Overcoming the Fear of Sharing with James Newcomb
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I'm thrilled to share some insights from my recent podcast episode where I had an enlightening conversation with James Newcomb, the man behind the intriguing podcast show, Live Energeia.
- The Power of a Name: James shared the fascinating story behind his podcast's name. "Energeia," a Greek word from the New Testament, signifies God working within us. This name encapsulates the motivation and higher power that fuels James as a Christian man. Isn't it amazing how a name can carry such profound meaning?
- The Essence of CRAVE: James has created an acronym that represents his core principles - Community, Respect, Adventure, Vacation, and Energy. These principles are not just the foundation of his business media but also a reflection of his personal values. It's a reminder of how our work can be a mirror of who we are.
- Mission-Driven Podcasts: James firmly believes in the importance of having a mission-driven podcast. It's about taking risks, sharing personal experiences, and connecting with the audience on a deeper level. It's a testament to the power of authenticity in building a loyal following.
- Overcoming Fear: Starting a podcast requires courage. It's about sharing parts of ourselves that we've kept hidden. But as James points out, it's through these risks that we can truly connect with our audience.
I hope these insights spark your curiosity and inspire you to tune into the full episode. There's so much more to learn from James and his journey with Live Energeia.
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1. Overcoming the Fear of Sharing with James Newcomb (00:00:00)
2. The meaning behind "Energy Dot Live" (00:00:08)
3. Importance of having a mission-driven podcast (00:01:32)
4. Overcoming the fear of sharing personal experiences (00:04:13)
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