921: How to Build Anything When Your Calendar Is Already Full
The Goal Digger Podcast | Top Business and Marketing Podcast for Creatives, Entrepreneurs, and Women in BusinessShow Notes
Have you ever thought about starting a podcast but then talked yourself out of it because it felt too overwhelming, too technical, or you worried no one would listen?
You’re not alone, and today’s guest is proof that you don’t have to have it all figured out to launch something truly powerful. Head to http://www.freepodcastclass.com and I’ll share with you the first 3 steps to adding a podcast to your business–and how it could BECOME your business!
Stacy Smith is a full-time teacher, a mom, and a graduate of The Podcast Lab. She’s also the host of The Biking Wellness Podcast and today, she's asking ME the questions that have come up after launching her show.
She asks me things like: How do I grow my show with limited time? How do I stay aligned with my values while still marketing what sells? How do I know if my podcast is working when the numbers feel slow?
If you’re wondering whether starting a podcast is worth it—or how to actually keep one going when you have a full plate—this conversation is for you.
And if you’re ready to finally get your show into the world, I’ve got you! Register now for my free class “Podcasting 101: How to Start, Record, and Profit from Your Show” at http://www.freepodcastclass.com!
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