Leadership with Anette Carlisle

How has podcasting impacted Anette Carlisle’s life, goals, and creative journey?

Creative fulfillment emerges as a significant benefit of building a body of podcasting work.

“It’s been a way to share some really relevant information around the issues happening right now you know not just in Texas or Amarillo. But across the nation when it was important to do that.” ~ Anette Carlisle (1:36)

Episode

The conversation explores the transformative power of podcasting in the speaker’s life, emphasizing its role as a creative outlet and a platform for sharing meaningful stories. Topics include the logistical and emotional shifts caused by the pandemic, leading to a more focused approach to podcasting. Anette discusses the transition from in-person interviews to remote ones and highlights the adaptability needed to address contemporary issues effectively through the medium.

The dialogue also addresses Anette’s evolution in communication styles, transitioning from data-heavy presentations to more engaging narrative storytelling. Insights into goal setting and creative fulfillment emerge as central themes, with reflections on how podcasting has influenced personal and professional growth. She values the permanence of podcast episodes as a body of work and appreciates the opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations that align with their broader goals.

Takeaways

Podcasting as a creative outlet — It fulfills creative needs and provides a sense of pride in building a body of work.

Adaptability in podcasting — The pandemic brought shifts in interview methods and focus, emphasizing flexibility.

Value of storytelling — Narrative storytelling becomes a central skill, moving away from data-driven methods.

Impact on personal growth — Podcasting encourages reflection, goal setting, and professional development.

Connection through podcasting — The medium allows for meaningful sharing of community stories and knowledge.

Resources

Annette on Education podcast — A podcast focused on education and related issues, hosted by Annette.

Podcasting Fellowship — A program that supports podcasters in their creative and technical journeys.

Seth Godin’s blog — Inspiration for creating impactful projects, mentioned as a key influence.

Zencastr — A remote recording tool used for high-quality podcast interviews.

(Written with help from Chat-GPT.)

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Another excellent conversation - it was very . . . conversational - and that “profound” thought just hit me as the consistent strand that runs through all of these episodes. Anette is clearly an expert in her field and the discussion creates an honesty that lets every listener know that doing something new is not only possible but beneficial and energizing.

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Awww, thanks, @David3560! And thanks, @craigconstantine!

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I’m raspy! Do you guys notice changes in voice tone from time to time?

I plan to release this pretty much like Craig did for my next episode, #99. I’ll be interested to hear if folks comment re lack of editing.

Anyway, for more info, this is my podcast, Anette on Education: https://anette-on-education.simplecast.com. And it wouldn’t exist without coaches and supporters like @craigconstantine and others on here.

And in case anyone needs sound and/or video skills, I’ll highly recommend our son, Darwin. Info here: Podcasting — First Class Reels

Thanks!

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Sometimes, yeah. I’ve gotten particular about what I eat or drink before recording. If I’m overly tired, that’s bad too. I like to have a cold drink handy— water with a spalsh of something tart, like pomegranate or lemon juice.

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Minus the lemon, all that was observed and acted upon, as per usual. Just oozing my raspy Texanish, I guess! LOL!

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