3 Reasons to Listen to Radio Enso

on November 27, 2011

Mark this time on your calendar: Monday, November 28 at 9 pm EST / 6 pm PST.

That’s when I’m being interviewed live by Gregory Berg for Radio Enso. I would love to have you there, sending comments and questions through the chat room, or just eavesdropping on our conversation. (All you have to do is click that link and the show plays in your browser.)

I’ve been listening to archived episodes of Radio Enso and I’ve got three good reasons that you should be tuning in to this great new online show.

1. Radio Enso keeps the spirit of the World Domination Summit alive.

The World Domination Summit in June was an amazing gathering of people who are doing life differently, for their own sake and for others. Everyone I met was interesting and energetic, taking risks and initiative to change things up. Gathering with that kind of company is a precious thing, and pretty rare for most of us.

Greg Berg, decided to keep the conversation going with Radio Enso. The show picks up the common thread from the summit, which Greg describes this way:

Success in life, however you define it, takes place though a conscious approach to living and doing business in the modern world.

But where do you start? How do you conquer those fears, distractions, and limiting belief systems which get in the way of living the life YOU really want ? How have others taken the leap? What are some strategies that you can use?

“Conscious living” is what I would call design. And the modern world has given me the chance to live with my family in Malaysia and connect with people all over the world. So this line of discussion is right up my alley.

2. Greg loves to get people telling stories.

I’ve been reading and following many of Greg’s interviewees (heck, I heard most of them speak in June!). But I got to know people like Jen Louden and Mark Silver and Bridget Pilloud in a whole new way when I heard them talk to Greg.

There’s an intimate, natural feel to the show. Greg isn’t just interested in what his guests do but who they are as people, how they got where they are. It’s the kind of conversation you’d have if you met someone at a party and got so engrossed in asking them questions that you forgot to revisit the guacamole and punch table.

3. The diversity of guests is remarkable.

This goes back to the original vision of Chris Guillebeau and his summit planning team, as they chose speakers and attracted attendees who cover a gamut of interests, from entrepreneurship to travel to spirituality to art to social change. You can get a taste of the cross-section of guests by listening to the Best of Radio Enso episode.

I’m thrilled to be included in the line-up and really looking forward to Monday night (okay, it’ll be Tuesday morning for me!).

I hope you’ll spread the word and tune in yourself.