Funny how an episode about "intention" started with a bit of serendipity.

I was walking around Fredericton after a recent keynote I gave. About a kilometre from the Convention Centre, who do I bump into, but the very well dressed Marc Smith.

Marc's the sort of guy that it's easy to become instant friends with. When he told me the genius story about how he held an actual event to build relationships after he relocated from the West Coast, I knew he had to come on the show.

Today, heh's talking intentionality and purpose – and HIS playbook is a must listen. From understanding who you actually are ... to asking "what's your win," he knows how to make the connection, get the job and create an unforgettable life.

SUPER BONUS. Marc wears a bright solid colour when he goes to an event. "It makes me stand out in a sea of 300." Smart stuff.

Spend ten seconds listening to this guy — and you’re gonna want to rip the doors off the place to change the world.

I met Ross “Memphis” Pambrun on a gig last month. It’s impossible not to get caught up in his energy, passion and sense of motivation.

The biggest challenge with bringing so much energy to the table?

Understanding how YOU can replicate it and apply it to your work and life.

Ross outlines all of that in this edition of Exactly What to Do.

“It’s easy to find me…I’m the guy walking around with a bicycle under his arm.”

If you are late to meet a storyteller, THAT is the text you want to receive.

Earlier this year, I was on the floor of the Northwest Event Show in Seattle, and I was trying to find Brad Cochrane.

Brad has something I wanted — a foolproof process to improve my storytelling ability. I run workshops on this stuff, and I’m always trying to find a competitive edge.

He’s got that edge.

He calls it the Story Wheel. It’s a cross section of all the best storytelling skillsets you’ve ever heard of, and he just shared it on The Playbook.

Join me and Brad as we show you Exactly What to Do with telling better stories — you can stream the show RIGHT NOW at https://www.speakupgetresults.com/goodiesradioshow.

Oh — and he was serious. He was indeed walking around with a real, ridable bicycle tucked under his arm. He tells THAT story on the show too.