239 Ronsley Vaz - Traveling at the Speed of Soul - Podcast Junkies - Conversations with Fascinating Podcasters

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239 Ronsley Vaz - Traveling at the Speed of Soul

16th October 2020 • Podcast Junkies - Conversations with Fascinating Podcasters • Harry Duran

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06:00 – Harry welcomes to the podcast, Ronsley Vaz who shares his podcast origin story and lessons he’s learned along the way

16:29 – Ronsley talks about the inspiration to launch his company, Amplify and the We Are Podcast conference

26:05 – Ronsley talks about the work he’s doing on his own podcast, Psychology of Entrepreneurship

34:51 – Ronsley opens up about his personal growth journey and transformation

40:02 – What is something that Ronsley has changed his mind about recently and the most misunderstood thing about Ronsley

46:00 – Harry thanks Ronsley for joining the show, and let’s listeners know where they can follow him

TWEETABLES

“I learned that I did not know how to have a conversation. I just knew how to talk. I also learned that I had a gift inside me that I needed to chisel out and get better with.” (13:19)

“I think that’s the best part about podcasting is you get to empathize properly if you’re listening to someone.” (22:49)

“People are getting the wrong information on starting a podcast. When you think about starting a podcast…there’s no shortage of content or information. And I think, over time, you understand being in the moment and being grateful even if you have fifty listeners.” (23:31)

“If you can create a memory in someone’s head, that’s priceless.” (26:01)

“I’m a new Australian. I’m only eleven years old as an Australian. I should know the history of my country and I don’t. And the history of my country is hard to hear. It’s hard to listen to.” (33:46)

“I feel like Ronsley’s soul is happiest when it’s put in a little box and given a whole bunch of constraints and said, ‘Try to solve this problem.’” (35:19)

“I think being a podcast junkie is probably one of the best things I’ve done in my life. Out of all the designations I’ve had, being a podcast junkie is up there for sure.” (45:15)