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In This Episode:[1:13] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[10:12] His take on the authenticity and intimacy of podcasts.[12:49] How his podcast relates to his business/work.[18:28] What are you trying to accomplish with your podcast?[19:41] Potential client relationships from guests.[34:32] Building a relationship with the guests.[43:00] Podcasts as marketing material.[50:42] Building a network.[54:02] Actionable advice. Important Quotes:"You can't expect it overnight, you just got to consistently release content""podcasting is the best way... it's the most authentic and intimate medium out there""Through the podcast I've created this network that i didn't even think was possible""Am i interested in this and will my listeners be interested?""Just keep doing it" About The Guest:Richard Rierson (CEO of Dose of Leadership) is a husband, father of four daughters, leadership expert, & American Airlines pilot. He specializes in showing how organizations can develop courageous leaders & create unique cultures of decentralized decision making…crushing limiting beliefs & mediocrity along the way.He’s the host of the top ranked business Podcast & radio show "Dose of Leadership", a show of over 400 inspiring interviews with high quality leaders & personalities such as Steve Forbes, Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran, FedEx CEO Fred Smith, Pittsburgh Steeler Coach Bill Cowher, & WSU Coach Greg Marshall just to name a few. The podcast has been downloaded over 3.5-million times in over 146 countries across the globe and has been named by Fortune, Business Insider, & INC Magazine as a “Top-10 Business Podcast”.Richard served ten years active duty as an Officer in the United States Marine Corps and ten years part-time with the Kansas Air National Guard & Air Force Reserve. He has accumulated over 10,500 flight hours as Captain/Aircraft Commander in multiple types of aircraft and is currently a 787 First Officer for American Airlines. Richard is a born & bred Wichita native and received his BS of Computer Science from Wichita State University in 1991. He is also a 2007 recipient of the Wichita Business Journal’s annual 40-Under-40 award Important Links:doseofleadershipYoutubeLinkedinTwitterFacebook Are You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify