Okay, I’ll say it up front;  I’ve never been a fan of talk radio.  Maybe it’s because I’m a woman.  I’ve always had the perception that more men than women enjoy talk radio…. which is an interesting concept in itself, given that I always thought men didn’t enjoy listening to someone talk for an hour on end……but that is a topic for another day….

 Maybe I don’t enjoy talk radio because I’m really into time management, and for the life of me, I can’t appreciate spending one hour listening to people debate current events when they could be listening to something that engages the millionaire mindset.

Given an hour of spare time alone in a vehicle, I’d much rather listen to something that teaches me how to become a better person, a better businesswoman, a better listener, a better coach, a better mentor, a better friend, a better speaker, a better writer…..

Okay, I do listen to music CD’s, but only to help me become a better singer, much to the chagrin of other passengers in the vehicle who are forced to listen to me pretend to be Sheryl Crow or Shakira or a backup singer for CCR.

But, talk radio?  Never.  I’ve tried.  I’ve listened to Rush Limbaugh and Bill O’Reilly and Dr. Laura and a list of talk radio show hosts who loved debating with their call-in guests.  While I’ve picked up an interesting thought or two, I’ve never felt that those conversations added anything of value to my life.

Now, a CD on the Seven Qualities of Master Achievers, or Success and Self-Motivation, or Leadership Skills leaves me feeling I have learned something of value that can translate literally to income earned.

If talk radio could help increase my net worth, I’d be a fan for life.

I need my daily dose of business mentors who challenge me to be the best I can be, so I can then go out into the world and do something that matters.

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