Are You Struggling with Video Podcasts? Well, so was I. That’s why, on October 1st, I started my 100 Days of Podcasting Challenge. Now, 50 episodes in, I’m sharing everything I’ve learned—the good, the bad, and the unexpectedly amazing.

In this episode of Pod Savvy Guide, I dive into the lessons I’ve picked up along the way, from overcoming the challenges of transitioning to video podcasting to mastering the art of guest booking. Whether you’re feeling stuck or just looking for ways to streamline your process, this episode is packed with tips and inspiration to help you hit your podcasting goals.

Episode Highlights:

• 🚀 How Big Goals Drive Big Change: My journey to 100 episodes.
• 🌟 Why Mistakes Are Your Best Teachers: Embracing imperfections.
• 🎥 Making the Leap to Video Podcasting: What worked, what didn’t, and what’s next.
• 🗓️ Streamlining Guest Booking: Systems that save time and headaches.
• 💪 Overcoming Self-Doubt: Building confidence through consistency.
• 🤖 Automation Tools That Work: Save time without sacrificing quality.

• "Are you struggling with video podcasts? Well, so was I."
• "I'm halfway there—50 episodes down, 50 more to go!"
• "Booking guests used to be overwhelming, but now it’s my favorite part."
• "Riverside FM completely changed my workflow—here’s how."
• "Don’t let fear stop you. Start messy, and keep going!"

🎯 Weekly Challenge: Just Do It

Alright, listeners, here’s the challenge for this week: If something sparked in your mind while you were listening to this episode—an idea, a project, a goal—don’t overthink it. Just do it Whether it’s booking your first podcast guest, trying out video for the first time, or even setting up that automation tool you’ve been putting off, take the leap. The best way to make progress is to start, even if it’s messy or imperfect.

Remember, action creates momentum, and momentum leads to growth. I believe in you, and I can’t wait to hear about the amazing things you accomplish this week!

Now go out there and make it happen. Remember, your audience is waiting, your show is needed, and your voice is powerful. Keep making the impact only your show can bring.