EPISODE · Mar 29, 2023 · 12 MIN
How to be a mediocre podcast guest
from Professional Speaking: Known. Booked. Paid.
In this episode of Podfluence, we tackle the issue of lacklustre podcast guests and offer advice for those aiming to elevate their performance. I've noticed that many people shy away from speaking up online due to a fear of negative reactions, resulting in bland and unremarkable content. To combat this, I urge you to turn up the dial on your personal energy and express your passions and convictions wholeheartedly. Additionally, I stress the importance of tough love - being willing to challenge clients and respectfully disagree with others, while still remaining positive and kind in feedback delivery. Ultimately, I believe that being memorable requires standing out, and the only way to achieve that is by authentically and passionately embodying your work. Enjoying the content? Join me for the Podfluence Weekly newsletter HERE to get articles and show updates every week.You are warmly invited to join other coaching & speaking professionals who are building their authority through podcasting in the Podfluencers Facebook Group and pick up your free download of The Complete Podcast Guest Superstar FrameworkThere are 2 things that fill my heart with joy: one is people sharing my episodes because they've been helpful and hopefully entertaining, and the other is people leaving reviews for Podfluence on Apple Podcasts or PodChaser. Either of these will earn my ever-lasting gratitude and both might just get you on my Christmas card list.Of course, if you REALLY like the show, you're welcome to support Podfluence financially with our Supercast link Support the show Mentioned in this episode:The Known, Booked & Paid Blueprint (Founding cohort)Get all the information on the Known, Booked & Paid Blueprint at https://presentinfluence.com/kbpb to see if it's the right fit for you.
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