriter Personality Test: songwriterpersonalitytest.com Writing Club: writingworship.co/apply-for-writing-club Bumper music provided by Land of Color - from their single, "Warriors". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/christianmusicindustry/message

Meet the co-host of this podcast, Eric Nordhoff.  Eric leads a diverse work-life.  He is a music producer, a facilitator of a mastermind group for creative entrepreneurs, co-founder of a ministry with his wife, developer of a co-writing space in Nashville, and the brand development manager for a leading audio-visual company.Ken and Eric enter into a discussion about how he collaborates with his teams and how he leads at home with his family.  Eric provides helpful insight and practical advice from the perspective of a creative entrepreneur.  And, as this is the last episode of Season 2, we give a sneak preview of what's coming next in Season 3 of the What's Inside podcast!To contact Ken, visit ProvidentLeadership.comPlease give us a rating and review on Apple PodcastsListen on Spotify

Meet the co-host of this podcast, Eric Nordhoff.  Eric leads a diverse work life.  He is a music producer, a facilitator of a mastermind group for creative entrepreneurs, co-founder of a ministry with his wife, developer of a co-writing space in Nashville, and the brand development manager for a leading audio-visual company.Ken and Eric enter into a discussion about self-leadership.  How does he plan his day? How does he challenge himself professionally and personally?  Eric provides helpful insight and practical advice from the perspective of a creative entrepreneur.To contact Ken, visit ProvidentLeadership.comPlease give us a rating and review on Apple PodcastsListen on Spotify

Meet Evan Melcher.  He serves as a financial advisor responsible for providing investment advisory services to fiduciary investors, including retirement plan committees and nonprofit trustees. Evan has been an institutional investment professional since 2001.Ken and Eric enter into a discussion with Evan about self-leadership.  How does he plan his day? How does he challenge himself professionally and personally?  Evan provides helpful insight and practical advice from the perspective of a goal-oriented C-Level executive.To contact Ken, visit ProvidentLeadership.comPlease give us a rating and review on Apple PodcastsListen on Spotify

Eric Nordhoff is a Nashville based Entrepreneur, Producer, Songwriter Podcast Producer, Founder and former co-host of The Walker Stalkers Podcast, CEO of Writing Worship, Husband to Dove Award winning songwriter Krissy Nordhoff. Full HD Video version of this and other episodes are also available on YouTube. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tomgollyofficial/support

Today's guest on the Shane Sams Show is Eric Nordhoff! Eric is an entrepreneur with a super interesting backstory. He has been involved in the Christian music production industry since the early 2000s, and his wife, Krissy, is a Grammy-nominated, Dove Award-winning songwriter. Eric first got involved in podcasting in 2012 when he and his friend started The Walker Stalkers --a podcast about the TV Show, The Walking Dead. After years of successfully running that podcast, he started another podcast, Courage Cast, for network marketing. Now, Eric and his wife are running a business to serve aspiring songwriters at WritingWorship.co! In this episode, Shane Sams and Eric Nordhoff discuss what it's like to run businesses with your partner, and how it's vital to get out of each other's way, so that the business can run the way it should. They discuss membership sites and how to simplify them to serve your members well. People don't always need more content; sometimes they just need community or masterminds, and your job is to facilitate conversations. They also talk about having a 500 year vision that has generational impact. You can find out more about Eric at EricNordhoff.com! In today's episode you'll learn: Eric Nordhoff's story of getting his podcast to #2 on iTunes The keys to running a business with your partner How to simplify a membership site and best serve your members Impact is everything How to create something that will outlast you If you need help starting, building, and growing an online business, check out all of the support and resources for entrepreneurs at https://www.ShaneSams.com and https://www.FlippedLifestyle.com!  Follow Shane on twitter @shane_sams.

Welcome to the first episode of the podcast.  Ken Edwards and Eric Nordhoff introduce themselves.  Ken is an executive coach with 30 years of experience counseling and coaching clients. He founded Provident Leadership with a goal to help professionals discover the way to move forward in their lives, careers, and businesses. Eric owns several businesses in the music industry and is an independent representative for a leading health and wellness company.  He has produced 1000+ episodes of podcasts over the years.  Together, they're passionate about developing leaders, professionals, and business executives.  In this episode, Ken talks about the importance of having an executive coach. We're just getting started...follow this podcast for new episodes releasing weekly every Wednesday.Visit us to learn more or work with Ken at ProvidentLeadership.comACTION STEP: Get a good journal.  Here are a couple we recommend:Leather Moleskin Journal YUREE Spiral Notebook

Krissy and Eric Nordhoff co-host this episode.  Krissy talks to the "girls" - Emily Weeks, Rachael Thomas and Stacy Riddle - about how the Brave EP Live recording went.  Go behind the scenes.  And, Eric interviews our VIP attendees and donors - Cheyne and Katrina Stillwell about what led them to support Brave during this season.You won't want to miss this episode - jam-packed with goodness.Join us for the Writing Worship Conference Live - September 20-22, 2021.  Get your Early Bird tickets now by using the code EARLYBIRD at checkout! Follow us on Instagram.Follow us on Facebook.Join the Brave Worship Community.

Phil Mickelson shocked the golf world by winning the 103rd PGA Championship (one of the 4 major golf tournaments of the year) last week.  He turns 51 in June...and no one that old has ever won a major golf tournament.  Many have noticed he is a much calmer, more patient golfer than he's ever been.  Something was different about Phil.  It turns out Mickelson has been practicing relaxation, meditation and visualization techniques these last 2-3 years.  I thought it would be interesting to look at what he implemented in his golf game and look at how we can apply it to our game in real life.  After all, it is called the game of life for a reason.  Why not work towards mastering our game by applying what Phil has to our lives as well!  Here's a summary of what we can learn from Phil Mickelson's victory in our personal and work life:Proper preparation starts with a powerful mindsetSelect the club you can swingFor the next shot, make it the best routine of the dayIf you don't see it, you cannot create itMake a complete swingLink to the PGA.com article mentioned in the podcast.

In this episode, Alban shares his top tips for running an event on Clubhouse, we discuss the newest Buzzsprout features, dive into Apple's decision to abandon "subscribers," and Travis explains what went into creating the last episode of Buzzcast in only 3 days.If you haven't listened to the last episode of Buzzcast, be sure to check out "The Day Podcasts Stopped."New features from BuzzsproutDaily DownloadsEpisode Number HelperImages in Chapter MarkersDynamic DescriptionsLinks from today's episodePodnews: Apple Podcasts to stop using "subscribe"Tom Webster: Subscription Confusion, ResolvedEric Nuzum, "Make Noise"Special thanks to those how helped us promote our "How to Start a Podcast in 2021" videoCarol Marks, "Carol Remarks"Greg Collins, "Substitute Teachers Lounge"Tom Raftery, "Climate 21"Eric Nordhoff, "Courage Cast - Build Your Belief"Dariush, "The denimheads podcast"Abdulrahman, "Civil Engineering Vibes"Richie Brand, "1 Star Recruits"Review Buzzcast in Podchaser or Apple Podcasts to let us know what you think of the show.

When you make an assumption, you tell yourself that something is true without actually having any evidence that it is. It's all too easy to lead your life never questioning that you are assuming things to be facts.In today's podcast episode, I discuss what I've been learning about assumptions. I learned they are not all bad - that we are actually wired to make assumptions. But, it can be very harmful to us when we assume. I talk about how assumptions affect us in our personal, spiritual, and business life. Read More | My favorite assumption research links:How assumptions affect us relationallyHow assumptions affect us spiritually: Gospel Coalition article Is Assuming a sin?How assumptions affect us in businessMy raw, unedited notes on assumptions (Google Doc)

When you’re trying to change someone’s mind, give them a reputation to live up to. More great wisdom from Dale Carnegie's "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released on May 17, 2017 (Episode 261).

One of the most powerful abilities we have is helping others realize their potential. We can do this by praising their strengths. Yet, this is something we do so infrequently. It's much easier to point out someone's faults. Even when it's tough to find things to praise, try hard to find something. More timeless wisdom from Dale Carnegie and "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released on May 16, 2017 (Episode 260).

When we disagree with someone, even if we are right and he is definitely wrong, we only destroy his ego by causing him to lose face. Why not let the other person save face? More timeless wisdom from Dale Carnegie and the book "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released on May 15, 2017 (Episode 259).

What if, instead of telling people what to do, we gave them the opportunity to do things themselves, to learn from their own mistakes? More timeless wisdom from Dale Carnegie and the book "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released on May 14, 2017 (Episode 258).

It is much easier to listen to a description of our own faults when the person criticizing begins by humbly saying that he is also far from perfect. More timeless wisdom from Dale Carnegie and his book "How To Win Friends and Influence People."Originally released on May 11, 2017 (Episode 257).

Most of us respond bitterly to direct criticism. When we’re looking to change people without offending them or arousing resentment, simply changing one three-letter word can be our key to success. We talk about that three-letter word in this episode. Principle 2: Call Attention to People's Mistakes Indirectly. More timeless wisdom from Dale Carnegie's "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released May 10, 2017 (Episode 256).

It’s much easier to listen to unpleasant things after we’ve been praised for our good points. That’s why the first step to changing people without offending them is to begin with appreciation for their strengths. Leadership wisdom from Dale Carnegie's "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released on May 9, 2017 (Episode 255).

What do you do when nothing else works? You add a competitive element to your team environment. I share my thoughts on this chapter from the Dale Carnegie book "How To Win Friends and Influence People."Originally released March 7, 2017 (Episode 217).

How do you influence your team, your family or your organization. In this episode we discuss how appealing to the senses can get your point across much better than just verbal. We continue our discussion of the popular human relations book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie.Originally released March 6, 2017 (Episode 216).

You will influence more people when you appeal to their nobler motives. More Dale Carnegie goodness here. "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released February 24, 2017 (Episode 211).

What if there were a magical phrase that would stop arguments, create positive interactions, and make the other person listen to you attentively? Well there is. And I share about it in this episode of Courage Cast. More wisdom from Dale Carnegie and the book "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released on February 23, 2017 (Episode 210).

One of the fundamental keys to successful human relations is understanding that other people may be totally wrong, but they don’t think they are. Don’t condemn them; try to understand them. More wisdom from Dale Carnegie and the book "How To Win Friends and Influence People".

We continue with Dale Carnegie's book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" and the important principle of letting the other person believe it's their idea.Originally released on January 13, 2017 (Episode 194).

We continue our discussion of the book "How To Win Friends And Influence People" by Dale Carnegie. Today's principles is "Let The Other Person Do Most of the Talking".Originally released on January 13, 2017 (Episode 193).

Another valuable principle to put into practice from Dale Carnegie and the book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" Getting the other person to give you a yes will always help your disagreement go better.Originally released on January 10, 2017 (Episode 190).

Another valuable principle to put into practice from Dale Carnegie and the book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" - Begin any disagreement in a friendly way.Originally released on January 9, 2017 (Episode 189).

If you very quickly and emphatically admit you're wrong, the person you wronged will be more likely to give you the grace you ultimately want to move forward in the relationship. Another valuable principle to put into practice from Dale Carnegie and the book "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally went live on January 8, 2017 (Episode 188).

Along similar lines of not engaging in arguments, we should also avoid telling someone that they’re plain wrong. If we begin by announcing that we’re going to prove something to someone, we’re essentially telling them that we are smarter than they are and we’re going to teach them a thing or two. In this podcast episode, we discuss what you should do instead.Taken from a principle out of the Dale Carnegie book "How To Win Friends & Influence People".Originally went live on December 1, 2016 (Episode 167).

Is there anything good that can come from an argument? Dale Carnegie doesn't believe there is. And there is a scripture that supports the same opinion. A summary of one of the principles of "How To Win Friends & Influence People".Originally went live on November 3, 2016 (Episode 151).

We review the book by Dale Carnegie - "How To Win Friends & Influence People". To truly be a person of influence, you must learn to make other people feel important.Originally went live on November 2, 2016 (Episode 150).

We revisit Dale Carnegie's book "How To Win Friends & influence People". If you want to be a person of influence, you must learn to first talk about what the other person is interested in rather than your own interests.Originally went live on November 1, 2016 (Episode 149).

Dale Carnegie says in his book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" Be a good listener. Encourage others to talk about themselves. This is a powerful communication tool to add to your human effectiveness arsenal!Originally went life on October 31, 2016 (Episode 148).

Remember that a person's name is to that person the sweetest and most important sound in any language. Another great principle from Dale Carnegie's book "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally went live on October 24, 2016 (Episode 143).

The book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie is the inspiration for this message. In this episode, I talk about the importance of a simple smile when looking to improve relationships with other people!Originally went live October 2, 2016 (Episode 127)

"You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you." - Dale Carnegie from "How to Win Friends and Influence People"Originally went live September 29, 2016 (Episode 126)

"The world is full of people who are grabbing and self-seeking. So the rare individual who unselfishly tries to serve others has an enormous advantage. He (or she) has little competition." - Dale Carnegie - "How To Win Friends & Influence People"Originally went live on September 25, 2016 (Episode 122)

I discuss Principle 2 from Dale Carnegie's hugely popular book, "How To Win Friends and Influence People": Give Honest and Sincere Appreciation. We all crave and desire to be important. I talk about how to cultivate an appreciation for others in your life.Originally went live - September 22, 2016 (Episode 121)

I go back through the first principle of the foundational book, How To Win Friends & Influence People, Don't Criticize, Condemn, or Complain. When dealing with others, it's much harder to get curious about others and try to understand where they are coming from. But that's key in winning friends and eventually having influence with them.Originally went live September 21, 2016 (Episode 120)

It's time to make a pivot in the Courage Cast. After 470 something episodes, I'm moving into a new season and needing a new challenge. I'll start by giving you a foundation. Dale Carnegie's How To Win Friends & Influence People has been one of the most impactful books personally and professionally. In this season, I'll be replaying the entire series of episodes I did over the course of 2017-2018 - sharing a new chapter of the book each day. I encourage you to implement what you've learned from this short daily review in your daily business life. I'll prompt each episode in the Courageous Community Private Group. Please discuss how each episode impacted you. Also, if you'd like, please leave a positive rating and review on Apple Podcasts so more people will find this podcast!

There can be no doubt, in our world and in our nation, we are experiencing one of the most unprecedented times of testing in our history. Much of it we have no real control over. So, I suggest we take a look at this season as an opportunity to get better. It is an opportunity to take an honest inventory of our lives. Where are we strong and where are we weak? What are we made of?Take these next 8 weeks to allow your weaknesses and strengths to reveal themselves. Financially - How are your savings? How are your investments? Spiritually - Where are you putting your trust? Mentally and emotionally - How is your thought life? What emotions are coming up?In our relationships - We're going to be spending a lot more time together. What does this time reveal about the strength of our relationships? Can we use this as an opportunity to make our relationships stronger?In our work - Are you hauling buckets - trading time for money? Do you have multiple streams of income for added protection and security? How dependent are you on your work?Physically - How healthy are you? How strong is your immune system? We've been through something similar before - as a country and a nation. We can still remember 2008/2009 when the recession hit - it was an opportunity to see what we were made of. And, for most of us, we are better for it today! And, you will be too, if you allow the process to happen!James 1:2-4 Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing.Job 23:10 But he knows the way that I take; when he has tried me, I shall come out as gold.Join the 7-Day Challenge at CourageousCommunity.com/Challenge

A simple reading of bible verses in the midst of these uncertain times. Music: "Springs of Living Water" from Quietime Prayer at QuietimeMusic.comJwXqFVRS9pL9yuprwbcd

This isn't a typical episode. I go live on Instagram and Facebook to give you an update on everything that's been going on in my life. So much to talk about: Latest Episode - Tasha Smith, My 25 Year Spiritual Birthday - What have I learned?, DoTERRA Leadership Retreat, Krissy’s Book Release, Podcast Coaching / Editing / Recording, Influencer Marketing, and Monetization Coaching, Middle TN Tornado, Nashville Spiritual History Tour & Concert, CoronaVirus (Covid19).I broke this episode up into chapters so you can skip around (Apple Podcast listeners)!Join the 7-Day Living Your Most Courageous Life Challenge!

Whew, that's a long description, but it's worth it. If you're in Network Marketing, you have to get Customer First. Here's a special link to get it FREE: CustomerFirstBook.com/CourageWe have a great talk about why the process of writing this book was terrifying and how she overcame it. This book and this interview are for anyone who wants to do big things, but just can't get over the hump to actually do it! You'll be inspired to actually do it today!

A few days ago, I posted a quote from Joshua Medcalf: "Everyone wants to be great until it's time to do what greatness requires."To which I asked the question: "What does greatness require?"And I received some really inspiring answers. I decided to do some more research on this topic as I was curious about what greatness really required. I want to be great - we all do. But, I, like you, sometimes don't feel like doing what greatness requires. And, I guess that's what makes the difference between great and good. And I found out in my research that it's actually a v-a-s-t distance. Listen to this episode and hear where I landed on this topic of GREATNESS and what it really requires!Links referenced in this episode:1. https://chrisbradylife.com/2017/04/25/what-greatness-requires/2. https://www.lifeoptimizer.org/2007/03/11/the-secret-to-greatness-in-one-sentence/3. https://www.gotquestions.org/greatest-in-the-kingdom.htmlIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

Do you ever listen to yourself as you're talking to God or praying with God and all you hear feels like whining and complaining? And do you ever wonder if what you're saying actually makes a difference? In this episode, I share what I've been learning as I study the Psalms. It could be the difference for you between faithful confession and wishful thinking. Links mentioned in this episode:Walking Through The Word PodcastIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

This weekend, I danced my heart out with my girl at her last official Daddy Daughter Dance at school. She's a 5th grader and we won't be doing this anymore (officially). How did I make the most of it and why you should too? Listen now!If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

Imagine being faced with a choice to evacuate to safety or stay behind to face potential death by bombing for you and your spouse. That's the choice my new friend, Ryan Boyette faced in June 2011. Ryan shares his and his wife's courageous journey from Samaritan's Purse missionaries to war zone media reporters and now curriculum creators. Learn more about Ryan at ToMoveMountains.orgIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website