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Your podcast host (also known as a podcast hosting provider or media host) is like your show's home online. A game-changing tool or feature might seem like a reason for changing podcast host. • Check out Podcast Growth – a book with over 80 actionable strategies to build your audience Changing Podcast Host: How to Do It Heart still set on changing podcast host? You need to tell both your existing (old) host, and your new host that you'd like to move your show from one to the other.

In this episode, Michael and Megan answer a letter from long-time listener Caitlin who is in your shoes and not sure what to do next. They discuss different root issues that might be at play and show you how to create a vision for the entirety of your life The value of non-achievement time How burnout can be a sign you need to focus on other life domains •

Sustaining this level of energy to achieve challenging goals year after year means you must make work-life balance a priority for your team. According to a study by the Corporate Executive Board, it was found that people who felt happy with their work-life balance worked 21% harder and were 33% more likely to stay with their organization. So, what are some practical ways that you can help your employees achieve a better work-life balance? Create an Ideal Week for your team that provides uninterrupted time for deep work, team meetings, limits on expected response times, and so on.

So if you've got your own reasons for going cable-free, what are the best wireless microphone options out there right now? If you're looking to go hands-free, then one of the best options is to wear a mic on your head. The best value system in my opinion, if I had to commit to one, would probably be the Samson Go Mic Mobile ($170-ish) because you likely already own a smartphone (and thus, won't need to buy a digital recorder). There are plenty of good wireless mic options out there these days, but I'd only recommend getting one if you've got a good reason to go cable-free.

If you're sensing a change in the air, noticing the angle of sunlight, and taking more thoughtful walks, it's probably clear to you how podcasting is like gardening. If you know some folks who are genuinely interested in your work, you can send them a link to one or a few episodes, along with a nice message asking them for feedback. Apple Podcasts currently has over fifty podcasts about fly fishing, for example. Just like a garden, your audience soaks up different kinds of podcasts, current events, and entertainment.

In this episode, Michael and Megan dive into the danger of entitlement. By focusing on contribution, you can cultivate a team dedicated to helpfulness, excellence, and enthusiastic service. The one trait that defines leadership What makes a posture of gratitude so powerful

So unless you like particularly talking into the void in the foreseeable future, check out our battle-tested, market-ready list of podcast marketing strategies that you can implement right now to promote and grow your show. When it comes to audience-building and usage habits, new listeners will want as much content as you can give them before deciding whether or not they want to hit subscribe. Use platform analytics to optimize your topics, content, keywords, and flow based on the podcast segments, topics, and activities that truly excite your audience. Instead, go with the flow and either take your show down new and underexplored paths or consider creating spin-off podcasts to better satisfy the needs of a new audience.

Some examples of daily self-care habits that I recommend include: sleeping enough, eating well, exercising regularly, connecting with the people we love, engaging in meaningful hobbies, and making time for personal reflection. Here are three key benefits of prioritizing self-care that will drive your success at work as well. According to a 2012 study in the Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, not getting enough sleep is a primary risk factor in developing burnout,. Do you have time built in for the self-care habits that will enable you to achieve more?

After the conversation, the moderator said, “I’ve heard at least 50 people ask (the speaker) for follows, and this is the first time I’ve heard someone say, “ A good practice is to start the meeting as closed, inviting only the people you want as co-hosts and/or moderators, and then open the meeting to your followers, or all of Clubhouse. A spontaneous room like this is only going to grab people if your topic is very broad and trendy, or if you're already very famous. Because it’s a one-time chat, this means that the people who are there are making time for you.

Podchaser supports 2 types of profiles: a user profile and a creator profile. Clients, employers, guests, and collaborators may find your creator profile from a hyperlink in your resume, LinkedIn or other social media profile page. It's so powerful that a growing number of podcast Hosts, Editors, Voice Actors, etc are already using a hyperlink of their Podchaser creator profile as their audio resume. This tale of two Podchaser pages is just the beginning of how you can use Podchaser to attract clients, guests and employers.