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We are in the mini-series that I’m calling: Emails From My Inbox. I hear from a lot of you and I love that. But what I have found is that I get a lot of the same questions over and over and over again. So in this series I’m going to address some of the most common questions I get.
So today the question that I'm addressing, the email that I get, is: How do you make more time so that you can podcast? And so today's episode, I've titled:How to Get More Done, So that You Have More Time to Podcast. That's what we're going to talk about. Let's jump into this episode.
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I hear from a lot of you and I love that. But what I have found is that I get a lot of the same questions over and over and over again. So in this series I’m going to address some of the most common questions I get.
Today’s episode comes from the email: “Alana, I want to start a podcast but…”
Maybe you’ve said one of these statements yourself:
So today I’m diving into this response and giving you some tips on what to do if you find yourself saying, I want to start a podcast but… Let’s dive in.
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I am so excited to dive into this new mini-series what I'm calling: Emails From My Inbox. I hear from a lot of you and I love that. But what I have found is that I get a lot of the same questions over and over and over again. So in this series I’m going to address some of the most common questions I get.
So today we are kicking it off with: 10 Reasons Why Podcasters Struggle.
This is kind of a combination of questions, but it usually boils down to something along the lines of, “Hey, I'm stuck. I'm overwhelmed, I'm stressed out. I feel like I can't make progress with podcasting… I’m really struggling, what do I do?”
And the reasons podcasters struggle is usually one of these ten things I'm going to talk about today.
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And so in this episode, I want to talk to you about the pros and cons of taking a break. And talk about if you decide to take a break, how to do it.
And more! So let's dive into this episode.
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Today I’m welcoming another PodcastHER from my community, Yohonna Smith. We touch on topics like: how she has prevented burnout, added products and how she uses her podcast to promote them, how she got started podcasting and more.
Yohonna is the creator and host of the Girls Talking Life podcast. On each episode she brings you a girl and her story, plus some fun favorites. She hopes that by listening you'll be inspired to initiate change, to be intentional, to cultivate community and to love others well.
Yohonna lives in central Ohio, along with her husband, two daughters and one bad dog. There she spends her days in the details of family life, trying to find the balance between fun mom and responsible mom. She continuously struggles to find enough time in the day, to be brave enough to take action on the hard things, and to love Jesus more.
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This week we are talking all about revenue streams and how to know which one is right for your podcast.
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Get ready for March Monetization Madness! This March on the podcast we are tackling Podcast Monetization! Today, we are discussing the most common podcast monetization myths and the mindset shifts needed to move forward and monetize your show!
Ready to earn an income while also impacting lives?! Let’s go!
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In today’s episode we discuss how Latasha does all she does and still is able to podcast, and podcast well. Hint, she is very, very intentional. We talk about the boundaries she’s put in place, strategies she’s used, how she avoids burn-out.
If you are struggling to prioritize your podcast, if you just can’t seem to do it all, if people in your life aren’t taking you seriously, this episode is for you!
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Cue the confetti because today’s episode is the 100th episode of the Podcasting Party!
Maybe it’s the Enneagram 4 in me or just nostalgia but after 5+ years of podcasting, two shows, and over 100 episodes here on The Podcasting Party, I am sharing the things I’ve learned from my podcasting journey thus far.
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