4 Podcasts For Motivation
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The podcast business is rapidly booming. 50% of all homes are podcast fans, that’s over 60 million homes. A few years back, they weren’t nearly as popular but now they are taking over.
There’s a podcast for every topic and more, Even in my work, I find podcasts super helpful to recommend to clients, readers, and just for my own enjoyment. Unfortunately, we are in a time where we’re reading less. But regardless, I want to consume content that is useful, relevant, and relatable. Luckily, there are many podcasts to listen to that fit that description.
Here are my top 4 podcasts that I listen to on my own time for personal and professional motivation.
Also, check out the resource page on my website to find out more podcasts that I’d recommend.
In Your Feelings - Beautifully put, this is a ‘thought catalog’ which discusses being sensitive, emotions, and day-to-day struggles of being a human.
Recent episode titles; Maybe 2020 Isn’t Cancelled, You Don’t Need Closure To Move On, and How To Heal Toxic Patterns and Experience Genuine Love.
The Tim Ferris Show - The #1 business podcast for anyone looking for useful links, recommendations, and tools for growing a business with the inspirational Tim Ferris.
Also, check out his bestselling books:
Tools of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers
Tribe of Mentors: Short Life Advice from the Best in the World
Armchair Expert - Hosted by Dax Shepherd and Monica Paxman, this podcast is all about ‘the messiness of being human’. Guests include Sara Bareilles, Keith Urban, Bill Gates, and more.
How To Fail - Elizabeth Day, host and journalist interviews celebrities about their failures that inevitably lead to their successes in life. This thoughtful and witty podcast is sure to brighten your day.
Wanna start your very own Podcast? Read this… Podcasting: How to Start a Podcast and Create a Profitable Podcasting Business
What have you been listening to? Podcasts, music or audiobooks? Let me know in the comments below.
