Hey Precision Change fans,
Recently my friend and partner on this project Ryan Oelke had to make some tough decisions about what he could be involved in, and unfortunately Precision Change didn’t make the cut. As we all know, especially us productivity geeks, there is always more to do than we could ever possibly do, and sometimes we have to make these kinds of decisions.
Precision Change is definitely going to continue as a show. It’s too fun for me, and I’ve been getting too much positive feedback to stop now. It would help me if more listeners became coaching clients so that I don’t have to get other jobs, but hey, all good things come to those who wait, right?
In the mean time, I’m looking for someone to help produce the show. In fact, I will give you the official title of Executive Producer for your resume. In a year when we are the #1 podcast in iTunes for the Health/Self-Help category, perhaps that will help you to make your first million.
In particular, I’m looking for help in two ways to continue the show:
- Production/Audio Engineering. I need someone to do the audio editing (or I guess I could learn too, but it’s more fun with a team). It’s not that complicated, just simple edits in Garage Band or ProTools if you have it, mostly for “umms” and “ahhs” and 2-5 edits for content, plus arranging the PowerUp segment and initial voiceover. Probably a grand total of 1-2 hours per episode if you already have audio engineering skills.
- Someone to keep Duff on track. As a creative type, I have a tendency to forget when things need to get done, when we need to search for more guests, etc. Ryan was great at reminding me about these details in a non-violent manner, even when I was getting them done at 1 in the morning.
If you are interested in either or both roles, please email duff [at] precisionchange [dot] com. The pay is low ($0), but if there is something you’d like to promote that is relevant to the show, I’d love to do it. It’s also a great resume builder, and I’m totally open to creative ideas of what to do with the show.
Also, if we come up with any ingenious ways of making cash from the show and this website (I have a couple ideas), I’d happily share the revenue in a way that is fair.