What's Falling Off of Your Podcasting Plate?

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Do you feel like your podcasting to-do list is becoming a too long list and

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maybe too many things are just not getting done?

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If so, you're going to want to take at least two minutes, probably more to listen to this.

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Think through the exercise that we're going to go through.

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Before you really start considering hiring an editor.

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Welcome to hiring a podcast editor.

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My name is Bryan Entzminger.

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I'm a podcast, editor and manager at TopTierAudio.com.

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your thoughts and make sure you don't anything.

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One thing that I see that really, I think, happens to a lot of podcasters and it might be happening to you as well, is

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that we start podcasting and as we do, our to-do list starts growing and it continues to grow and it continues to grow.

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Maybe if that's you, there are some things that you want to.

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That you're just not able to get to.

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Maybe there are some new things you want to do.

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Maybe there are things that you used to do that you just can't seem to get back to because

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now something else is consuming your time.

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Maybe your ability to grow your show or to grow your income is stalled.

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Because other things are getting done first speaking from experience, that can be a pretty scary place, but today

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we're going to try to take some of the fear out of that.

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We're going to drag that monster out of the dark and into the light.

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We're going to start to name it and then we're going to start to tame it.

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Now that might seem like a kind of a silly analogy and it probably is, but I believe that there is

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some serious power in taking the time to take stock of what's taking you away from what you really.

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Need to, or want to be doing that's what we're going to be doing the outset that not everything that's

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on your to-do list necessarily deserves to be there.

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And conversely, I would also say that not everything that seems to be taking your time away from something is.

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Maybe something that needs to be let go.

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Right?

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So that's the reality there.

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The same is true for me, but I think that if we take the time to do this as a brainstorming session, so not trying

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to edit everything, but just get it all down on paper.

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Then later, as you're continuing this process of refining, what you're looking for in your podcast, editor, your

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podcast, producer, what you want your future to look like.

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You can then decide what you actually.

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Want to have matter for you?

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Not what I say is important, although I have some opinions, not what somebody else says is important,

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but the time to go, okay, this matters to me.

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And to start making those trade off decisions based on some things that are written down and are concrete, and you've

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had time to think through rather than what often ends up in my mind being kind of an emotionally jumbled mess.

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Okay.

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So if you're good with that, we're going to keep on going the analogy I like.

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To use for this is the idea of something falling off of your plate.

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When we have dinner, we generally have plates that are a certain size and there's a certain

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amount of food that will fit on that plate.

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Generally, I try to leave my plate with a little bit of margin because I don't actually need all

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of the calories that I could fit on a plate.

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However, For special occasions like Thanksgiving or Christmas, I might have more stuff that I want

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to keep piling on my plate than actually fits.

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And the idea here is that a lot of times as podcasters, that can happen to us as well.

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And when it does, we can start to make some messes, right?

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It can start to affect our commitments.

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It can start to affect our relationships.

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It can start to affect our attitude.

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It can also start to affect the quality of our show.

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And that's why we want to take some time to think this through.

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Now, this.

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This could be approached as a calling exercise, right?

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Some things you want to take off of your plate, totally get that.

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This is also a place for you to start taking stock of the things that you're not able to get to, that you

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might either be able to ask for help with, or maybe reprioritize as you get help with another part of your show.

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Right?

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So that's the idea here is we're just trying to get all this stuff out.

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I like to think of this in kind of three different categories.

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One of them.

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Podcast production.

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We'll go through some things that might be falling off of your plate.

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In terms of podcast production.

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One of them might be in the area of community or relationships or marketing.

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Those for me, I'll kind of fit into the same general place.

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They may not for you, but that's how I think of them.

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And then the other one.

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Is the idea that some of this might be affecting things that are related to income or growth.

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I understand that not every podcaster wants to make money.

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Totally fine with that.

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You don't have to make money from your podcast.

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You don't have to make money because of your podcast.

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However, if you're thinking of hiring a podcast editor, there's a good chance that there's some kind of revenue stream going on.

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Or it's going to be really hard to hire and afford a professional editor.

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Just, you know, that, I mean, that's the reality of the situation, right?

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Because editors are not cheap.

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So the first category is the, the idea of podcast production.

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And there are a lot of things that go into production.

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There's the preparation, right?

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There's the actual performance.

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There's the, the post production, all of that kind of stuff.

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And if you start to get overwhelmed, at least for.

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A lot of times, the thing that was easiest to drop off of my plate was the, the stuff that comes before recording.

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And so I often struggled in the idea of content strategy.

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There's a lot more effort that goes into creating a series of 10 episodes around a single topic and trying to get all those

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interviews or conversations or whatever lined up and taken care of so that you can release on a schedule as compared to.

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Interviewing, whoever comes next.

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And I know when I started to get overwhelmed, that was one thing that really felt overwhelming to me.

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Another one falls in the area of planning content, right?

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So maybe a little, maybe a level down from strategy.

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There's the idea that I've got an episode coming up.

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But I need to plan the content for that.

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And that involves everything from potentially research or researching a guest, maybe making sure

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that I've chosen the right guest and vetting them for the quality of the content that I'm looking for.

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It could also include if they're an author reading the book.

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I always liked to read the book because I felt like I couldn't have a really good conversation with an author,

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unless I'd read at least a good portion of the book.

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I didn't always get all of 'em and I was honest with them.

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Right.

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Work at a full-time job, working as a professional editor, interviewing people who have written books, it takes some time.

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Right?

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So I was always honest with people, but at the same time, it wasn't the level that I was looking for.

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And as my production, ebbed and flowed, sometimes that got more attention and sometimes it didn't, and that

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was something that tended to fall off of my plate.

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Now I'll be.

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Transparent with you.

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My podcasting plate is still pretty full.

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And so there are still things that are falling off of my plate.

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Another thing that might be falling off of your plate, or maybe another way to look at this might be kind of slipping

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over the edge and maybe dragging a little bit on the table.

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Could be the actual performance, maybe.

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You're doing the preparation and you're putting it all together, but then when you go to delivery, you don't have the energy.

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You don't have the passion that you used to have, right.

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That could start to be slipping off of your plate.

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Another thing that often tends to slip is writing the show notes, the quality of the titles, all of the things that go into that.

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That's easy to let it slip off.

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In fact, that was one of the things that slipped for me when I was producing the engaging missions show.

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I'll share a little bit more about that in a minute.

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And another thing that sometimes starts to slip for people is the editing, right?

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Maybe you used to spend hours and hours and hours editing.

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Now you've got enough time to record, add the intro and the outro and publish it.

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And this isn't a no judgment zone.

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I'm not saying that you can't do.

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But I don't think that you'd be listening to this show.

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If that's the quality that you wanted to put out now, for me with the engaging missions show, as I shared

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there, there were times when my production schedule ebbed and flowed and my energy ebbed and flowed, and

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my other commitments had all of these ups and downs.

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And so there were times when things started to fall off of my plate.

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One of the things.

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for me was often a consistent struggle when I was doing it was writing the show notes.

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Now I think I'm a reasonably good writer, but I'm not a great writer.

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So for me doing the interviews was pretty easy.

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I did a lot of prep, you know, I tried to think through what I would want to talk about and how to sequence that,

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to make it flow as best I could and try to leave open-ended questions to kind of allow the guest story to come out.

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I, I would try to do all of that kind of stuff, but.

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Coming up with a way to summarize that and to then capture the important points and to put the show notes

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together in a way that I felt would add the most value and that some of this was really kind of internal stuff.

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It was important to me.

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My listeners may not have cared.

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Right.

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But it was important to me.

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And that was one of the things that started to slip.

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And so when I took stock of the things that were not where I wanted them to be.

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That was one of the things that I put down for that show that I wanted to fix.

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And it wasn't too far into that show that I actually hired a.

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It was somebody that I knew from church.

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She was a good writer.

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And so I brought her in and she would listen to the episodes.

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She would write the show notes for me, and then I would go on and publish them.

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And that's one of the ways that I approached that kind of thing.

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So if you haven't already go ahead and pause this recording and think through.

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As it relates to your podcast production.

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Are there things that are falling off of your plate or slipping off of your plate or things

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that seem just the tiniest bit out of reach?

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Go ahead and take care of those.

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The next category I think of as community or relationships or marketing.

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And because podcasting in my view is a social medium.

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right.

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It's social, we're interacting.

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I would love to hear from you, by the way, if you're interested in reaching out to me,

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bryan@toptieraudio.com, I would love to hear from you.

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Podcasting is a social medium.

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And so part of your job as a podcaster in my book is to engage with your listeners and your community, and

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to make sure that you understand what your audience or your market wants to be, where they are as best

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you can with the time and the resources you have.

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and to share what you're doing, right.

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Because you're making it because it's valuable for somebody.

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And so there are a lot of things that go into that.

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And some of them are kind of the mechanical things that we might think about.

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And some of them are just having time.

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As I think about my journey, some of the places where I tend to struggle, and I'm trying not to

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project on you, but maybe these will speak to you.

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Are the areas of creating customized graphics, like quote cards or images with the guests.

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Face on it or custom graphics for the episodes or that kind of thing.

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Sometimes I struggle.

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And sometimes I still struggle with engagement, right.

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To.

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Be on social media and it's a challenge, right?

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I mean, I've got a job, I've got a family, I've got this business.

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And also sometimes it feels like I need to engage.

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Now, the reality is I love my friends.

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I want to engage with them, but sometimes it does start to feel like it's slipping off the plate, another area.

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And this one actually is difficult for me.

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Is emails or email newsletters.

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Maybe that started to fall off of your plate.

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Another one might.

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Offering people, the places to connect either with you or with each other, maybe having calls or I don't

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know, master classes or some kind of get together.

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I know that I hosted last year as I'm recording this, it was last year.

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I hosted for a few months.

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A podcast mixer.

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And that's something that I couldn't continue because of my time commitments elsewhere, but that was great.

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Cuz we'd get together with anywhere from five to 10 podcasters.

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Some of them would know each other, some of 'em that wouldn't and we'd just talk about podcasting things.

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This wasn't a real great lead generator for me, but it was a great connection point.

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Maybe some of those are starting to slip off of your plate.

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If there's something in this category that kind of speaks to you.

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Just go ahead and make note of.

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The third category that I like to think about is in the area of business and income.

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And like I said, at the beginning, you don't have to earn income because of, or from your podcast.

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However, if you're thinking about bringing on help, that money's going to have to come from somewhere.

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And my preference is always if possible to have that come from either from your.

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Or from something related to your show or from something that your show is enabling.

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Right?

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So I've got a, a client who has a business.

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His business has been subsidizing his podcast for a while.

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And so we're working together to come up with some ways to make sure that his podcast, which is not

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specific to his business can also serve his business.

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Right.

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So there there's a, a tie in there, but that's kind of a side trail.

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When I think about business or business development or that kind of thing, there's certainly the idea of sales calls.

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Some of those things that could fall out or maybe add development or additional outreach or that kind of thing.

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Definitely.

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You know, if you need to do some kind of outreach and you're not getting that done because you're

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making your podcast, well, that may be a long-term play, but you still have that short term gap to fill.

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Right.

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So that's something that you might want to take.

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Note of another thing might.

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if your entire calendar's filled up with production, but you also need to have consulting or coaching

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calls with clients or with prospective clients.

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Well, you've gotta have time available for that.

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Right?

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So that might be something that's falling off of your plate.

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The big one, especially for a lot of content creators and people who provide training or resources or consulting might

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be things like creating courses or tools or things like that.

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That would be valuable for people.

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If that's you, then you'd want to make sure that you're taking note of that.

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Now in my business, the challenge is that I'm always focused on doing the work.

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not on the marketing.

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And I say that it's a challenge in, in reality, it's a bit of a problem and transparently, it's a little

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bit of a perspective problem, but I've really been trying to focus on that as I've been making this show.

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So this show takes some time it's not super time consuming, but it does take some time to produce, however, As I'm producing

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this show, I'm also trying to make sure that I'm making resources for you so that if you're thinking of hiring that

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podcast editor, you've got something to help you through that.

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So if you listen to the end of the episode, you'll be hearing about a resource that you can download

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that might help guide you through this process.

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And that's one of the things that I'm trying to do now, like I said, you may have your own list.

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This is not intended to be an inclusive or an exclusive list.

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Before you go and write that ad, or you think about who you want to hire, or you start posting in Facebook groups.

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Hey, who can recommend a great editor?

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Take the time to think through everything.

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I know it can seem like a long time.

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My goal isn't to make it long and laborious, but I do want you to get what you're looking for.

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Not just what seems expedient right now.

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And that's kind of what this, this episode, this exercise is all about.

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So take the time to think through what is it that's falling off of your plate.

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Not going to try and fix it right now.

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We're just going to try and make that list.

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Next time.

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We're going to talk about something that's maybe related, but a little bit more fun because we're going to be talking about

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needs and some stuff like that, but it's really going to be around trying to define the style that you're looking for.

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