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See You at Podcast Movement!

The last few years, I’ve skipped out on Podcast Movement, and last year I had pretty hardcore FOMO.

So I decided this year I wouldn’t make the same mistake (it being geographically close made the decision much easier).

This week I’m heading down to DC for a week of podcasting talk and events and I couldn’t be more excited.

If you’re going to be there, I’d love to say hello! There are a few ways to connect:

  • I’ll be around, wearing my yellow Streamlined Solopreneur hat — so keep an eye out!
  • I’m also doing a number of Brain Dates about automation. If one fills up, don’t worry! I’ll be adding more.
  • You can also send me a DM on the PM app, Twitter, or LinkedIn. I’ll have them all installed on my phone, push notifications on!

My goal is to learn as much as I can about where podcasters spend too much time. And of-course meet awesome people.

But there’s also a late-breaking development on something I’ve been thinking about regarding podcast-specific communities.

There are lots of tools for this, including a new one I was excited about (I’m less excited now for reasons I may explain at some point). But nothing has really caught on.

So as I noodle on this, I’ll be talking to podcasters about that too.

If you’re not going to be there, don’t fret. I’m going to publish as regularly as I can over on the Podcast Workflows podcast feed. Listen and subscribe here.

One last thing — my latest episode of the podcast is a new installment in the 3 Things series: 3 Things I’m Struggling with for This Podcast.

It’s a good bit of introspection and I think you’ll enjoy it!

Listen Here

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