What should you be doing with your business? Frequency, positivity, independence, and more strategies are discussed on this latest episode of FreedomOcean.

In this episode:

01:20 - The Fawlty Towers strategy
02:17 - Can you have too much frequency?
06:31 - What’s a bigger yield in terms of frequency?
07:45 - What have Tim and James been up to?
10:10 - Highlights of Tim’s trips
12:00 - BIG learning
13:08 - The instant influence framework
13:35 - Want to know the voice behind Siri?
14:51 - The idea of re-calibration
16:20 - A great lesson for everyone
17:00 - Misleading customers
18:49 - A great takeaway for business owners
19:04 - The elevator ride of shame
20:40 - “Always lemonade from the lemons”
21:48 - The effects of podcasting for Tim
23:54 - What’s big in the marketplace?
25:28 - What’s a funeral futurist?
26:55 - Great interviews of Tim
27:46 - The most important skill to develop
28:59 - Bumping into famous people
30:47 - More about webinars
33:36 - Who understands GoToMeetings?
34:10 - This is HOT
35:48 - Tim giving up social media?
36:40 - When you’re being dependent on someone else
37:11 - A little but effective secret
38:20 - Truth = Results
40:00 - Wrapping it up
41:20 - Don’t watch this on a plane
43:00 - Movie rating system
43:50 - Have you seen this documentary?

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Transcription:
Tim:   Listeners, welcome back to the FreedomOcean!
James:   Here we are.
Tim:   Here we are!
James:   Tim, are we still friends?
Tim:   We are bosom buddies.
James:   Someone asked me that. They said, “Are you and Tim still friends?” Yes, we are friends. We’re fantastic.
Tim:   It’s such a schoolyard question.
James:  (Laughs) Well, I was looking at sort of the run on episodes that we had December… December, January, February, March, and we kind of skipped April, so it went to May now. It would be good to get back to monthly at least, I think.
Tim:   Yeah. I hate podcasts talking about their shows, but I’m going to quickly get rid of this conversation. Suffice to say that going forward, I officially announce that we are going to adopt a Fawlty Towers strategy, which is one of scarcity. In fact, Fawlty Towers, did they make 13 episodes and that was it?
James:   Is that all? ‘Cause it seems like far more prolific.
Tim:   Yeah, it does. Well, I’m pretty sure it’s on our list, one of our listeners will tell us, Jimmy James, but it was a small number of episodes. I’m not suggesting we’re going to just stop at a certain number, but we’re just going to go sort of ad hoc when we feel the need, when we feel the ocean drawing us in.
James:   This is an interesting conversation because people are banging their chest about daily podcasts.
Tim:   Oh, they’re the tough guys.
Can you have too much frequency?
James:   The tough guys who are, some claimed to invent it when they didn’t. We know that. Anyway, I often wondered and I actually asked Andrew,