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How Do I Decide Who to Invite to Be on My Podcast?

"I choose to use my voice, my platform and my soul to amplify them," she said. "To me getting the full story is somebody with a very curious soul" Her guests include people who have been her personal teachers on this path as well as peers that are also guides in her life.

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In this episode, I share the top lessons I’ve learned so far from starting, growing and monetizing a podcast.

We cover:

Why I started a podcast and my intention behind continuing it

Why podcasting is my favorite form of content creation after experiences creating courses, blogging, sharing on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube

The energetics of a successful podcast!

The ways the podcast has helped me grow personally and professionally

How switching my attention from the technical aspects of sharing my voice to the energetic aspects changed everything

How the podcast has remained the of my content universe as I’ve gone through multiple iterations of how I show up online

How solo episodes have unexpectedly become a huge part of the podcast

My creative process for recording solo episodes

How I make promo materials and graphics for podcast episodes

Some of the tools I’ve used to grow the podcast

How I find and book podcast guests

Top ways I’ve monetized the show

The easiest way to start monetizing your podcast no matter where you’re at in your podcasting journey

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Mentioned:

Zencastr for podcast recording and post-production

My tech setup (Shure Mic with a stand and this Logitech Webcam or MacBook Pro Built-in Camera)

Audacity software for when I want to record an episode on my computer (for solo episodes and in-person episodes)

Auphonic (automatic post-production for times I record locally on my computer, not on Zencastr)

Transformational Speaking audiobook by Gail Larsen

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