The Professional Noticer

Hosted by New York Times bestselling author Andy Andrews, this inciteful (often hilarious) podcast is built around Common Sense, Wisdom, and Laughter—three ingredients Andy has harnessed to produce extraordinary results for his clients throughout the years. Now…his number one client is YOU. Join Andy and a different guest each episode—always one of the greatest mentors the world has to offer. The Professional Noticer will be the most fun and productive half hour of your week!

All I Want for Christmas…

All I Want for Christmas…

Our first question is from a freelance copywriter who is having trouble shutting out the distraction of writing fiction during the times he should be working. He wants to know if this is due to a distracting writing environment or if it’s because of a mental aspect that he hasn’t considered.

The second question is from Cindy Who in Whoville. (Andy doesn’t believe it’s her real name…) She loves to hand pick the perfect gift for family and friends, but lately, the chaos of being around hordes of pushy people has her heart feeling a little smaller this year. She wants to know what has happened to make people act this way.

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The Rationale for Rudeness

Our first question is from a businessman who has noticed fewer people with etiquette and common courtesy while traveling. He wants to know if our competitive society has led people to act this way.

The second question is from a mother who is having trouble getting her son to apply himself anywhere—whether it’s school, work, or chores. She is at a loss for what to do next and needs advice for getting him back on track.

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Improving Your Work-life

Our first question is from a massage therapist whose management refuses to address issues with clients acting inappropriately. 

The second question is from a pastor who is struggling with leading his church to serve the community. He wants advice on how to delegate…and how to improve his leadership. 

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Dealing with Negative People

Our first question is from someone who wants to know how to deal with people who are listening only in order to respond…and not listening with an ear to resolving the situation.

The second question is from a reader who wants to know how to turn concepts from a book into effective action.

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