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Daily Me Show Update

The Daily Me · 2024-09-01 · 4 min

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Key moments - from our scoring

Substance score

5 / 100

Five dimensions, 20 points each

Insight Density1 / 20
Originality1 / 20
Guest Caliber0 / 20
Specificity & Evidence2 / 20
Conversational Craft1 / 20

The Daily Me Show returns after a break to share behind-the-scenes updates on the host's growing podcast empire and publishing efforts. He's in the final stages of completing his second book, acknowledging his perfectionist tendencies as a writer despite not considering himself naturally gifted at writing. The My Future Business show continues to gain momentum with numerous guest interviews recorded and scheduled through November, while his YouTube presence expands across two channels: My Future Business (featuring full episodes and AI video software reviews) and Software Reviews Club (dedicated to AI video creation tools). The host invites listeners to join the Podcasting Central Facebook group, which he notes is growing substantially, and offers free promotional shout-outs for members' shows, books, or ventures across his distribution network. He also mentions upcoming attendance at the Royal Adelaide Show and teases upcoming deep-dive content on AI video software.

Key takeaways

  • →The Daily Me Show operates on an aspirational schedule that shifts when other business priorities emerge, but the host remains committed to the series.
  • →The My Future Business show has recorded multiple guest episodes with more scheduled through November, indicating active expansion of the podcast network.
  • →The Podcasting Central Facebook group offers free cross-network promotion shout-outs for members' shows, books, and ventures across a growing distribution network.
  • →The host is developing content around AI video creation software on his Software Reviews Club YouTube channel.
  • →The My Future Business YouTube channel (youtube.com/myfuturebusiness) serves as the primary hub for video content and shorts from the podcast network.

Topics in this episode

My Future Business showDaily Me ShowPodcasting Central Facebook groupRoyal Adelaide ShowMy Future Business YouTube channelSoftware Reviews Club YouTube channelAI video creation softwarebook publishing

Questions this episode answers

Why has The Daily Me Show had gaps between episodes?

The host explains that The Daily Me Show is intentionally aspirational, meaning focus shifts to other business priorities and life events when they take precedence, making it difficult to maintain a consistent schedule despite his enjoyment of the show.

What YouTube channels should I subscribe to for the host's content?

Subscribe to 'My Future Business' (youtube.com/myfuturebusiness) for main podcast episodes and AI video software reviews, and 'Software Reviews Club' for dedicated deep dives into AI video creation tools.

How can I get a free shout-out for my show or business?

Join the Podcasting Central Facebook group and drop your name and the name of your show, book, or venture in the designated post, and the host will provide a shout-out distributed across his network.

What is the host currently working on?

He's finishing his second book (which he describes as nearly complete), continuing to record guest interviews for My Future Business, and reviewing AI video creation software for upcoming episodes.

What our scoring noted

Our reviewer’s read on each dimension, with quotes from the episode.

Insight Density

1 / 20

This episode contains zero actionable insights for B2B operators - it is entirely a personal status update and promotional filler with no ideas, frameworks, or learnable content whatsoever.

just wanted to stop by and say, hello and let you know that the Daily Me show hasn't disappeared

Originality

1 / 20

No original thinking is presented at any point; the episode makes no claims, arguments, or observations of any kind beyond self-promotion and scheduling apologies.

The Daily Me Show is aspirational and that really means that when other things come up, the focus shifts away to other areas of the business

Guest Caliber

0 / 20

There is no guest in this episode whatsoever; it is a solo monologue by the host with no practitioner expertise on display.

So many great guests have, you know, just joined me on the show that we've recorded

Specificity & Evidence

2 / 20

The only specifics mentioned are self-promotional references to a Facebook group, a YouTube channel URL, and the Royal Adelaide Show - none of which constitute evidence or data relevant to B2B operators.

if you were to type in my future business on YouTube or just type in youtube.com forward slash my future business, no spaces

Conversational Craft

1 / 20

This is an unstructured solo ramble with no interviewing, no questions, no follow-ups, and no substantive dialogue of any kind - it does not meet the basic criteria of a conversational episode.

we going to visit the show and we going to have a good time we going to spend probably too much money we going to watch some fireworks get on some rides eat some fairy floss

Conversation analysis

Computed from the transcript - who did the talking, and the words that came up most.

Most-used words

show15daily6book4youtube4channel4wonderful3love3future3podcasting3central3group3software3welcome2life2hello2episode2

Full transcript

4 min

Transcribed and scored by The B2B Podcast Index.

Welcome to The Daily Me, the place for insights into life and business. Hello there and welcome to The Daily Me Show. It's been a little bit of a hiatus between the last Daily Me Show and today's Daily Me Show. Now, I've said in the previous episode that The Daily Me Show is aspirational and that really means that when other things come up, the focus shifts away to other areas of the business and other areas of my life that are taking precedence over doing this wonderful show.

I do love doing this show, don't get me wrong, but sometimes it just gets so busy that it's very difficult to keep up the schedule as I would love to do. But just as a bit of an update, we're doing a lot of work in the background to put the finishing touches on my latest book, which is about to come out, which I'm very, very excited about. I've realized that after writing almost two books now that I'm not a writer in the natural sense of the word, but I do find that I'm satisfied with the work once I've done it.

It's just a bit of a drag for me, especially given that I do have something to say, but I'm so much of a perfectionist that I think that's why I give myself so much pain trying to get the document all done and dusted to a standard that I'm happy with. So I'm really hopeful that you enjoy that book when it comes out. But there's been a lot of other things going on with the My Future Business show. So many great guests have, you know, just joined me on the show that we've recorded.

Others are just about to, you know, come onto the show upwards to November. It's going to be very busy for the show up until that time. And then, wow, we are always knocking on the door of the festive season once again. But right now we have what known as the Royal Adelaide Show coming to town In fact they in town and we going to visit the show and we going to have a good time we going to spend probably too much money we going to watch some fireworks get on some rides eat some fairy floss all those wonderful things you do so hey listen if you want to join us come over to the podcasting central group on facebook there's no barriers to entry love to see you there that group is growing fantastically well as is our youtube channel If you were to type in my future business on YouTube or just type in youtube.

com forward slash my future business, no spaces and like and subscribe to our channel. You'll see all of our latest content on there. We're also deep diving into some pretty special software that creates videos and video shorts using AI. and in an upcoming episode, I want to take a bit of a bit of a look at the software after I've reviewed it closely.

But if you're interested in taking a sneak peek of my thoughts on that, or at least the AI's thoughts on that, you can drop over to our other channel called Software Reviews Club on YouTube and check it out. There's lots going on there. And if you'd like to subscribe to that channel, that would be wonderful as well. But again, I just wanted to stop by and say, hello and let you know that the Daily Me show hasn't disappeared.

And you might also notice if you're in the podcasting central group already that there's an invite to get a shout out from me about your show, your business, your book or your venture. So if you are in the podcasting central and you want me to give you a shout out that goes across our distribution network, it's quite significant, it's growing, I'm happy to do that for you. So just drop your name and the name of your show, your book or your venture below that post and I will take care of it for you.

But up until tomorrow, speak to you then.

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