In my short absence, I may make some content over on YouTube HERE . So give me a follow there and I will probably be making posts in my co-host's @Jenna Ostrye Skool STRATEGIC LEADER TRAINING every now and then. If you want to join hers. I've honestly learned a ton about business from her, so you should join if you haven't 😁

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.

It took a round of follow ups but I landed a podcast interview yesterday! It's going to be my second after the one in A Look Into Leadership 😬 We also recorded 3 episodes of French Toast to Business so far, we need a bit more to start releasing them but we are on our way! Thank you @Eric Howell for all your advices and guidance. We are so grateful. Have the best day everybody

I’m planning to reach out to some podcasters about joining their shows, starting with the ones who’ve mentioned they’re looking for guests. Here’s the DM template I’m thinking of using: Hi [Podcaster's Name], I noticed your call for podcast guests and I’m excited about the possibility of joining your show! I’m Marianne, an accountability and productivity coach who helps solo entrepreneurs thrive by mastering their time and overcoming isolation. I’d be thrilled to share insights and strategies on your podcast. I’m also sending over a podcast one sheet with more details about what I can bring to your audience. Can we chat about a potential episode together? Marianne. @Eric Howell what do you think? I'm also sharing my podcast one sheet for your expert review 😀

We are outlining our podcast episodes and have encountered a dilemma. Our first episode provides an overview of our journey as entrepreneurs. Originally, episode 2 was titled "How We Quit Our Jobs and Started Fresh." However, while outlining, we realized that to cover our journey in detail—especially our decision to take the leap and what it meant for our family—we need 3 episodes. The question is: Is it a good move to dedicate episodes 2 to 4 to detailing our personal story and setting the scene, or is that too focused on us too early on? An alternative could be to initiate themed discussions and reserve our personal stories for later episodes. What are your thoughts and ideas? Thanks! @Kevin Suarez Sabugo