If you’ve been following along, you know we’ve already talked about mapping out an entire season. But in this episode, I wanted to slow things down and focus on what actually matters right now: getting your first three episodes recorded.

Because action beats perfection every single time.

You don’t need a full content library to move forward—you just need momentum. So in this episode, I walk you through exactly how to outline and approach your first three podcast episodes so you can stop overthinking and start recording.

Here’s how I recommend structuring your first three episodes:

Episode 1: Your Mission Episode

This is where you introduce your podcast and set the tone. I break down how to clearly share:

1. What this podcast is about
2. Who you are and who you help
3. What your mission is and why you care
4. A bit of your story (without turning it into a full autobiography)

This episode helps listeners understand why they should care and what’s in it for them—both immediately and in the bigger picture.

Episode 2: Your Story or a Belief-Shifting Episode

Your second episode can go one of two ways:

1. A deeper dive into your personal story (especially if it’s central to your mission), or
2. A belief-shifting episode where you challenge a common myth in your industry

I walk you through how to structure these episodes so you’re not just sharing opinions—you’re actually shifting how your audience thinks.

Episode 3: Clarifying the Problem or the Possibility

This episode is about helping your listener see themselves in the work you do. You might:

1. Explain a concept that feels confusing or overwhelming to them
2. Show what’s possible when they stop doing things the hard way
3. Expand on a myth or belief that’s keeping them stuck

The goal here is clarity, not teaching everything at once.

By the end of this episode, you’ll have a simple outline for your first three episodes—and more importantly, you’ll know exactly what to record next.

If you want support, feedback, or help outlining your episodes, come join me inside the school community. It’s free, and it’s where we’re actually putting this stuff into action together.

I’ll see you there—and I’ll see you in the next episode.