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1164: The 3 Principles I've Used To Create 1,164 Daily Podcasts (despite being a lazy bum)

from Stories Mean Business - Nick Warren · host Nick Warren

This is my 1,164th daily podcast, even though I'm basically a lazy bum.  Here are 3 principles I've used to do it. Principle 1: Simplicity Each podcast is short - 4-10 minutes, and deals with one thing. No guests (aside from Seth Godin on episode 1,000) No editing or real production value (I just used my phone for ages) Principle 2: Strategy Almost every problem in life is caused by short-term thinking My strategic goal was consistency, NOT quality Quality early on is a trap that stops you doing anything. Gmail was in beta for years. My podcast is ALWAYS in beta (like my life) Principle 3: Identity Daily shipping became part of my identity/story. Some days I'm busy, tired or out of ideas ... but who wants to break a streak of 30, 50, 100, 1000? Not me.  ------------------- The Stories Mean Business podcast with Nick Warren. One Idea A Day, Every Day. Get deeper into business storytelling: https://storiesmeanbusiness.com/storybusiness/ https://storiesmeanbusiness.com/podcast

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