Here’s your chance to tell the world what you’re reading. That’s right… The World! Whereas the majority of our listening audience lives somewhere in the United States, nearly one-quarter of our audience is listening from somewhere else in the world. Right now, we’ve got regular listeners in just over 20 countries, on every continent that’s not Antarctica. What’s up Antarctica? Why the cold shoulder???
Every other week we send out an exclusive newsletter to PDI Book Club Members, inviting them to tell us about the book that they’re currently reading. The letter includes a link to a feedback form, where responses are filtered into an upcoming Book Club Blog post, which is then shared across all of our social media platforms.
The response form walks members through 10 points of book information and takes less than a minute to submit. The response is sorted into the suitable genre and queued for a future PDI Book Club Blog post.
The PDI website is not designed to track geographical data, but the form gives you the opportunity to put your “Howdy from ____!” pin in our worldwide map of PDI listeners.
Each week, we’ll feature a new Book Club Blog post built from listener submissions. We’ll also credit you for your submission and list your geographical location. Genres are identified by the icons you see below and include: Action/Adventure, Action/Thriller, Coming of Age, Cozy Mystery, Detective/Crime Fiction, Domestic Drama, Fantasy/Supernatural, Historical Fiction, Science Fiction, and Non-Fiction.
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What is a goal? It’s been defined in many ways, most of them so complex that things get fuzzy and complicated. Put simply, a goal is something you want to do. PUSH is designed to help readers think about things more simply. Identify your goals and put forth the simple, dedicated effort to achieve them.
You may not realize it, but you’re being watched. It happens each day in the most undetectable way. Somewhere, someone is watching. You touch more lives and topple more dominoes than you could ever imagine. For someone, you are the light in their darkness or the example to which they aspire.
Why do you do what you do? It’s a useful question to ponder. If you knew that no one would hear your song, would you still sing? Knowing that the chairs in the auditorium will be empty, will you still take the stage and dance just as enthusiastically? Explore why you do what you do and develop self-trust and quiet confidence.