The triangular nature of podcasting
I see the relational dimensions of podcasting as me, us, and them. They all need to be present and in tension.
Better connection with your podcast listeners
Brilliant connections come from relationships with people who are excited about our work. Yes, we have learnt the podcasting basics and know how to get our podcast out into the world. But, are we really connecting with the people who care? Do they know about us? Are they talking to other people about us? Are … Read more
What does success look like to you?
How we view and measure success makes a big difference. We must choose goals that will take us where we want to go.
The dilemma of grabbing attention, or earning it
How to stand out in a crowded podcasting market? Shout louder and longer than the person next to us, or build trust to get repeat customers?
What shall we learn today?
Every day we have opportunities to be better and stand taller. Sometimes we take them. At other times we sidestep and say, ‘maybe next time’. But, what if we agreed with ourselves, a personal promise, that we will learn something new each day? This is revisiting my favourite idea of ‘small steps for fast progress’. … Read more
Podcasting clarity is a win for everybody
As podcasters, that means staying out of the way of our message—no distractions, detours, or confusion. There are two places we succeed or fail:
One reason I love podcasting
Recently I realised that one reason I love podcasting is that I love puzzles. I’m a fixer, and problem solver. I notice everything and then give attention to one piece at a time – in the context of the big picture. Do you remember your last jigsaw puzzle? Even a child’s twelve-piece puzzle is satisfying … Read more
Improving your podcast – 4 things you can do today
We have to start where we are but don’t have to stay there. Here are four things you can do today to improve your podcast. 1. Be clear Know what your podcast is for and what this episode is about – stay focused and make it worthwhile for your listeners. Include helpful knowledge, tips, or … Read more
What is even better than good intentions?
An insight or new knowledge that could have been helpful to me has remained theoretical. How we can incorporate change and keep growing?
The cost of podcasting tools = time and money
We choose our tools with care because the right tool can do a better job more efficiently. For example, there are many types of hammers and nails. You can try using a claw-hammer for everything, but picture framing and dry-lining a wall need different hammers. And, of course, not everything is a nail! New tools … Read more