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Did you know that babies recognise their mother’s voice in utero? Science shows that around the third trimester, a baby can hear and distinguish voices, responding more to familiar voices. That connection is rooted in trust, comfort, and recognition, forming one of the first bonds we ever experience as humans.

Now, imagine tapping into that same primal connection through your podcast.

Your voice isn’t just a tool, it’s an extension of who you are - your personality, your expertise, and your unique perspective. It’s your secret weapon for building an authentic personal brand and fostering meaningful relationships with your audience.

In this episode, I’m thrilled to share an encore presentation of my amazing client Nina’s LinkedIn Live, which also features on her podcast, Business Bites. 

This episode is a celebration in every way: we talk about launching Nina’s podcast, finding her unique voice, and how she’s already using it to build a stronger connection with her audience. Oh, and yes, we celebrate with cake! 🎂

If you’re wondering how your voice can shape your brand, this is the episode for you. 

We talk about: 

🎙️ What is the science behind how voice builds trust?🎙️ How can starting a podcast become the cornerstone of your personal branding strategy?🎙️ Why is podcasting such a powerful medium for deep, authentic connections?

Starting or launching a podcast isn’t just about hitting "record." It’s about tap into the power of your authentic voice to create content that resonates, inspires, and connects.

So if you’ve been toying with the idea of starting a podcast but aren’t sure where to begin - or how your voice can truly impact your audience - this episode will light the way.

Special thanks to Nina Justin for allowing us to re-air her LinkedIn Live/podcast episode here. 

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Today, we’re diving into something super practical and essential: how to set yourself up for success before hitting record on your very first podcast episode.

Whether you’re flying solo or hosting a remote interview using tools like Zencastr, Riverside, Squadcast, or good old Zoom, there are a few simple steps that can make a world of difference.

Let’s break it down step by step so you can show up with confidence and calm for your very first Podcast recording.

Step 1: Breathe and Hydrate

Step 2: Warm Up Your Voice

Step 3: Ground Yourself and Stretch

Step 4: Double-Check Your Tech

Step 5: Have Fun and Hit Record!

In this episode, I guide you through every step of the process.

Listen or watch, and don’t forget to save it—you’ll want to revisit it before every podcast recording to feel confident and prepared!

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Have you ever wondered if you’re really a podcaster before the followers or the downloads start rolling in? You're not alone - I was right there too when I first launched my podcast in 2017.

In this episode, I share some of the biggest insights I’ve picked up along the way - from my own rocky beginnings to helping clients around the world step confidently into the podcasting space.

When I started podcasting in 2017, I had no idea if anyone would listen.

There was no roadmap, just a purpose I couldn’t ignore and a lot of second-guessing. Through trial, error, and a lot of determination, I discovered that legitimacy is something we cultivate within ourselves first.

Now, after years of working with aspiring podcasters - each at different stages of their journeys - I know firsthand that this feeling of “am I really cut out for this?” is universal.

In today’s episode, I dive deep into the mindset shifts and small, powerful actions you can take to feel legitimate from day one.

We’ll talk about my early struggles, the moments of doubt, and the ways I see my clients overcome these same fears to become the impactful voices they aspire to be.

Whether you’re just thinking of launching a podcast or already have a few episodes under your belt, this episode is packed with encouragement and practical advice to help you own your voice, grow your confidence, and fully embrace the journey ahead.

This one’s for anyone who’s ready to feel like they belong in the world of podcasting, right here, right now.

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When you're starting a podcast for your coaching practice, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement—choosing the right microphone, picking a catchy name, and dreaming of all the lives you'll touch.

But here's the truth: if you don’t have a clear "why," those early steps will feel scattered, and your podcast could end up feeling like a chore rather than an inspired project.

So today, we’ll dive into why knowing your "why" is the essential (and STRONG!!) foundation for your podcast that will not only save you time but also make this journey fulfilling and impactful.

We’ll also explore practical questions you can ask yourself to get clarity on your "why" and talk about how each episode should be tied to a deeper purpose, so you're not just podcasting for the sake of it—but really moving your listeners forward.

Practical Questions to Uncover Your "Why"

Now, let’s get practical. How do you actually uncover your "why"?

Here are some questions to ask yourself, especially as a coach:

Why Every Episode Needs a "Why"

Having a "why" for your entire podcast is important, but let’s take it a step further: every episode you create should have its own "why." Why this topic? Why now? Why will it move your ideal listener forward?

Before you record, ask yourself these questions for each episode:

In the episode I’ll walk you through every single one of these questions with practical examples to help you uncover your purpose, like how to identify the impact you want, who your ideal listener is, and how each episode can move them (as well as yourself) forward.

You’ll also hear real-life examples from the worlds leading top coaches and what we can learn from them.

Now sit back and enjoy this episode & reach out with your feedback and questions anytime!

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Episode mentioned in this episode: How to motivate yourself for the not-fun stuff in your Podcasting journey. Listen here.

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The other day I wrote myself in a big podcasting rant. And I was so surprised what happened next. You will hear all about it in this episode. If you've been feeling a bit frustrated with that download number count on your podcast, this will give you a much needed fresh perspective - and a sigh of relief.

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In this episode, I'm tackling one of the biggest stumbling blocks every podcaster faces, whether you're just starting out or have been in the game for years: the belief that all the choices you make for your podcast are set in stone.

I want to challenge that mindset because the reality is, your podcast is ever-evolving.

It’s supposed to change, grow, and adapt over time—and that’s not only normal, but it’s essential for your podcast’s success.

Using my own journey as an example—my very first episode from 2016 versus my most recent one from this week in 2024—you’ll hear firsthand why it would actually be a *bad* thing if everything about your podcast stayed the same.

Evolving Helps You Build a Stronger Connection with Your Audience too. As your audience grows and diversifies, so should your podcast. Evolving allows you to stay relevant, keep up with trends, and meet the changing needs of your listeners.

Authenticity shines when you allow yourself to adapt naturally, rather than forcing yourself into an outdated mold.

Learning from Your Past (Episode 1 vs. Episode Now):

Take a trip down memory lane—my very first episode recorded back in 2016 compared to the newest one released this week in 2024.

You’ll notice major changes: a stronger intro, different music, a more confident voice, a relaxed conversation without scripted questions - These changes, this growth happened because I embraced the learning curve. I allowed myself to evolve rather and changing things up (topic focus, music, guests) than fearing that any alteration would betray my original vision.

When you feel comfortable making changes, you’re more likely to take creative risks that could pay off in big ways.

Whether it's switching up your format, trying new segment ideas, or inviting different types of guests, change fosters innovation and keeps your podcast fresh.

So let's just embrace the simple truth and fact, that as we go along, our podcasts will change, just as much as we will.

And that we can still make changes down the road. Nothing is ever set in stone.

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Have you ever felt that sinking feeling when you share your podcasting dream with your partner, family, or close friends, only to be met with skepticism or indifference? It’s especially tough when the people we expect to be our biggest cheerleaders don’t quite get it or, worse, offer critical feedback that leaves us questioning ourselves.

In the latest episode of 'Podcasting with Impact', I tackle this topic head-on—because it’s something so many of us have experienced yet rarely talk about.

When we start a podcast, we’re filled with passion and excitement, driven by a vision to share something meaningful with the world. Especially in the beginning, we often look to our loved ones for validation, support, and maybe even content ideas. But what happens when that support doesn’t come? Or when their feedback feels more critical than constructive?

Here’s what we’ll dive into in this episode:

This episode is perfect for anyone who’s ever faced doubt from their loved ones about their podcast - or any creative endeavor, really. Whether you’re just starting or have been podcasting for a while, you’ll gain practical insights and mindset shifts to help you stay resilient in the face of criticism.

You’ll also hear two incredible insights from members of my LinkedIn community, Elayna Snyder and Nate Davis, whose comments on this topic truly resonated with me.

Their perspectives are not only thoughtful but also actionable, and I’m excited to share their full insights with you in the episode.

By tuning into this episode, you’ll gain:

If you’ve been feeling the sting of criticism lately, this episode will remind you that you’re not alone—and that you have the power to keep pushing forward.

Special Thanks

I want to give a special shout-out to Elayna Snyder https://www.linkedin.com/in/elayna-snyder/ and Nate Davis https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamnatedavis/​, who both shared invaluable insights that I’ll highlight in the episode. If you’re not already connected with them, I highly recommend doing so. Their thought leadership on storytelling and empathy is truly something special.

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After the holidays, getting back into work mode can feel like such a struggle. For me at least it was really hard this time and maybe you’ve spent days (or weeks) enjoying a slower pace, and maybe catching up with loved ones just like I did. 

But now, as you sit at your desk, the thought of getting back into your routine feels overwhelming. You’re unmotivated, and just not ready to leave the holiday mindset behind. If this sounds familiar, we will now together shake off that post-holiday blues and find our groove again.

Today I will share some of the tips that have personally helped me to get back into the groove and I will also be sharing some great suggestions from people within my LinkedIn network, brilliant entrepreneurs, coaches, doers and shakers that I am following. You can find all their links below. 

In this episode we’ll explore:

Special thanks to all the wonderful and brilliant people that shared comments & suggestions via LinkedIn: (order as mentioned in the episode) 

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One of my favorite Austria-based podcasters recently took a break, and guess what happened: it only heightened my anticipation for the next episode.

I found myself checking the feed regularly, never forgetting about the show. This experience reaffirmed my belief that if you keep your listeners in the loop and communicate what's happening, they won't drop off. Your loyal fans will be eagerly waiting for your return.

So, this is my invitation to you: especially now, when summer is here and (if you are a busy parent like me) school routines are on hold, don't stress about not having a new episode every week. 

Here's why taking breaks can be beneficial for your podcast:

The Benefits of Taking Scheduled Breaks

Communicate with Your Audience

Transparency is key. Let your listeners know about your break plans and what they can expect. Share updates through your podcast, social media, and newsletter. Keeping them informed builds trust and keeps your audience loyal.

To lead by example, PODCASTING WITH IMPACT will take a well-deserved summer break. There won't be any new episodes airing for July and August. I invite you to enjoy browsing through our back catalogue and to explore episodes you may have missed. I will be back with lots of beautiful, inspiring and super helpful new episodes for you in August. 

Listen to my short signing-off message, featuring the beautiful voices of my three kids, and let's look forward to an exciting return after a refreshing summer break.

Enjoy your summer!

Regina 

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In this episode, I want to share a transformative moment from my coaching journey that has shaped my perspective and approach to my business and life in the most impactful way.

One of the biggest breakthroughs I experienced with my own coach came when she shared a simple yet profound truth: "You are exactly where you are supposed to be."

This statement has become a cornerstone of my personal and professional development, and I believe it holds immense value for us Podcasters as well.

The Power of the Present Moment

In our fast-paced world, it's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle, constantly striving for the next goal, the next achievement, or the next milestone.

Don't get me wrong, ambition and vision are crucial but they can sometimes overshadow the importance of the present moment.

My coach's words were a powerful reminder to embrace the here and now, to stop fighting the moment and to be fully present with where I am right in this moment - in business as well as in life.

Why It’s Important Not to Fight the Moment

Being certain that where you are on your podcasting journey in this very moment is such a relief (isn't it?)

It's essential to acknowledge and celebrate the progress we've made and the position we currently hold.

Where you are right now is a result of your hard work, resilience, and dedication. And I am celebrating you for it all. Every tiny step you already made on your Podcasting journey.

Reflecting on my journey with being ok with where I am in my own podcasting journey, I realize that each moment, each fail, and each win has contributed to who I am today.

My coach's wisdom has taught me to honour my own path and to trust that I am exactly where I need to be.

This mindset has not only brought me so much ease but has also empowered me to pursue my vision with greater confidence and clarity.

As you navigate your own journey, I encourage you to remember that you are exactly where you are supposed to be.

Embrace the present, learn from it, and let it guide you towards your vision. Celebrate your progress and trust in your path.

By doing so, you'll find a balance that brings both fulfillment and forward momentum.

Thank you for being a part of this community and for allowing me to share this with you today.

I look forward to continuing this journey together.

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