I don't typically talk about co-hosts for podcasts because it's not something that I do with my show or something I have considered. But today, I want to share some questions for you to think about if you're considering a co-host for your show.

I released a new episode on The Proffitt Podcast recently all about The Ripple Effect of Podcasting and today I wanted to share a little bit about how this can be used for your podcast.

Don't be so rigid with your podcast techniques and schedules. Be flexible and fluid with the way you approach your show. 

Don't do this journey alone. Find your people. Supportive people that can help you on your journey.

I didn't have a boom arm for my microphone for the first year of my podcast, but now I know what I missing.

Today, I'm sharing a quick tip for Hindenburg users to make your life just a little bit easier! 

I don't always get up on my podcast soapbox, but when I do...it's usually about bad pitches! Today, I'm sharing a soapbox moment where I'm basically spitting fire at people sending stupid podcast pitches. It's definitely entertaining! 

LIMITED TIME ONLY: When this episode is published, there is a limited time Sneak Peek of Amy Porterfield's Digital Course Academy program. But only for a short period of time. So make sure you check out the link in this episode to see if the course is right for you.

Are your mic checks getting old? You're sick of doing them every single week? Well, too bad. Do you think Beyonce or Lady Gaga go out on stage without doing mic checks? Heck no! So if they're good for them, they're good for you too!

It's like that saying that you hate to hear, but one that always has an impact right when you need it most. So say it with me, "Done is better than perfect!"