Podcast Episode 25: Applying the 7 principles to How Do You Kill Eleven Million People?

Mar 8, 2012 | In The Loop

In The Loop with Andy Andrews, hosted by Andy Traub.

Andy takes on the challenge of applying the seven decisions from The Traveler’s Gift to his newest book How Do You Kill Eleven Million People?

 

Questions for Listeners

  • Do you have a question? Call in and your question might be featured on the show!

 

If you have questions or comments for THE PROFESSIONAL NOTICER, please contact us at: TheProfessionalNoticer@AndyAndrews.com

Explore

  • From Nursing to Non-Toxic Living with The Cross Family
    From Nursing to Non-Toxic Living with The Cross Family

    Tune in to hear Katie, her husband Ethan, and their charismatic 5-year-old son Will share their journey from battling long COVID to building Katie's Essentials, a business offering safe, non-toxic products for a healthy home.

    Read More »
  • Supporting the Legacy with Lee Shaw
    Supporting the Legacy with Lee Shaw

    Tune in to hear Lee tell the story of how he realized there were so few players who have ever received the Heisman Trophy and gone on to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Not even Roger Staubach or Tim Brown were close to guessing the correct…

    Read More »
  • Identifying Self-limiting Beliefs
    Identifying Self-limiting Beliefs

    This week, Andy answers a question from someone who left their well-paying job of 20 years to take over his parent’s business and help them retire. He and his wife have replaced their previous incomes, but  now feel stuck. He wants to know how to identify self-limiting beliefs and overcome…

    Read More »
  • Can an Unrelatable Question Still Yield an Impactful Answer?
    Can an Unrelatable Question Still Yield an Impactful Answer?

    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…

    Read More »
  • Confused? Me Too
    Confused? Me Too

    It was Sunday afternoon, and there were a lot of things I wanted to do before the new week started. Household chores needed to be done, errands needed to be run, and I also needed to do some editing on a manuscript. But none of those things got completed. Why?…

    Read More »

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This