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A short, sharp audio companion for thought leaders who want to run a commercially smart, personally fulfilling practice. Matt Church, founder of Thought Leaders Business School, shares practical insights, real-world reflections, and powerful prompts to help you build, lead and love your Thought Leaders Practice. Listen in to stay focused, inspired and ready to take your next step, one idea at a time.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA short, sharp audio companion for thought leaders who want to run a commercially smart, personally fulfilling practice. Matt Church, founder of Thought Leaders Business School, shares practical insights, real-world reflections, and powerful prompts to help you build, lead and love your Thought Leaders Practice.
Lead Your Practice is hosted by Matt Church. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Your Greatest Asset Is Not Your Expertise" (25 June 2026, 5 minutes), "Experience Levers" (14 April 2026, 2 minutes), and "A Tonic for The Times" (26 March 2026, 3 minutes).
Lead Your Practice publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 5 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Lead Your Practice is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Lead Your Practice requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Lead Your Practice's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Lead Your Practice are Business & Management Consulting and Business & Professional Training. Lead Your Practice has an education audience.
Matt Church hosts Lead Your Practice, an education podcast with 18 episodes published.
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I've been thinking a lot lately about something Phil Stutz calls our Life Force. If you've seen Jonah Hill's documentary Stutz , you'll know the idea. He describes it as the energy that animates us, the vitality that...
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<p>We can no longer assume our clients are interested, or that we're interesting. What used to be a differentiator is now just the cost of showing up.</p><p>What have you done about it?</p>
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<p>Right now, a very helpful belief, a grand positive delusion if you like, is this: the work you do as a commercially smart thought leader is a tonic for exactly the times we find ourselves in.</p><p></p>
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<p>There's a phrase I keep coming back to this week: jump before you're pushed. It's not a new idea but it's landed differently lately, watching what's unfolding in real time.</p>
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<p>If people struggle to stay off their phones at the beach, what does it take to keep them present in your workshop, or engaged in your writing? We are at a tipping point for attention. The simplest and most powerful...
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<p>Let’s talk about the power of permission. One of the most limiting frames of reference in running a practice is hidden in the idea of permission.</p>
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<p>One of the most interesting things about building a thought leaders practice is that it is full of contradictions. There are natural contradictions in the work and you get better at managing them as your practice...
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<p>The cluster strategy is how we, as subject-matter experts, take our ideas to the world. You could think of it as a strategy, but that both overstates/understates it at the same time.</p><p>If you would like our...
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<p>A belief that appears often in our community is this: all the good ideas are already taken. It sounds true, but it is not.</p>
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<p>Shifting perspective is more than just a mental process, it’s a foundational leadership move, for those of us in the business of thinking clearly and serving powerfully. </p>
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<p>A big part of becoming a commercially successful thought leader is the ability to create new stories. The journey often involves exploring and evolving the stories we tell ourselves about who we are, what we know...
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<p>People are overwhelmed. We're carrying a lot, and when people are overloaded, they reach for shortcuts, quick fixes, and certainty. This is what psychologists call a need for cognitive closure, and it's connected to...
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<p>I think now is the time to step up to the work of being a thought leader because AI is taking out so many ways that expertise shows up. Your job is to be more than just ideas or information. Be an inspirer, a...
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<p>The world is asking things of us that are bigger than we are. Especially in this coming decade of disruption, we’re being stretched.</p><p>Learn more at thoughtleaders.com.au</p>
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<p>The scale of our modern lives is beyond human scale. The world is asking things of us that are bigger than we are. This made me ask: what is this moment asking of me, and am I right-sized for it? I've landed on three...
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<p>In a commercial thought leader's practice, it's easy to confuse activity with progress. You're publishing, delivering, pitching, replying, invoicing, iterating, but all this busyness doesn't always mean we're doing...
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<p>This idea of hierarchies of value sits quietly at the heart of the thought leader's game. It's one of the tensions we don't always name but we all feel. Are we all equal in worth? Yes. Do we all contribute in the...
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<p>If you're a thought leader, you're not in the content business or the ideas business. You're in the experience business. People come to us not just for what we know, but for how we deliver it: the way you show up in...
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