Entrepreneurs on Fire

I have listened to several episodes, and most recently the episode with Greg Logan, topic: Stories That Sell. Filled with high-level content, the episode moved quickly and I was disappointed when it was over. What I loved most was that not only does your brand need a story, but the evolution of a company and a brand is that when something isn’t working, you change the story. John has built a podcast from nothing - through consistency, discipline, tenacity, and vision. He is a host that delivers through credibility. I can’t wait to hear more. Thank you.

Longtime listener. Imagine my disappointment to hear an ad for a conference with Eric Trump and Tim Tebow. JLD, when you show us who you are, we will remember.

I used to love this podcast years ago until I found out you could actually pay to be on the show. Not sure if they are still doing that but it made it lose its credibility to me.

It's obvious from the ratings of this channel that I am in the minority when it comes to the way I am put off by the way the host speaks and interacts with his guests. It comes across insincere and often suggests that he's not listening to the guest's answers, but queuing up his next comments instead. He speaks in a manner that reminds me of Ron Popeil, the late night kitsch salesperson, and not a serious person interested in having a human interaction with his guests. Again, I am obviously in the minority and your mileage may vary.