This week, join Andy as he takes you behind the scenes at Wisdom Harbour Studios to watch his out of print book, Return to Sawyerton Springs, be recorded for Audible. Tune in to hear the first two chapters of his book—including a story so funny, it's taught in colleges around the country as an example of writing humor! | Andy Andrews

On this week’s episode of The Professional Noticer, Andy is reading a Thanksgiving story for you from his widely beloved and out of print book Return to Sawyerton Springs. Tune in to hear a heartwarming and quirky tale set in the small town of Sawyerton Springs. This delightful story revolves around the eccentric Mr. Michael Ted Williams, a beloved local character known for his immense collection of cats and his profound adoration for Elvis Presley. Filled with humor, nostalgia, and a touch of m

Why I Read with a Highlighter | Andy Andrews

What we choose to believe shapes everything—our actions, thoughts, and even how we feel. Belief is powerful. Choose wisely! | Andy Andrews

On this week’s episode of The Professional Noticer, Andy Andrews explores a fascinating question: Which is more effective—building an extraordinary culture or spending millions on advertising? What you’ll learn: • Why a remarkable culture outshines even the biggest advertising budgets. • How companies like Paris Hardware, Fairway Independent Mortgage, and Beck’s Hybrids thrive by prioritizing culture over costly ads. • The eye-opening cost of traditional advertising—and why it’s often a penalty

On this week’s episode of The Professional Noticer, Andy welcomes Dr. Amanda Vanderheyden — school psychologist, education policy advisor, thought leader, and founder of Spring Math. Tune in to hear Amanda share why better instruction — not just more money — is the real key to improving education outcomes, and why all kids can learn math when given the right tools. Listen as she and Andy talk about her journey from early mental health work to influencing federal law, the story behind Spring Math