When you carve out your niche, you share your knowledge with others

In today's radio interview, Jason Mansmith (AM 1600 WRPN, Ripon, WI) asked me why I wrote Carve Out Your Niche.

In my book, I describe three steps to carve out your niche:

1. Look inside yourself to find what you your mission is, then doing what that still, small voice tells you.

2. Package your experiences and passion by writing your book.

3. Share your message through speeches, internet, radio, video, etc.

My perspective is that "if you don't write it down, it doesn't count."

Nothing is gained by keeping our knowledge stored up within us and not sharing it. When we share what we have learned, our readers benefit from our knowledge, and we benefit from being able to help others, and by receiving an income stream from book sales.

There's no telling what impact your knowledge will have on others.

As Leonardo DiCaprio said in the film Inception,  "A single idea from the human mind can build cities. An idea can transform the world and rewrite all the rules."

In short, the answer to why I wrote Carve Out Your Niche was to plant an idea in someone's mind.

Upcoming Radio Interviews

where I endeavor to discuss "Carve Out Your Niche"

October 26^th, 8:10 am, with Dan Ramey, WBEX 1490 AM, Chillocothe, OH.

October 31^st, 9:15 am, with Dave Kelber, WRNJ 1510 AM, Hackettstown, NJ.

November 4^th, 8:10 am, with Mark Wayne, WICH 1310 AM, Norwich, CT.

November 23rd, 8:30 am, with Dave Gillian, KRON 1490 AM, Los Alimos, NM.

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