A look back on 2019

Today, I take a look at back at some failures and successes from this year and share what’s ahead for 2020. It’s been a fun year and I’ve enjoyed sharing all of my experiences from the many projects I’ve worked on.

If you’re new to the podcast, below is a roadmap of the show:

Seasons 1 – 5 (2015 – 2018):

• Episodes 1 – 201: The legacy episodes and past seasons are interviews with some of today’s most inspiring business leaders, entrepreneurs, and artists.

Season 6 (2019):

• Episodes 202 – 221: I cover starting a business on Poshmark and some best practices and do’s and don’t’s to build a successful online business.
• Episodes 222 – 255: I cover writing a book, time management, getting it edited, and published.
• Episodes 256 – 261: I cover creating a coloring book (even if you don’t know how to draw).
• Episodes 262 – 271: I cover launching a podcast, including the importance of an exit strategy, picking a niche and topic, the technical aspects (recording, editing), getting guests, and building arcs into your show.

What’s next for Moving Forward

Good question - I don’t know! I will be back for season 7, starting on Thursday, January 16th, 2020. Over the next few weeks, I will be decompressing, enjoying some time away and thinking about what I would like to do for next season.

Part 3: Recent reads to finish out 2019 [affiliate links]

• The Institute?by Stephen King (****)
• Leap?by Megan Prikhodko (*****)
• Christmas Letters?by Debbie Macomber (***)
• I am a Professional Metalhead?by Angelo Spenillo (*****)
• There’s Something About Christmas?by Debbie Macomber (****)
• A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: The Poetry of Mister Rogers?by Fred Rogers (*****)
• See the rest of my 2019 Year in Books on Goodreads.

[Note: links to equipment, software, and books are affiliate links for which I may receive compensation for purchases through those links.]

John

John's coloring book,?Corporate Cliches,?is available for sale on?Amazon?and?Barnes & Noble online.

Moving Forward?272?is available on all major podcast outlets.

John Lim (Twitter:?@bemovingforward) is a?TEDx speaker, author, and Poshmark ambassador. His articles on Cobra Kai:?How Cobra Kai is kicking butt at storytelling, marketing, and business?(2018) and?Why 'Cobra Kai's' move to Netflix is the perfect sequel?(2020) are his most read on LinkedIn to date. John has been featured in?Cracked.com,?Authority Magazine, and Inc. John currently hosts the?Moving Forward?podcast. He is the creator of the?Corporate Cliches Adult Coloring Book, available now on Amazon.