Episode 81 – Becoming Unskippable™ with Jim F. Kukral
In this episode Mark interviews Jim F. Kukral, author of Your Journey to Becoming Unskippable: (in your business, life & career).
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Prior to the interview Mark:
Shares a comment from a previous episodeTalks about a new short story he is working on and some of the logistical research challenges that were holding him backTalks about an ASK US ANYTHING Facebook Live chat that Mark, Kevin Tumlinson and Dan Wood will be hosting on the Draft2Digital Facebook page on Thursday July 27 at 3PM Eastern
Mark then says a word about this episode’s sponsor Findaway Voices . . .

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.
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In their conversation, Jim and Mark discuss:
Why Jim opened the book sharing his perspective on goals and priorities that have more to do with personal satisfaction than seeking wealth and statusThe importance of the merger between mindset and businessThe deeply personal and vulnerable way Jim shared his experience getting involved in local politicsThe authenticity of Jim’s voice in the book which matches the way that he would deliver the same content in person via a conversation or on stageThe strategy of not wanting to write a straight-up marketing book, but, instead, a book with business lessons and personal inspirationJim owning the trademark for the term Unskippable

After the interview Mark shares the logistics of how listeners can download a free digital copy of Jim’s new book, and also possible win some signed copies.
Free Digital Download
Click here to access your free copy of Unskippable

Win a Signed Copy of the paperback of Unskippable
Leave a comment for Episode 81 at www.starkreflections.ca by July 10, 2019. Entrants will be entered into a random draw for a signed copy of the book that Jim will be shipping.All entrants who leave a comment by July 10, 2019 will be enteredPossible things to comment about include:
What’s one point you took away from this interview that you’d want to highlightor reflect on?What’s one unique thing about you or your writing that might help you towards establishing yourself as unskippable in today’s skippable world?
This copy is courtesy of Jim Kukral
Win a paperback copy of Unskippable
All entrants, as above, will be entered in a second random drawing for an additional copy of the paperbackMark will be ordering this via an online bookstore (most likely Amazon, unless the listener is in a country where shipping via a local store there is preferable)
One more chance for winning the 3rd paperback copy
All Patrons of Stark Reflections will automatically be entered in a chance to win the third copy of the book.(Yes, that means Patrons who comment get an additional chance to win)
A final chance for the 4th copy (also for Patrons)
Over on Patreon, patrons of the podcast can comment on this post for an additional chance to win a print copy of the book
Mark then reflects on something that Jim spoke about in the interview. When Jim was talking about standing for something and brands taking a stance, a solid, non-wishy-washy stance that focuses on beliefs and core values, it reminded Mark of the age-old advice to authors that your book is NOT for everyone.
Links of Interest
Jim Kukral’s Website Your Journey to Becoming Unskippable

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Jim Kukral is recognized as an expert in online marketing and branding. He delivers insightful and entertaining keynotes to growth-oriented organizations on attention-getting marketing, creative branding and understanding how customers think, react and most importantly, buy.
With a passion for speaking and teaching, Jim travels around the world to teach brands and business owners on how they can apply his UNSKIPPABLE method to their marketing and brand mission to generate positive ROI-based outcomes and purposely attract lifetime customers.
The music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0