It’s inevitable for every podcaster. When you first start your show, you’re excited! You’re sitting down to record and produce each episode with great anticipation for downloads, listener feedback, and sales. And this goes on for weeks or months.

But eventually, you hit a wall. Whether you’re just getting started or you’ve been podcasting for one year, five years, or nine years, there will come a point where you burn out and need to take a break... or even feel like quitting.

At that point, some people do quit for good (even if they thought they were just taking a break). Others, however, stick with it and thrive.

But how can you do the same? How can you ensure you’re one of the successful ones who manage to get past the point of burnout?

In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, you’ll learn about how to deal with it when it happens to you going forward. I’ll teach you how to manage burnout in a way that reduces its frequency.

3:34 - How strategically building your show helps you reduce burnout

5:43 - Why building a strategic show isn’t just a one-time thing

8:03 - Managing burnout, what generally causes it, and a powerful way to reconnect with your podcast

11:41 - How long of a break from podcasting do you need?

13:05 - An example of the power of having an organized and strategic process

15:25 - The only thing that could potentially disrupt your show

17:41 - Do this to help you manage burnout from now on

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