Paul Colligan
Author
Paul Colligan’s lifestyle and business strategies are designed to tackle the challenges and opportunities of today’s ever-changing information economy. His latest company, The Podcast Partnership, leverages technology to expand reach and revenue for businesses and creates digital influencers with the simple sound of the human voice.
Paul’s celebrity clients list includes bestselling authors Brendon Burchard, J.J. Virgin, Mike Koenigs, Donald Miller, Jeff Walker, Lisa Sasevich, Frank Kern, Joe Polish, and others. Past projects have included work with Microsoft, StoryBrand, The U.S. State Department, Rubicon International, Piranha Marketing, Pearson Education and more.
Paul is a popular speaker on technology topics and has presented at events around the world including The European Business Podcasting Summit, Podcast Movement, Google Tech Talks, MacWorld, Inbound Marketing Summit, Social Media Marketing World and Microsoft TechEd. He is also the creator of The Podcast Industry Report and has authored eleven books, including current Amazon best sellers How To Podcast, How To Stream Video 2016, and YouTube Strategies 2016.
Paul lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife and daughters and enjoys theater, music, great food, and travel.
Paul’s celebrity clients list includes bestselling authors Brendon Burchard, J.J. Virgin, Mike Koenigs, Donald Miller, Jeff Walker, Lisa Sasevich, Frank Kern, Joe Polish, and others. Past projects have included work with Microsoft, StoryBrand, The U.S. State Department, Rubicon International, Piranha Marketing, Pearson Education and more.
Paul is a popular speaker on technology topics and has presented at events around the world including The European Business Podcasting Summit, Podcast Movement, Google Tech Talks, MacWorld, Inbound Marketing Summit, Social Media Marketing World and Microsoft TechEd. He is also the creator of The Podcast Industry Report and has authored eleven books, including current Amazon best sellers How To Podcast, How To Stream Video 2016, and YouTube Strategies 2016.
Paul lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife and daughters and enjoys theater, music, great food, and travel.
Paul Colligan's Recent JOA Release
Never Go Shopping When You're Hungry
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Never Go Shopping When You're Hungry: Simple Strategies for Clear Results in Business is a refreshing and thought-provoking guide to successful projects by Paul Colligan. Using the relatable analogy of grocery shopping while hungry, Colligan explores the idea of distraction and its potential to skew our actions and decisions, just as hunger can lead us to make impulsive and often unwise choices at the grocery store.
More than just illuminating the problem of distraction, Colligan provides a practical solution in the form of a simple, yet incredibly powerful recipe: Four fundamental questions that help us cut through the noise and get to the core of any project. By answering these questions, readers can identify what truly matters, enabling them to stay on track and make informed decisions that lead to fulfilling results.
Colligan's four-question recipe is not just a tool. It's a compass to guide individuals and organizations alike toward their goals, while keeping distractions at bay. It's about achieving clarity, maintaining focus, and delivering remarkable outcomes . . . And doing it all efficiently.
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More than just illuminating the problem of distraction, Colligan provides a practical solution in the form of a simple, yet incredibly powerful recipe: Four fundamental questions that help us cut through the noise and get to the core of any project. By answering these questions, readers can identify what truly matters, enabling them to stay on track and make informed decisions that lead to fulfilling results.
Colligan's four-question recipe is not just a tool. It's a compass to guide individuals and organizations alike toward their goals, while keeping distractions at bay. It's about achieving clarity, maintaining focus, and delivering remarkable outcomes . . . And doing it all efficiently.