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Hosted by Kevin Long · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 156 episodes
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Welcome to Authority Through Authorship: The Executive Authority Podcast — the show for business professionals who are ready to step into recognised authority, elevate their positioning, and build scalable growth through the power of a strategically written book. Hosted by Kevin Long, founder of Babysteps Publishing and a leading authority in business publishing, this podcast is designed for consultants, coaches, executives, and entrepreneurs who are no longer satisfied with being seen as service providers — and are ready to become industry authorities. Each episode breaks down how to: Turn your expertise into a high-impact business book Position yourself as a trusted authority in your market Attract higher-value clients and opportunities Build a framework-led business, not just a service Leverage your book as a long-term authority and revenue asset In a world flooded with content and driven by AI, credibility
Kevin Long hosts Authority Through Authorship: The Executive Authority Podcast, a education show with 156 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Kevin thought this episode would never make it to the podcast. It started as a private, faintly embarrassing story about being caught out by a subscription scam, twenty-nine unauthorised charges and over
Send us Fan Mail Where to Start Building Authority: Extracting the Expertise You Already Have. Most professionals believe building authority starts with creating something new. It doesn't. In this episode, Kevin Long exp
Send us Fan Mail Most professionals have been told the same thing for years. Create more content. Post every day. Stay visible. Yet despite all that activity, very few become recognised. In this episode, Kevin Long expla
Send us Fan Mail To see how the Codified Authority Framework™ works in practice, and to read this week's companion blog post, see the link below. To discuss your own content structure, book an Authority Clarity Call at g
Send us Fan Mail Discover why experience alone doesn't create recognition and how clarity, structured thinking and authority positioning help professionals become recognised experts. Grab or listen to episode 151 of our
Send us Fan Mail Most professionals believe they need more knowledge before they can write a book or build authority. They don't. The expertise already exists. It lives inside the conversations you have every day, the pr
Send us Fan Mail Most professionals have decades of experience but remain largely unrecognised. Discover why authority comes from transforming experience into intellectual capital, not simply accumulating knowledge. Find
Send us Fan Mail Learn how the Authority Recognition System™ helps experienced professionals transform expertise into recognised authority through structure, positioning and clarity. Find out more about the structured me
Send us Fan Mail Discover how expertise becomes visibility, visibility becomes authority, and authority becomes leadership. Learn why structure, not exposure, is the key to recognised authority. Find out more about the s
Send us Fan Mail Most professionals don't have an expertise problem. They have a recognition problem. In this episode, Kevin Long introduces the Authority Recognition System™ and explains why experience alone rarely lead
Send us Fan Mail Most experienced professionals do not have a visibility problem. They have a structure problem. In this episode, Kevin Long unpacks the Authority Gap: the disconnect between possessing genuine expertise
Send us Fan Mail Most professionals already have the expertise to build recognised authority. The problem is not knowledge. It is structure. In this episode of Authority Through Authorship, Kevin Long explains how client
Send us Fan Mail Most professionals do not lack expertise. They lack structure. In this episode, Kevin walks through the Authority Extraction Method, a practical approach to identifying the content you already have and t
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Kevin addresses one of the most persistent myths in professional services: that expertise, over time, earns its own recognition. It does not. Not any more. The market responds to clarity
Send us Fan Mail Most professionals do not have a knowledge problem. They have a structure problem. In this episode, we walk through the 10 to 12 Question Framework. A practical method for taking the expertise you alread
Send us Fan Mail Most experienced professionals have a framework. Few have turned it into an authority asset. In this episode, Kevin Long draws the distinction between thinking that is organised privately and expertise t
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Kevin Long examines the Competence Trap: the belief, held by many experienced professionals, that results alone will generate recognition. Kevin argues that competence delivers value but
Send us Fan Mail Discover why experience alone no longer builds authority and how structuring your expertise into a framework can transform visibility, credibility, and client attraction. Grab or listen to episode 138 of
Send us Fan Mail Having a framework is not enough. What matters is what you do with it. In this episode, we explore how structure, clarity, and visibility turn private expertise into recognised market authority, and why
Send us Fan Mail Over the past few weeks, we have been talking about the Authority Gap. The space between what you know and how the market perceives you. Today, we go a level deeper. Because once you understand the gap e
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Authority Through Authorship: The Executive Authority Podcast is hosted by Kevin Long. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 156 episodes.
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