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In Part 2 of our interview with Chris Browning, host of the award-winning Popcorn Finance podcast, we focus on the systems and strategies he’s put in place to grow his show without sacrificing his sanity. Chris candidly discusses how he rationalized the cost of hiring editors and virtual assistants, why “time is money” became his mantra, and the benefits of giving yourself mental space to remain creative.

Key Topics Covered:

• Hiring & Onboarding: Tips on finding the right editor or VA and how to communicate your exact editing style
• Time Management: Why offloading tasks is a game-changer for both productivity and mental health
• Core Tools: A closer look at Chris’s tech stack (ClickUp, Riverside, Reaper, Calendly, Airtable) and how each one fits into his pre- and post-production workflow
• Scaling Your Brand: How freeing up time allows creators to explore new opportunities, write articles, launch multiple shows, and more

Connect with Chris Browning:

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• Popcorn Finance Website
• Instagram
• TikTok
• YouTube

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