Why Successful People Ask Better Questions with Dean Kelly and Ellie McKay

So Talent Deck, Talent Deck was something I came up with a long time ago.

It actually stands for Talent Decentralized.

So it's taking that expert knowledge and giving people access to fractionalized parts of it.

So we created a expert marketplace and that covers my expertise is in business, yours is in podcasts.

We've both got phenomenal networks.

But building that network takes a really, really long time.

So making the right network is really, really tough to do.

So looking at how I can leverage the best networks and the best people, I looked across my marketplace of individuals I've worked with and I thought, what if we had them in one place? you could just ask a instant question and get an instant answer.

So we built Talent Deck for that reason, got phenomenal experts on there, ranging from everything, whether it's health, whether it's business, whether it's HR, legal, sport, et cetera, whatever you're looking to find out information on.

And the other thing about this is keeping it away from chat GPT, right? These are real people with real knowledge and real experience.

It's not homogenized.

It's just not an aggregation of all different answers.

You can actually find the expert that suits you.

So you can access world-class experts just through joining the Talent Deck app?

Yeah, world-class experts, local experts, but generally people go and look at the big names.

They look at your CV, what you've done, where you've worked, the type of people that you've helped.

But that isn't always the best route.

Sometimes you'll look at LinkedIn and you'll think, wow, this person's phenomenal, but they're just the wrong person for you.

So the try before you buy of being able to ask one, two, three, five, ten experts a question to see the answers you get back.

Because the more information, the more informed your decision.

You don't know what you don't know.

So you can access pretty much anybody who's signed up as an expert.

You can be an expert and you can be a user because we're all learning all the time as well.

What I also really like about this is my On A Mission podcast guests are going to feature as experts.

So if you're a listener of the podcast and there's a particular guest that you resonate with, then you can ask them a direct question.

So Talent Deck, Talent Deck was something I came up with a long time ago.

It actually stands for Talent Decentralized.

So it's taking that expert knowledge and giving people access to fractionalized parts of it.

So we created a expert marketplace and that covers my expertise is in business, yours is in podcasts.

We've both got phenomenal networks.

But building that network takes a really, really long time.

So making the right network is really, really tough to do.

So looking at how I can leverage the best networks and the best people, I looked across my marketplace of individuals I've worked with and I thought, what if we had them in one place? you could just ask a instant question and get an instant answer.

So we built Talent Deck for that reason, got phenomenal experts on there, ranging from everything, whether it's health, whether it's business, whether it's HR, legal, sport, et cetera, whatever you're looking to find out information on.

And the other thing about this is keeping it away from chat GPT, right? These are real people with real knowledge and real experience.

It's not homogenized.

It's just not an aggregation of all different answers.

You can actually find the expert that suits you.

So you can access world-class experts just through joining the Talent Deck app?

Yeah, world-class experts, local experts, but generally people go and look at the big names.

They look at your CV, what you've done, where you've worked, the type of people that you've helped.

But that isn't always the best route.

Sometimes you'll look at LinkedIn and you'll think, wow, this person's phenomenal, but they're just the wrong person for you.

So the try before you buy of being able to ask one, two, three, five, ten experts a question to see the answers you get back.

Because the more information, the more informed your decision.

You don't know what you don't know.

So you can access pretty much anybody who's signed up as an expert.

You can be an expert and you can be a user because we're all learning all the time as well.

What I also really like about this is my On A Mission podcast guests are going to feature as experts.

So if you're a listener of the podcast and there's a particular guest that you resonate with, then you can ask them a direct question.