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Feeling stuck and not sure if you're creative enough? We're talking about how creativity looks different for everyone and ways to show it in your own life. Think of the world as a playground of ideas waiting to inspire you.

Have you ever felt like everything's going wrong? You're not alone. We’re talking with our friend and entrepreneur Janyl about getting through tough times and finding strength. We share a few personal stories about bouncing back, mental health, and how struggle can often lead to success.

It's our 10th episode and we're sharing the top 10 lessons we've learned since beginning our podcast. From starting messy to mastering templates, we're talking about things that can help any budding podcaster or content creator.Takeaways:

• Start messy for progress, not perfection.
• Always incorporate video, even if it seems daunting.
• Outline and batch shoot for ease.
• Templates in editing and branding save time.
• Every podcast conversation can reflect your brand.

The gear we talk about:

RODE Wireless Pro Mics: https://amzn.to/41vEUOX

Apature Amaran F22X Flexible LED Video Light: https://amzn.to/41vEUOX

Time codes, in case you get lost:

00:00 → Most Podcasts Don't Reach 10 Episodes

00:18 → Hook: Recording After the Show

00:24 → Fear of Video01:23 → Reflecting on Podcast Longevity

03:15 → Legitimate Excuses: Tackling Time Constraints

05:45 → Lesson 1: Video isn’t “harder”

09:43 → Why Video Matters

13:26 → Lesson 2: Podcast Templates

15:09 → Lesson 3: Advantages of Podcast Outlines

21:10 → Lesson 4: The Power of Lav Mics

23:48 → Lesson 5: Thumbnail Templates

25:42 → Lesson 6: Take Messy Action

31:20 → Lesson 7: In-person vs. Virtual Podcasts

34:45 → Lesson 8: Every conversation can tie back to what you offer

39:39 → Lesson 9: Episode Length

41:25 → Lesson 10: Batch Recording

45:15 → Learn as you go

46:52 → Bloopers

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We’re talking about the idea of prioritizing Progress over Perfection. Through personal experiences (like going to the gym) and the realization of incremental gains we’ve made, we want to inspire viewers in different aspects of life, including fitness, personal growth, and business.

Valuable Takeaways:

• Starting imperfectly and gradually refining your approach.
• Consistency triumphs over hacks. Small steps lead to substantial growth.
• Regularly track and review progress.

• Celebrate progress (big or small) and learn to adapt if needed.

We had a fun conversation with Kyle about becoming a dad and the game of branding. From the latest trends to some things that won't ever change, we talk about how brands can stand out and connect with their audience. Whether you're a business owner, marketer, or just passionate about branding, this conversation is full of branding and marketing dos and don'ts.

In this podcast episode, we're talking with Reggie Ford about the difference between using depression as a crutch and the reality of it, breaking the curse of intergenerational trauma as a black man in America, and overall how we can better understand what Mental Health really is.

Want to Read About It? Get Reggie Ford's Book...

Perseverance Through Severe Dysfunction: Breaking the Curse of Intergenerational Trauma as a Black Man in America

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Instead of saying "I don't have time.", try saying "It's not a priority for me right now." and see how that shifts your perspective on things. You will make time for things that are a priority for you.Want to Talk About It?📧 [email protected]: @eugenebrown @heatherbrown

Could you spend 24 hours a day with your spouse? Working, parenting, planning, spousing… we’re talking about the highs and lows of doing it all together.

You CAN use AI in your creative processes and daily tasks without the fear of losing your human touch. In this podcast episode, we’re talking about how ChatGPT and other AI tools can help build your creativity, streamline tasks, and leave room for other things that actually matter.