If my kids ever ask what the 90s were like…
If my kids ever ask me what the 90s were like, I will just show them this video:
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Joe’s Audio Notes: My Free, Private Podcast Experiment
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I was on Seeking Satisfaction with Jennifer Bourn
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I Just want to reinforce one point really quick, and that is that I had this network already and I provided value to these people. Right. I wasn’t just tapping them for work. I think that’s probably if you take one thing away from this conversation, it’s the importance of building a good network of relationships with people because that’s what has helped me the most. And that’s, long-term too — I just had my best month income-wise and I didn’t do any outreach for it. It was just people who had a budget for creators.
It was a delightful chat about the pressures of full-time content creation, monetizing podcasts, anxiety, therapy, and getting help. Be sure to listen and subscribe!
