This week, Andy hears from a listener who finds that even when a question asked on the show doesn’t relate to her life, the answers often do.
Knowing that the quality of your answers can only be determined by the quality of your questions, she asks if there’s a particular category of answer that Andy believes impacts people more than any other.
Tune in to hear how your opinions can be the difference between having the advantage of 100% of people on your side versus 80%…or even less.
How much television do you watch? The A.C. Nielsen Company recently reported that 95% of Americans get a strong dose of television every day. The average adult watches a bit more than 34 hours per week; the average child between the ages of two and five watches 3.5 hours per…
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Tune in to be a “fly on the wall” (this is the first time Andy and Michael have ever met) and hear Michael’s story of growing up in rural Wisconsin as a “farm boy,” how his interests led him to work as a cowboy, a firefighter, get a nursing degree,…
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In this week’s episode, Andy answers a husband who has a question about “taking offense.” He wants to know how to handle one side of the relationship being the offender, the other side being the offended, and how to decide who should make the change. Tune in to hear Andy’s…
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Recorded at a time when unity was on the minds of many, Kevin shares stories from his incredible career, including his journey to becoming the band leader for Bill Gaither, and his passion project United We Stand—a collection of classic patriotic songs designed to honor America and its veterans.
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On this week’s episode of The Professional Noticer, Andy Andrews explores a fascinating question: Which is more effective—building an extraordinary culture or spending millions on advertising?
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