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We were doing a lot of networking at conferences

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We’re broader than a lot of marketing shows,” Christopher explained. “We don’t stick to a narrow niche. We cover a wide range of topics and invite a variety of guests. A lot of them we’ve actually met in person, often at conferences. Having that prior connection really breaks down the third wall and makes the conversations more open.”

That open exchange of ideas that happens

When professionals meet is exactly the vibe Christopher and Nick curate on phone number list their show. “and kept meeting interesting people with great stories and insights,” Christopher said. “You pick up so many useful tidbits at conferences that it almost feels like a waste not to share them.”

My favorite part of Market Movers is the enthusiasm

Nick and Christopher bring to learning right along with the audience. “We don’t pretend to know everything, and we’re genuinely curious,” Christopher said. “When a guest talks about something we don’t fully understand, we’re not afraid to ask more questions and dig deeper.”

One big takeaway
If you find yourself stuck in the planning phase of projects for too long, you’re not alone. Running the Market Movers podcast has helped Christopher get past his analysis paralysis.

“One of the biggest mindset shifts I’ve had is that you just have to test things and get them out there,” Michael said. “You can plan forever, but real value comes from launching and learning in real-time. Whether it’s a new funnel, an email sequence, or anything else, it’s better to put it live, get feedback, and make changes on the fly.”

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“Some of the best results I’ve seen have come from launching something that flopped, tweaking it, relaunching it, and eventually figuring out what worked and why,” he continued. “That’s been the biggest shift for me, to stop waiting for perfect. Just launch, learn, and refine.”

The past episode to have in your playlist
“Personally, the solo interview I did with Tim Stoddart really stuck with me,” Christopher said. “His story is powerful. He’s overcome a lot and achieved a huge amount, and I think he’s in a really good place now. That episode definitely resonated with me, and I’d recommend giving it a listen.”

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Colby Flood prioritizes an “Education First” philosophy at his agency, BrighterClick. That mantra drives The Marketing Mindset—a podcast that gets in the weeds of ground-level marketing with people who live and breathe it every day.
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