Have you ever felt like you’re waiting for the
"perfect" moment to launch your podcast, only to watch months (or years) slip by?
Today my brother Matt is my guest on Natural Born Coaches ... Matt reveals how he launched his own show in less than a week, and gives his expert podcast tips and strategies from over a decade in the podcast trenches.
If you’re tired of the imposter syndrome and the "podfade" trap, Matt is breaking down the exact
sustainable systems he uses to build authority, ditch the need for a million-dollar studio, and finally get your message out to the world. It’s time to stop performing for others…start walking the walk!
What you'll hear in this episode:
- How Matt went from "never in a million years" wanting to host a show to having his podcast live on all platforms in less than a week.
- Why waiting for the "perfect" setup, or re-listening to your own episodes, is the fastest way to kill your podcasting momentum.
- The staggering statistics on how many podcasts quit within the first 8 episodes and how Matt’s sustainable approach keeps shows running for the long haul.
- Why he chose the solo format for his own podcast to establish authority, and why he warns
against listening too much to the opinions of others.
- The key reasons Matt advises against recording 20 episodes before even launching, and how to avoid punching yourself out in “Round One.”
- A reminder that you don't need a professional-grade studio to sound great, and the tremendous opportunity that exists for experts to launch podcasts right now.
- How joining the right community, and specifically the Coaching Jungle VIP was the catalyst that shifted Matt from a behind-the-scenes expert to public-facing creator.
- Why sharing the episodes you appear on isn't just "nice to do" - it's an essential part of podcasting etiquette that helps both the host and the guest.
Here's the link to check it
out!
https://www.naturalborncoaches.com/podcasts/episode-966-overcoming-imposter-syndrome-and-finding-your-voice-with-matt-mawhinney-of-podassist/
Marc Mawhinney