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The Isaiah McPeak Show
by Nathanael Yellis and Isaiah McPeak
Learn to wow audiences and bosses alike as you join the adventures of two classically trained communication coaches.
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After hanging his solopreneur shingle, Isaiah McPeak learned some quick lessons about building a consulting practice. Most careers in tech include a consulting phase. Isaiah’s lessons learned will help yours. Selecting a consulting delivery model Structuring a consulting practice and partnerships...
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021 – Getting Real About Product Thinking
The “product approach” could be the most important way to work in the tech space. Isaiah McPeak is an experienced product manager who cut his teeth in product before he earned the job title. In this episode, Isaiah reflects on how to approach many kinds of work with product thinking. He also…
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How to Sell Software with Cory McCain oF WeStrive
Isaiah McPeak took the helm for this instant-classic episode of live coaching with Cory McCain. After hearing about Cory’s new podcast about fitness and health, Isaiah helped Cory with software sales challenges. Cory runs WeStrive, a software platform for fitness trainers (westriveapp.com)....
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020 – How to Sell Software, with Cory McCain of WeStrive
Isaiah McPeak took the helm for this instant-classic episode of live coaching with Cory McCain. After hearing about Cory’s new podcast about fitness and health, Isaiah helped Cory with software sales challenges. Cory runs WeStrive, a software platform for fitness trainers (westriveapp.com)....
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019 – How Tech Startups Raise Money: Communication Tips for Fundraising Meetings
Isaiah McPeak opens the show talking about his successful fundraising round for Pinwheel. We delve into raising money, communicating well, and relating to investors like people: * The difference between raising money pre- or post-revenue (why Isaiah’s company said no to Jason Calacanis)* How new...
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018 – Mailbag Bonanza
“My co-workers are too nice. How can I get useful feedback?,” “What’s the best place to practice professional communication?” In this episode, the hosts answer listeners’ questions. Tune in for solid advice and practical insights. Credits Co-host: Isaiah McPeak Co-host: Nathanael Yellis Producer:...
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017 – Special Guest Steven Tomlinson
The show opens with a great clap track. Our guest Steven Tomlinson is an Acton MBA master teacher, a playwright, and a communications coach. He joins us to talk shop as a fellow coach of people with messages. Steven consults business people (among others) with coaching techniques both Isaiah and...
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016 – Live Coaching: How to Pitch New Clients
Isaiah and Nathanael welcome a guest to the podcast. He’s a business owner with a specific challenge: how to pitch his service to new clients. Isaiah and Nathanael help him identify the kinds of potential clients, and figure out what to bring to pitch conversations. Of all the things a…
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015 – The Reunion
Isaiah and Nathanael join forces for the first time in 6 years: where are they now? Are they still communications coaches? The hosts catch up on career, communications, and how their approaches have evolved. Isaiah’s career has taken him into startup land, advising founders on how to pitch their...
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014 – Coaching workshop part 3: “I bombed”
Nathanael picks up shattered pieces of his ego after returning from the Marketo marketing conference. He and Isaiah analyze what went wrong during his presentation, why it went wrong, and how to improve.
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013 – Coaching workshop part 2
Nathanael eviscerates Isaiah's venture capital pitch about Moneyball for Soccer. Tune in (uh…download in?) for another live coaching session. The post 013 – Coaching workshop part 2 appeared first on The Isaiah McPeak Show.
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012 – Coaching workshop part 1
Isaiah coaches Nathanael for an upcoming presentation. Listen to part one to hear how Isaiah coaches; listen to part two to discover how the coaching worked for Nathanael and why Isaiah made the coaching decisions he did.
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011 – Book Commentary: “Confessions of a Public Speaker”
Isaiah constantly references "Confessions of a Public Speaker" by Scott Berkun, so the hosts dedicated an entire episode to get the book out of his system. Hear the hosts supplement Berkun's pithy prose with personal anecdotes The post 011 – Book Commentary: “Confessions of a Public Speaker”...
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010 – Best Advice We’ve Ever Gotten
The hosts share the best communication advice they've ever received and the embarrassing stories to go along with it.
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009 – How to give effective criticism (part 2)
Cumulatively, Isaiah and Nathan have given feedback professionally for over 15 years. In this episode, they reach into the past and discuss the secret sauce that makes their criticism pop.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Learn to wow audiences and bosses alike as you join the adventures of two classically trained communication coaches.
HOSTED BY
Nathanael Yellis and Isaiah McPeak
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How many episodes does The Isaiah McPeak Show have?
The Isaiah McPeak Show currently has 20 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is The Isaiah McPeak Show about?
Learn to wow audiences and bosses alike as you join the adventures of two classically trained communication coaches.
How often does The Isaiah McPeak Show release new episodes?
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Who hosts The Isaiah McPeak Show?
The Isaiah McPeak Show is created and hosted by Nathanael Yellis and Isaiah McPeak.
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