100: Top 5 Lessons Learned From Publishing 100 Podcast Episodes

"There are days you show up to do it, and you're tired. Hitting 100 episodes is a lot of work, but you don't want to give up. You have to have perseverance and commitment. What do you commit to here? Don't give up." - Kathy Caprino In today's episode, I'm celebrating a very special milestone for Finding Brave, the publishing of our 100th episode. The entire process of creating and publishing a podcast each week and birthing brand new episodes in rapid succession--and giving content that listeners (hopefully) enjoy and find valuable--is an amazing experience for me, but it's not without some interesting "stretching" experiences and challenges. If you're considering launching your own podcast, or working towards expanding your thought leadership and influence, the lessons I've gleaned from doing this podcast consecutively for 100 weeks I hope will allow you to start you own podcast or build your influence with eyes wide open. I want to help you be best prepared to get the return on energy, time and financial investment that you are looking for from your podcast, while making sure it is an amazing experience for you, as well as sustainable and rewarding. I hope this episode helps you build great success doing work you are proud of. Thank you so much for listening and celebrating 100 episodes along with me, because without you, after all, there would be no Finding Brave show.

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