Podcasting guru Scott Bourne and I went over to Darcy Burner’s campaign office today to record audio for a series of shows we’re doing. Darcy’s a heck of a nice lady in person, and when you hear what she has to say in these podcasts, I think you’ll agree she’ll make a heck of a congresswoman.
Just finished up a lovely 20 minute conversation with Lisa Haneberg of the Management Craft blog. We chatted about focus, yoga, choice and how to defeat self doubt and the empty page syndrome.
Lisa will be carving our little conversation into a podcast sometime after 7/4. Watch this space for details.
Bone tired. Exhausted. That’s what I am. Since Thursday night I’ve been filming season two of Cherub: The Vampire with Bunny Slippers.
And like I said, I’m exhausted. I feel like I’m about to fall right off this chair and curl into the fetal position for a six-hour nap.
Best part? I’m back on set at 6 tonight and will keep right on keeping on right through the weekend.
But there’s an upside. And that upside is this: When you’re acting in a film, you get lots of time to think. Granted, most of that time is spent thinking “Shoot, do I know my line?” and “Man, when is crafts services getting here?” and “I wonder if I look fat in this pirate costume.”
But sometimes, as you’re sitting there on take 15 trying your darnedest not to trip over your three each boots, you find yourself thinking something useful. Something like “Huh, on a film set you really have to pick and choose when you should make some sort of witty comment and when you should just keep your mouth shut. And that’s just like a marketing piece. That’s just like sometimes you’ve got to just clam up and let your prospect do what they need to do to make the sale.”
It was like an epiphany. Only shorter. And did I mention the pirate costume?
Well, this isn’t exactly work related, but check out “Cherub: The Vampire with Bunny Slippers.
When I’m not expounding wildly on marketing theory or writing frighteningly effective marketing materials for my clients I do a little acting. And thanks to the magic of podcasting, my little acting is now all over the internet.
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