The way people communicate has changed significantly in the past decade alone. Phone calls are now text messages, context gets lost in translation, and podcasts are now a big thing - the digital world has officially taken over.
On this episode of Business Talks with the Rebel Entrepreneur, we'll be chatting with Joe Pardavila, author of "Good Listen" about effective conversations in this crazy digital world. As a former radio personality and producer on the legendary New York City radio station, 95.5 PLJ, Joe has produced over ten thousand hours of audio content over the course of his career in podcasting and terrestrial radio. He’s currently the director of podcasts for Forbes Books where he teaches entrepreneurs and business leaders the power of podcasting.
Tune in and learn:
Why a fearless attitude can go a long way in landing prized interviews and achieving success;
Why asking a lot of questions is the key to building great relationships – on podcasts and in life, and how to ask them in a way that will create trust; and
Why listening is the most important skill and why it can take some practice
The way people communicate has changed significantly in the past decade alone. Phone calls are now text messages, context gets lost in translation, and podcasts are now a big thing - the digital world has officially taken over.
On this episode of Business Talks with the Rebel Entrepreneur, we'll be chatting with Joe Pardavila, author of "Good Listen" about effective conversations in this crazy digital world. As a former radio personality and producer on the legendary New York City radio station, 95.5 PLJ, Joe has produced over ten thousand hours of audio content over the course of his career in podcasting and terrestrial radio. He’s currently the director of podcasts for Forbes Books where he teaches entrepreneurs and business leaders the power of podcasting.
Tune in and learn:
Why a fearless attitude can go a long way in landing prized interviews and achieving success;
Why asking a lot of questions is the key to building great relationships – on podcasts and in life, and how to ask them in a way that will create trust; and
Why listening is the most important skill and why it can take some practice