Why Creators Keep Changing the Topic
? Why do great speakers repeat the same talk for years?
This question hit me hard during a conversation with Julie Broad, founder of Book Launchers.
And honestly… it messed with my brain a little.
Because as a creator, I want something new every week.
New idea.
New talk.
New topic.
But conferences don’t want your newest idea.
They want the talk you’ve given:
? 10 times
? 30 times
? 50 times
Because that’s the one you’ve mastered.
And for their audience…
? It’s the first showing of the movie.
???? In this episode, recorded while walking through the woods with Pepper ?, we explore:
? Why creators constantly chase new ideas
? What conference organizers actually want from speakers
? Why your next 3–5 years might revolve around one idea
? The tension between creativity and mastery
? The question I’m wrestling with right now:
If you had to focus on ONE idea for the next 5 years…
What would it be?
For me right now, it’s:
? The Year of You
Your book.
Your message.
Your keynote.
? I’d love to hear yours.
If you had to choose a book title for the next 3–5 years, what would it be?
Drop it in the comments or message me.
? Subscribe for more episodes on:
? Becoming the next version of yourself
? Writing books that matter
? Sharing your message with the world
? Turning ideas into identity
Because the real question isn’t:
What should you create next?
It’s:
? Who will you be next?
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