ABOUT THIS EPISODE
If there's one topic that I rely on more than any other it's this one. How on earth to you consistently come up with new ideas?
Almost everything I do depends on the quality of the ideas I produce;
Sales closes, podcast questions, session ideas, thumbnails, titles, public speaking and loads more.
The topic I go into in this episode is one I've been studying desperately for the last 4 years, as I view it as so crucial to any sort of progress. And luckily for you and me, it can be learned and developed.
Over the next 25 minutes I'll dive into how to generate consistently good ideas and how history's greats have done the same.
Enjoy the episode!
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