Hosted by Lisa Sasevich
Honored as the Extraordinary Entrepreneur of the Year by Women Online Magazine, recipient of the coveted eWomen Network Foundation Champion award for her generous fundraising, and ranked on the prestigious Inc.
81 episodes · publishes weekly · latest 2019-10-31 · ~25 min/episode
Rank
#5556
Substance
41.0
/ 100
Breakdown
Scored 2026-07
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#5556 of 6186
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outscores 10% of the index
Boost Your Sales & Lifestyle With Lisa Sasevich ranks #5556 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 41.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on specificity & evidence and guest caliber. A handful of concrete business metrics are cited (20 consecutive seven-figure events, $40M in cumulative sales, 15,000 clients, 134 countries, Inc. 500), and a few real names are dropped (John Maxwell, Jack Canfield, Jeff Walker), but these specifics are crowded out by vague motivational content for most of the runtime.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
The episode is almost entirely a personal life update, farewell, and book promotion with minimal actionable insight for operators. The one named framework ('listen, act, trust') is trivially simple and surrounded by substantial motivational filler.
“listen, act, trust. Those are the three steps.”
“a lot of people are getting ready to get ready. No, we want to be moving, right?”
Every framework or idea cited is borrowed and well-worn in self-help circles - Oprah's 'taps vs. two by four,' Maxwell Maltz's Psycho-Cybernetics, and Price Pritchett's quantum leap concept. There is no contrarian or first-principles thinking originating from the host.
“Oprah says, if you don't take the taps, you'll get the two by four.”
“uneasiness is a predictable psychological reaction when a quantum leap is underway”
This is a solo episode with no guest. Lisa has real practitioner credentials (Inc. 500, $40M+ business), but the episode functions as a personal farewell monologue rather than any substantive knowledge transfer from a qualified operator.
“this wonderful business has, you know, grown to the tune of doing well, over $40 million in sales since it started”
“I had my 20th consecutive seven-figure event in a row in 10 years”
A handful of concrete business metrics are cited (20 consecutive seven-figure events, $40M in cumulative sales, 15,000 clients, 134 countries, Inc. 500), and a few real names are dropped (John Maxwell, Jack Canfield, Jeff Walker), but these specifics are crowded out by vague motivational content for most of the runtime.
“20th consecutive seven-figure event in a row in 10 years”
“we were on the team to help John Maxwell lead his events that, design his events that led to his huge certification program”
There is no interviewer, no questions, no follow-up, and no pushback - this is an unstructured solo monologue. By definition, no conversational craft can be demonstrated or evaluated.
“hi this is lisa sasevich thank you so much for joining me and welcome to the boost your sales and lifestyle show season four”
“I think that's probably all I have today.”
2019-10-31
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