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The Biz Book Broadcast

Liz Scully spent 20 years working on big Hollywood films - she’s won an Emmy and her work is multi-Oscar nominated. She travelled the world working with massive Visual FX teams + worked far too many weekends so film directors got their perfect shot. Now, she"s a business strategist and a Mastermind coach and she"ll help you do equally spectacular things with your business. Growth is all about having a clear and simple strategy where each daily task moves the whole business along in many

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00:30:03

The Tortoise Was Right: Double Your Timeline |...

The Biz Book Broadcast ·

2025/10/11

Think slow and steady is boring? Tim Brownson joins me to discuss why the tortoise's approach is actually the secret to business success.We dig into Aesop's classic fable about persistence versus instant gratification - why 90% of podcasters quit before episode three, how Tim built his business through years of blogging + why you should double whatever timeline you think your business will take. Plus, the one thing the arrogant hare got right + why the tortoise's challenge was actually pure

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What's It Like Being Coached? | Coaching Series with...

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2025/10/06

Ever wondered what actually happens in a coaching session? Whether it's worth the money or just an expensive way to get advice you could probably Google? Emily Hitchcock joins me for the first in a new series where we discuss what coaching actually feels like from the inside. We discuss why she avoided coaching for years, the difference between resistance + the idea being wrong, + why she now actually craves homework. Plus, the revelation that changed everything + why having someone think

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00:30:02

Only 37 Business Books Sell 1,000+ Copies Weekly |...

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2025/10/04

Why do only 37 business books sell over 1,000 copies weekly?Todd Sattersen returns with the brutal mathematics of book sales + what it actually takes to hit six figures. Todd discusses the difference between frontlist + backlist success, why half of bestselling books are over five years old + how to spot well books versus pond books. We discuss evergreen topics versus fads + why distribution beats product every time. Plus, the terrifying data about weekly sales + why second editions extend

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00:30:00

Fiction Pop-Up: Sept - Great Writing | Pop-Up with...

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2025/09/29

Tired of wading through terrible business books? Time for some literary palate cleansers. Candice Davis joins me to discuss the beautifully written books we turn to when we need rescuing from awful writing. We share our reliable bangers - the guaranteed floor-fillers so to speak, that’ll pull you out of a reading slump. Plus, why you should skip the Beloved film adaptation + how a former video editor became a fantasy writing genius on his first try. Look for more Fiction Pop-Ups – they’re

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00:30:02

Why You Can Only Handle 5 Projects at Once | Author...

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2025/09/27

What if the secret to getting more done was actually doing fewer things?Charlie Gilkey joins me to discuss his first book, Start Finishing. It really will help you finish more projects more efficiently. We discuss the five-project rule, why personal projects count as part of that + how to escape the dopamine trap of endless to-do lists. Plus, why flow states can be dangerous for people with limited energy + the brutal truth about how long creative projects actually take. Look for more

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00:30:59

One Author, One Year, Million-Copy Results | Your Biz...

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2025/09/22

What if a publisher only worked with one author annually? Todd Sattersen from Bard Press explains their unusual model that's produced several multi-million-copy bestsellers. Todd shares how Bard chooses their single author-for-the-year from thousands of hopefuls. We discuss the 10-year expertise rule, why second-time authors are preferred + why he looks for authors who are really focused on writing above everything else. Plus, the red flags that kill book deals + why kindness matters as much

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00:32:43

Why Smart People Fall for Obvious Scams | Book Huddle...

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2025/09/19

Why do smart people fall for obvious scams? There's something about human nature that makes us sitting ducks for con artists.Emily Hitchcock joins me to discuss Maria Konnikova's The Confidence Game. We discuss why believing in human goodness makes us vulnerable, the 10-step con process + why authors fall for publishing scams. Plus, why asking to pause any deal will reveal if you're being conned + the difference between good sales technique + sociopathic manipulation. Look for more Book

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00:29:55

The New Books I'm Actually Excited to Read | Liz Solo...

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2025/09/15

Did you know this week in September is when publishers drop all the heavy-hitters they hope will sell big for the holidays?It's book nerd paradise - let me share what's caught my eye for the coming months. From Mick Herron's latest Slow Horses to Margaret Atwood's memoir (she's 85 + has done a whole lot of living), plus the long-awaited third Philip Pullman book that hopefully closes out the series + doesn’t leave us hanging again. Also, why Audible's recommendation system has given up on

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00:29:58

Mr Tickle: When Marketing Feels Like Harassment |...

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2025/09/13

You know that pushy, over-familiar marketing that makes your skin crawl? There's a 1971 kids' book that perfectly captures why it feels so violating. Rachel Allen joins me to discuss Roger Hargreaves' Mr. Tickle - a creature with impossibly long arms who bothers people without permission. We explore how his antics mirror shouty bropreneurs + LinkedIn messages that sound like dating attempts. We dig into brand voice, being genuinely yourself versus copying loud marketers + why palm trees

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00:29:53

What I'm Reading When I'm Not Reading Business Books...

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2025/09/08

If you're a regular listener, you know I read a lot of books, but we only have time to discuss very few of them on the show.So today we’re trying something different - speed reviews of books that reallystood out in the last month or so - from making lasting change to ancient Roman gossip. It's a chattier style than my usual solo coaching episodes, so do let me know what you think. Plus I'm launching a new Listeners Questions format - send yours to lizscully.com/contact for upcoming

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00:32:17

You Can't Plan a Gala in Two Weeks | Book Huddle with...

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2025/09/05

Think you can throw together a fancy fundraising gala in a few weeks? Sarah Benvenuti has some harsh reality about what it actually takes to pull off those fancy black-tie events you see on TV + film. We discuss Will Guidara's Unreasonable Hospitality + how running a Michelin-starred restaurant applies to managing massive events with celebrities, volunteers + chaos everywhere - and has leadership lessons for a Plus the 95/5 rule that keeps budgets sane. Essential listening if you think events

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00:30:02

The 200th Episode | Special with Ron Tester

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2025/08/31

Two hundred episodes of talking about books + business. Time to celebrate with conversation + complete foolishness.Ron Tester joins me to answer random questions from various conversation card decks - we cover everything from annoying sounds to what future historians might study about our current moment. A different format to mark this milestone. And huge thanks for listening to 200 episodes of book nerdery. Books discussed in this episode: A Man's Search for Meaning - Viktor

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00:29:44

Fiction Pop-Up: August Cosy Reads | Pop-Up with...

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2025/08/29

Sometimes you just need a book that feels like a warm hug, right?Candice L Davis joins me for a Fiction Pop-Up where we chat about our go-to comfort reads - the books we reach for when the world feels a bit much. Candice tells me about her love of Stephen King + Toni Morrison, while I confess to my low-key obsession with cosy crime. Give me a murder in a charming village with characters I’d happily take tea with + I’ll read straight through whatever virus has me in its grip, and emerge not

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00:30:42

Launch Your Book So It Brings You Clients | Your Biz...

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2025/08/25

Book launch parties are usually terrible. Awkward readings, stale cake + people who bought your book out of politeness.Robbie Samuels is a book launch strategist who knows how to throw a launch that actually works - meaning people leave excited about your book + you walk away with real business opportunities. We talk through his process for creating launch events that feel genuinely engaging rather than a school assembly. Plus, how to make sure your launch does more than just celebrate - it

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00:29:44

Think You're Too Small for Strategy? | Strategy with...

The Biz Book Broadcast ·

2025/08/23

Think strategy is just for the big corporate players? Think again.Juliet Corbett joins me to talk about why every business needs a strategy - yes, even yours. We dig into why most entrepreneurs are doing way too much (guilty as charged) + how being strategic is actually about doing less, not more. We chat about the difference between having a plan and having a strategy, why you need to get comfortable saying no to shiny new ideas + how to stack your efforts so everything works together

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00:29:19

Avoid These Publishing Scams | Unpopular Opinion with...

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2025/08/17

Book scams are everywhere + they're absolutely infuriating.Emily Hitchcock from Columbus Publishing Lab joins me to talk about the dodgy world of publishing predators who target hopeful authors. She describes cold calls promising movie deals, fake bestseller lists + all the other ways scammers separate writers from their money. Emily shares the red flags every author should know about + how to tell if you're dealing with someone legit or someone who sees "aspiring author" as "easy

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00:29:46

Ditch Success to Find What Actually Fits | Author...

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2025/08/16

Growing a business can lock you into the wrong trajectory. And that often leads to feeling trapped despite outward success which leads to terrible self doubt.Ouch. Angela Raspass built a thriving marketing agency but ditched it all to become a coach guiding women through this step - which is why her book is called Your Next Chapter. Her ADHD diagnosis finally explained decades of popcorn brain - we discuss where to start planning your new life + the difference between flow state +

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00:30:53

Most Business Books are Awful | Unpopular Opinion...

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2025/08/11

Are most business books just... awful? Ron Tester joins me to discuss this knotty question. We discuss the repetitive examples + overused psychological experiments that make me want to throw books across the room. Plus, some behind-the-scenes reality about those "perfect" company cultures everyone loves to cite. Spoiler: it's all about the chairs... We also tackle the bigger question: if most business books are terrible, should everyone still write one? The answer might surprise you. Look

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00:29:58

Coffee Matters More Than Systems for Teams | Author...

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2025/08/09

What if the key to better teamwork isn't fancy systems but occasionally getting your colleague coffee? Charlie Gilkey has spent years looking at how small actions create belonging + extraordinary results - it's all in his excellent book, Team Habits. We discuss why every team action is also a social action, the 30-second fixes that prevent lots of errors + why freelancers need even more belonging than permanent staff. This is one of the rare business books that's actually useful - packed

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00:30:02

What if Stone Soup was a Biz Book? | Classics with...

The Biz Book Broadcast ·

2025/08/04

Stone soup. You know, that story where a stranger gets help making soup, by starting with a rock? Turns out it's actually brilliant business advice. Michael Roderick joins me to dig into this classic tale and why it's weirdly perfect for understanding referrals and business relationships. We chat about his AIM framework - making yourself accessible, influential, and memorable - plus how to get people talking about you without being that person who asks for referrals. Michael's got some solid

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