Do you have moments in your business or personal life when you simply can’t afford to bore your audience? What can we do to hold their undivided attention when it really matters? To find out, Adam Morgan, founder of eatbigfish, speaks to fascinating people who excel at engaging their audience – be they distracted social scrollers, bored schoolchildren or cynical CEOs – and learns from them how we ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Categories | BusinessMarketingManagement |
In this bonus episode Adam summarises the key themes and learnings across all the guests from the first season, to make it useful and usable for you. more
Named ‘one of the most 10 influential Brits in Hollywood’ by The Sunday Times, Nick Reed has been a successful Hollywood agent, won an Oscar for a documentary called ‘The Lady in Number 6’, and co-founded the most successful viral content company in ... more
Powerpoint has become the poster child of Dull – can even this most maligned of mediums really be a tool to be more interesting? Russell Davies not only believes it can, but that it’s the third American art form, along with jazz and hip hop – but onl... more
One of the most stimulating speakers in brands and communications, Russell has been thinking about what it means to be interesting for over 20 years. In his new book Do Interesting – Notice. Collect. Share. Russell has codified the practice he’s used... more
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My new favourite podcast! True to personality I binge listened to series one swept along by the glorious range of conversations and curious about the emerging connecting themes. I’m now relistening pencil in hand to capture all the golden nuggets. Eagerly awaiting series two. Thank you Adam and the Eatbigfish team.
Adam Morgan is crushing it with this podcast series on the many facets of being interesting or making your brand interesting. His guests come from such diverse backgrounds you won’t be hearing the same old corporate blah blah blah. Highly recommended.
An excellent exposition of something too close for us to fully grasp. We may opt to remain dull, but let's not fool ourselves about the associated costs. Peter Field's preliminary findings are compelling—information every CEO or CFO, in an organization investing in marketing, will want to know.
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