Episode 92 · June 10, 2022 · 11:53

How to Start a Podcast: It's so Easy a Blind Guy can Do It!

About this episode

Today's episode kicks off a new series of coaching-style episodes designed to help you with all aspects of life and business.

Starting a podcast can seem overwhelming with all that is involved, but I'm here to break it down into its most simplest form... Because afterall, it's so easy a blind guy can do it!

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KEY POINTS & TAKEAWAYS

  • First, you do not have to do it all yourself!
  • Second, STOP stressing over which mic to purchase and just make a decision!
  • Third, realize recording a podcast is easier when done with a friend or guest
  • Fourth, Fall in love with your voice
  • And lastly, remember that connections happen through conversations!

SPONSORED BY Kevin Lowe Coaching

Let me help you launch your podcast!

*Reach out to Kevin if you are interested in receiving his support in launching a podcast to elebate your brand, to connect with your customers, or to build your audience. Kevin helps people in all aspects of life and business as a Transformational Life & Business Coach.

Contact Kevin via KevinLoweCoaching.com

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