Podcasting Reflections: A Year of Growth, Giggles and Owning my Own Voice
Sep 13, 2023 ·
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Welcome to this special anniversary episode of the Future-Proof Your Business podcast, as I celebrate its first year and reflect on my podcasting journey over the past 12 months. Join...
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Welcome to this special anniversary episode of the Future-Proof Your Business podcast, as I celebrate its first year and reflect on my podcasting journey over the past 12 months.
Join me as I share insights from behind the scenes of the 44 episodes and the 7 key learnings that I’m taking with me into the next year:
1) Get really clear on why.
It really does make a difference when you know why you’re doing it. It has made things so much easier and really helped in those sticky moments when I just wanted to curl up in a ball and cry!Energy and resources.
2) Work out what you think you need and then multiply it by at least 50%.
I thought I knew what it was going to take and as you know I’m not afraid of putting the work in, but I completely underestimated the energy, time and resources needed to really get the most out of the podcast, to create quality content and share it in the right way.
3) Recognising My Strengths and My Ramblings
I've always known I could talk, (and yep I know I can ramble), but what I didn't anticipate was the debilitating fear that took over me when I found myself facing the Riverside studio screen all by myself.
4) Connecting with My Audience
Checking in with myself and keeping in mind who the podcast is for and who I want to reach has been key, and finding ways to get feedback and what you want or need, and how I can add value is something I need to keep working on.
5) Don’t be afraid to try new things
I’ve learned to be ok with tweaking things, trying new ways of doing things or even changing my mind, again! It really is OK to say you’re not sure or not happy with something and keep trying until it feels right. I’m still working on my intro and episode style and I know the whole podcast will keep on moving forward with me as I grow and my business evolves.
6) Embracing My Own Voice
Taking a leaf out of Dolly Parton's book, I'm learning to be unapologetically myself. Owning my unique style, including the choice of music, has been liberating and has made such a difference to my podcast, to my business and to me.
7) Enjoying the Journey and Embracing Imperfections
Not taking things too seriously and having a giggle! Finding joy in the process, and being OK with things not being perfect has been a game-changer for me and my clients. I've loved every moment of this journey, even when my chocolate Labrador, Kylo, decides to join in!
Finally, the positives that have come from this adventure have been incredible. From building awareness for my business and what I do, sharing my clients’ stories and expertise and connecting with listeners and people all over the world.
These last 12 months have been a rollercoaster and I've definitely come out stronger and much clearer about who is Lucy Rennie.
I'm beyond excited for the future of this podcasting journey, and I'd love to hear from you. Please get in touch and share your thoughts, your feedback, and any topics you'd like me to dive into in future episodes.
Thanks for listening,
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Join me as I share insights from behind the scenes of the 44 episodes and the 7 key learnings that I’m taking with me into the next year:
1) Get really clear on why.
It really does make a difference when you know why you’re doing it. It has made things so much easier and really helped in those sticky moments when I just wanted to curl up in a ball and cry!Energy and resources.
2) Work out what you think you need and then multiply it by at least 50%.
I thought I knew what it was going to take and as you know I’m not afraid of putting the work in, but I completely underestimated the energy, time and resources needed to really get the most out of the podcast, to create quality content and share it in the right way.
3) Recognising My Strengths and My Ramblings
I've always known I could talk, (and yep I know I can ramble), but what I didn't anticipate was the debilitating fear that took over me when I found myself facing the Riverside studio screen all by myself.
4) Connecting with My Audience
Checking in with myself and keeping in mind who the podcast is for and who I want to reach has been key, and finding ways to get feedback and what you want or need, and how I can add value is something I need to keep working on.
5) Don’t be afraid to try new things
I’ve learned to be ok with tweaking things, trying new ways of doing things or even changing my mind, again! It really is OK to say you’re not sure or not happy with something and keep trying until it feels right. I’m still working on my intro and episode style and I know the whole podcast will keep on moving forward with me as I grow and my business evolves.
6) Embracing My Own Voice
Taking a leaf out of Dolly Parton's book, I'm learning to be unapologetically myself. Owning my unique style, including the choice of music, has been liberating and has made such a difference to my podcast, to my business and to me.
7) Enjoying the Journey and Embracing Imperfections
Not taking things too seriously and having a giggle! Finding joy in the process, and being OK with things not being perfect has been a game-changer for me and my clients. I've loved every moment of this journey, even when my chocolate Labrador, Kylo, decides to join in!
Finally, the positives that have come from this adventure have been incredible. From building awareness for my business and what I do, sharing my clients’ stories and expertise and connecting with listeners and people all over the world.
These last 12 months have been a rollercoaster and I've definitely come out stronger and much clearer about who is Lucy Rennie.
I'm beyond excited for the future of this podcasting journey, and I'd love to hear from you. Please get in touch and share your thoughts, your feedback, and any topics you'd like me to dive into in future episodes.
Thanks for listening,
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