I wanted to give a quick heads up to everyone here. I will be shutting down this Skool community in a couple of days. I appreciate everyone who has supported me. You can continue to private message me here on Skool if you have any questions about your own podcasting journey. I may reopen this community when I work out a more sustainable way to monetize it in the future.

I would argue no. For example, a fourth grader would seem like an expert to a third grader. Going even deeper, a third grader looking at a college student would find it far too overwhelming and wouldn’t connect as well as they would with a fourth grader. You don’t have to know everything to have a podcast about a subject; you just need to be a little bit ahead of your audience. People just want the next step.

I only use Facebook to see my Facebook memories and this was a good one. This was the first time I got to work in a major studio. It was at Dark Horse in Nashville and it was super inspirational seeing all the gold records on the walls. It was an exciting moment of learning and a bucket list item I was able to check off. The best part, it was only the beginning of my audio journey. What are some big goals you have for your business?

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