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“When you encounter obstacles, you make adjustments, investments, and even sacrifices. But never excuses.” Brian Clark wrote this in his blog post comparing Tiger Wood’s win at the US Open to succeeding online. This is by far the best quote I’ve read in quite some time. And I couldn’t have read it at a better time.

Today is the official launch of my breakfast seminar series. Over the next 6 months, I’m going to visit a city near you and teach you how to podcast for profit. Want to know what you’ll be getting in addition to the 2 hour presentation? Play the video below to find out.

Today is the launch of my Podcasting for Profit Breakfast Seminar tour. Over the next 6 months, I’ll be visiting a variety of cities throughout North America to teach you how to boost sales, make money and get known fast using a podcast. The first breakfast seminar takes place in Toronto on Wednesday June 25, 2008 from 7am to 9am.

So, Amanda Congdon returns to independent video podcasting after her stint on ABCnews.com ended/failed/combusted. Earlier this year, Amber MacArthur, who was recruited by City-TV, said goodbye to the network after her one year contract ended.

I used podcasting to get my book deal. While many authors complain about rejection letters, I didn’t have to go through this. Instead, my podcast attracted my publisher’s attention and gave them the confidence that I knew my stuff. Six months after signing the contract with my publisher, Podcasting for Profit hit bookstores.

In Thursday’s issue of Make Selling Fun, I’m going to compare the benefits and drawbacks of recorded podcasting, in other words, using archived content from teleclasses, webinars, speeches and presentations to create your podcast content.

In the next 2 issues of Make Selling Fun, I’m going to compare the benefits and drawbacks of live podcasting vs recorded podcasting. If you’re curious to know the differences between the two and how each can help you in your podcasting goals, sign up to receive your complimentary issue of Make Selling Fun.

One of the people I profiled in my book Podcasting for Profit is Terry Fallis. When I interviewed him a year ago, he was using a podcast to share the contents of his newest novel, The Best Laid Plans. At the time, he couldn’t get a literary agent to represent his title.

I will be appearing on Indie Business Radio on Monday, April 21 at 1:00pm EST on IndieBusinessRadio.com to talk about Podcasting For Profit. Hosted by Donna Maria Coles Johnson, the founder of the Indie Business Network, Indie Business Radio offers practical advice and workable strategies to

There’s a podcasting mailing list out there where I’ve become the topic of conversation. I’m posting my response on my blog since the moderator hasn’t approved 2 replies that I sent through. I got wind of this when a colleague opened a ticket on my help desk to let me know what was going on.