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Life Lessons Learned After One Year Of Podcasting
Do you ever look back at your work and realize how far you’ve come?
After recovering from all the cringing at your awkward, younger self, of course!
But then your existential embarrassment settles, and you become grateful for your younger self for taking the physical and emotional risk to put yourself out there. For me, it was committing to releasing one podcast episode a week, no matter what for the past year.
It’s awesome now to be able to say I have 50+ episodes out now. And I’ve learned so much along the way, both in the podcasting industry, in entrepreneurship, and content creation, as well as within myself as a human, an Asian American, and a man.
Whether you’ve been thinking about getting into podcasting or not, this post will be useful for those who want to be a better communicator and to live a better life in general.
Here are the life lessons podcasting has taught me in the first year.
Consistency Within Yourself Is Key
I know this may be drawn out for most of you, as everyone says it! Be consistent! Make content every day! But it really is important. Because the thing is, most people aren’t, and no matter how you or someone else judges your work, showing up consistently is…
