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Harry Duran

Interested in the world of podcasting and looking to be inspired by those that have demonstrated success with their shows?
Since 2014 Harry Duran, Founder of podcast agency FullCast, has had hundreds of conversations with some of the most fascinating podcasters in the podosphere. His relaxed, conversational format allows guests to kick back their heels and share valuable and sometimes personal insights of their podcasting journey.
If you're looking to open your mind and heart to new possibilities, this is the show for you!
Follow the journey: https://harryduran.com

Podcast Junkies - Conversations with Fascinating Podcasters

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Are you spreading yourself too thin in your business ventures? In this episode, I chat with Alex Sanfilippo, founder of PodMatch, a platform that connects podcast hosts and guests. Alex is a seasoned entrepreneur who has learned the art of focusing on what truly matters in business.

We explore Alex's journey of scaling back from multiple ventures to concentrate on PodMatch, highlighting the importance of clarity and alignment. Alex shares how he realized that trying to do everything was diluting his core offering and how refocusing has led to significant growth and impact.

Beyond the main discussion, we touch on the state of podcast interviewing, effective networking strategies at conferences, and Alex's creative outlet of making memes. Alex also opens up about his personal values and how they shape his approach to business and life.

If you're looking to streamline your efforts and make a bigger impact, this episode is packed with insights and practical advice. Click to listen and discover how focusing on what truly matters can transform your business and personal life.
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Key Takeaways
0:00 Intro

11:35 Core values and beliefs

32:55 Podmatch best practices

37:48 Extroversion at conferences

45:27 Misunderstandings about Alex
Tweetable Quotes"I have this respect for what podcasting is and the way that information is delivered. I love to learn that way. Beyond that, I have some core convictions. Loving and serving people is at the core of who I am.""We've seen it in the business growth as well. When we had all the things, you think multiplication versus addition. But the reality is, the more narrow focused I've gotten, the better it's done.""I'm not saying I wish I could go back. I'm just saying I really enjoyed that time. I took a lot of very small lessons, a lot of very big lessons learned along the way."Resources Mentioned
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexsanfilippo/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ajsanfilippo/

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AlexJSanfilippo

Twitter - https://twitter.com/alexsanfilippo8

Podcast Junkies Website: podcastjunkies.com

Podcast Junkies YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Podcastjunkies/

Podcast Junkies Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcastjunkiesjunkies/

Podcast Junkies Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastjunkies

Podcast Junkies Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcast_junkies

Podcast Junkies LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/podcastjunkies

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359 Alex Sanfilippo - Mastering Podcast Interviews: Insights from Podmatch Founder

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Feeling overwhelmed by the demands of podcasting while trying to maintain your passion? You're not alone, and this episode is here to help. In this episode, I chat with Suzy Buttress, the host of The Casual Birder podcast. Suzy is a passionate birder who turned her love for nature into a podcast that connects listeners worldwide. With years of experience, she shares her journey of balancing podcasting with her passion for birding.

We dive into the challenges Suzy faces in maintaining consistency with her podcast while actively engaging in birding adventures. She opens up about her experiences with building a virtual bird club, which has become a vibrant community for bird enthusiasts across the globe. Suzy's story is a testament to the power of following your passion and the connections it can create.

Beyond her podcasting journey, we explore the evolving landscape of podcasting, the importance of community engagement, and the potential for monetization. Suzy also shares insights on how she plans to expand her reach and continue growing her audience.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that will resonate with anyone looking to balance their creative pursuits with their passions. Click to listen and discover how Suzy navigates the world of podcasting and birding.
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Key Takeaways
0:00 Intro

6:59 Starting the Podcast

12:39 Passion for Birding

20:30 Listener Engagement

28:31 Community and Collaboration

37:16 Bird Club Insights

43:14 Monetization and Future Plans

49:11 Reflections and Personal Growth
Tweetable Quotes"I feel like starting the podcast was one of the best things I could ever have done. It's really given me emotional contact with people. It's widened my knowledge of what's going on in the world.""There's more than one way to enjoy birds. And actually there's a very long list of the ways that you can enjoy them. There's people that do mindful birding, so they will just sit and appreciate the birds that are around.""I still have the show and it's still my passion. I move around about what kind of episodes I'm going to release, and over the last year I've struggled to be consistent. So I'm always trying to work back towards being consistent with my episodes."Resources Mentioned
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/casual-birder-podcast/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/casualbirderpodcast/

Podcast Junkies Website: podcastjunkies.com

Podcast Junkies YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Podcastjunkies/

Podcast Junkies Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcastjunkiesjunkies/

Podcast Junkies Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastjunkies

Podcast Junkies Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcast_junkies

Podcast Junkies LinkedIn:

360 Suzy Buttress - The Casual Birder's Evolution: From Passion to Global Community

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Ever wondered how to turn your passion for history into a successful podcast? Philip Gibbons, host of Bite Sized Biographies, shares his journey and insights on creating engaging historical content for a modern audience. Philip Gibbons, host of the popular podcast Bite Sized Biographies, joins us to discuss his unique approach to making history accessible and entertaining. With a background in Fortune 500 companies and a stint on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?", Philip brings a diverse perspective to his podcasting journey.

In this episode, we explore Philip’s process for condensing 700-page biographies into digestible, hour-long episodes. He shares his production workflow, marketing strategies, and the challenges of growing a niche podcast in a crowded market. Philip’s commitment to quality content and his love for history shine through as he discusses the evolution of his show over 150 episodes. 

We also delve into the importance of email marketing for podcasters, the potential of AI in content creation, and Philip’s thoughts on navigating the current political climate. His insights on perseverance and finding joy in the podcasting process offer valuable lessons for both new and experienced content creators.

If you're passionate about history, podcasting, or simply curious about turning your interests into a successful creative project, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to gain practical advice and inspiration from Philip Gibbons' podcasting journey.
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Key Takeaways
0:00 Intro

5:31 Passion for history and podcast concept

11:22 Production workflow and challenges

19:57 Marketing strategies and audience growth

25:53 YouTube presence and potential AI integration

33:03 Email marketing and audience engagement

41:51 Future goals and podcast progress

48:58 Most misunderstood aspect of the host
Tweetable Quotes
"I take that 700 page book that you will never read and digest it into two parts, less than an hour. For some very famous people, or even some oddball people you've never heard of, I kind of do that process for you in a way that makes it interesting to most people, even if they have no interest or would define history as boring."

"If you're interested in podcasting, don't try to chase audience. Find something that you really like and want to do because you're going to last 10 episodes if you're not really jazzed by podcasting. You've got to find your niche, you've got to find an audience, and you also have to find something that motivates you to keep posting this stuff."

"I wouldn't have cranked out 150 episodes if I didn't love what I do. Clearly, I have thought about other topics, yet my perspective is I've known other podcasters who've searched out other topics and they found they didn't even do as well with their second or third topic because they got so stretched thin that the whole thing fell apart after that."
Resources Mentioned
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipdgibbons/

Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/phil.gibbons

X - https://x.com/PhilipDGibbons

Podcast Junkies Website: podcastjunkies.com

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361 Philip Gibbons - From Millionaire to Podcaster: Byte-Sized History Revolution

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Ever wondered how to tap into your spiritual power without falling into the traps of 'fluffy bunny' spirituality or dangerous practices? This episode might just be your guide to authentic spiritual growth.

Kelle Sparta, host of Spirit Guide and Spirit Sherpa podcasts, joins us to share her journey from real estate podcaster to spiritual teacher. With 50 years of spiritual study under her belt, Kelle brings a unique blend of personal growth and energetic training to her work.

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of spiritual podcasting and personal transformation. Kelle shares her insights on the challenges of creating spiritual content, the importance of understanding one's core essence, and the power of stubborn persistence in spiritual growth.

We also explore the evolution of podcasting, from the early days of 2005 to today's saturated market. Kelle offers valuable tips on podcast production, audience engagement, and the benefits of high-ticket offerings in the spiritual coaching space.

If you're curious about the intersection of spirituality and podcasting, or if you're on your own spiritual journey and seeking guidance, don't miss this enlightening conversation with Kelle Sparta. Click play now to unlock the secrets of authentic spiritual growth and successful spiritual podcasting.
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5 Key Takeaways
1. Consider adding a co-host to your podcast if you're struggling with motivation or consistency. As Kelle Sparta mentioned, having someone to talk to can make it easier to sit down and record regularly.

2. Plan your podcast content in advance. Kelle aims to be 90 days ahead on content for her show, which reduces stress and allows for better organization.

3. Experiment with different podcast formats to find what works best for you and your audience. Kelle's Spirit Sherpa podcast includes a brief personal update, a main topic discussion, and a call to action at the end.

4. Don't underestimate the power of your podcast as a business tool. Kelle shared that 98% of her business comes from her podcast, demonstrating its potential as a lead generation channel.

5. Consider using asynchronous communication tools like Marco Polo for coaching or client interactions. This approach can provide flexibility for both you and your clients, improving work-life balance and client satisfaction.
Memorable Quotes"I am an initiatrix. I stand in the doorway of initiation. I carry the energy of transformation. I can't do anything that is fluffy bunny. I can't. I can try and it won't work.""If you want to truly be magical, if you want to truly tap into all of your resources, you have to do the personal growth work because the limiting beliefs keep you from your power. And if you don't clear those, then you don't get to your power and your power will always be limited.""It's not what I do. It's who I am. My mother raised me in this work. I was five years old when she started exposing me to all of these things and bringing home education cassette tapes, because I'm that old."Connect with Kelle
Twitter - @KelleSparta

Instagram - @kellesparta

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/kellesparta

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellesparta/
Resources Mentioned
Voxer -

362: How Kelle Sparta Coverts 98% of Her Listeners to Clients

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Ever wondered how a small business banking platform could revolutionize your financial management? Discover the journey of a CEO who's reshaping the landscape for entrepreneurs.

Eytan Bensoussan, CEO of NorthOne and host of This Week in Small Business, shares his path from science student to fintech innovator. With a background in management consulting and a family history of small business ownership, Eytan brings a unique perspective to the world of business banking.

In this episode, Eytan reveals how NorthOne was born from a desire to solve the financial pain points of small business owners. He discusses the importance of rigorous thinking, resilience in the face of challenges, and the power of customer-driven innovation.

The conversation also touches on Eytan's experiences as a podcast host, the value of empathy in leadership, and the constant drive to improve and anticipate customer needs. Eytan's insights offer a masterclass in entrepreneurship and the evolution of financial technology.

Ready to gain invaluable insights from a leader at the forefront of small business banking? Tune in to this episode and discover how NorthOne is changing the game for entrepreneurs across America.
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5 Key Takeaways
1. Speak to customers regularly. Eytan tries to talk to 1-2 customers per week minimum to understand their needs and pain points. This direct feedback informs product development and business strategy.

2. Identify your "MIT" (Most Important Thing). Regularly assess where the biggest bottleneck is in your business and focus your energy there until it's resolved before moving on to the next priority.

3. Challenge your own thinking. Eytan encourages disagreement and different perspectives to refine ideas. He enters conversations with strong opinions but hopes others will "trash" them to reveal better solutions.

4. Build resilience through experience. Facing and overcoming repeated challenges builds confidence in your ability to handle future obstacles. View setbacks as opportunities to develop this critical skill.

5. Right-size your banking for cost savings. Many businesses waste money on unnecessary fees or suboptimal account structures. Regularly review your banking setup to ensure it aligns with your needs and minimizes costs.
Tweetable Quotes"I hate quitting more than I hate suffering. This is the system telling me I don't work. I'm going to crush the system, manage myself through it so I can walk away on my terms rather than simply having the system give me low marks and tell me I'm not good.""My goal wasn't to say, can you get people's eyes for 35 minutes? But rather, can I have that conversation and bring a couple of nuggets that are then something I can take to the customers? That's really where the podcast started.""The best decisions, the best ideas, they definitely don't come from me. They come from people who are in the trenches, working on stuff, and they're like, 'Hey, what about?' And all of a sudden that turns into something really novel."Connect with Eytan
Website - https://www.northone.com/

Podcast Show - https://www.thisweekinsmb.com/

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eytanbensoussan/
Resources Mentioned
Profit First by Mike...

363: How Eytan Bensoussan Built NorthOne for Small Business Banking

With an ambitious goal of running a marathon in every state, listen to this Denny Krahe interview for an understanding of what makes him tick. A running coach for several years, he’s learning the ins and outs of online marketing to take that knowledge and grow his running tribe. Just try and keep up!

Show Highlights

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 02:52 • – PRDCNF is about surrounding yourself with people who operate on a different level to you – and learning from them!

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 05:47 • – Time is so valuable and we severely underestimate how much you can actually get done.

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 06:56 • – Harry brings the conversation round to the development of Denny Krahe’s site, Diz Runs.

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 10:58 • – It doesn’t have to be about superstars. Real life stories are what really connect with people.

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 17:53 • – As a podcaster, it’s important to mix up your styles and figure out what works for you.

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 23:46 • – Practice makes perfect: you and your show will develop and change as time goes on.

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 29:15 • – Harry and Denny talk ideal guests.

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 35:19 • – The world of podcasts has totally changed since its inception, and it’s amazing!

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 40:13 • – Whatever the motivation for your goal, set a target and find a way of making it happen.

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 48:00 • – The clichés about hard word and long journeys fit podcasting too! It’s tough, but rewarding.

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 51:40 • – Your body can cope, it’s just your mind that has to realize that and stick with it.

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 54:15 • – When hunting for guests, look for someone who still handles their own Twitter account!

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 54:51 • – Don’t go into your interviews with an agenda or a plan, just see where the conversation goes.

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 01:01 • – 13 It’s great to have goals, but don’t let them control you.

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 01:05 • – 58 For more information, head to www.DizRuns.com or follow Denny on Twitter: @DizRuns

 

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/32

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032 Denny Krahe | This Running Man Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down

Sue Zimmerman Interview is today’s Podcast Junkies episode, and she’s certainly no stranger to speaking in public or on podcasts about how social media strategies can transform your professional success and lifestyle. Today, she’s most commonly known as photo and filter expert, The Instagram Gal, and she talks about getting into Instagram, how your feed can work for you and why being true to yourself should be top of your priorities.

Show Highlights

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 00:47 • – Harry Duran gives some background to today’s guest, entrepreneurial superstar, Sue B Zimmerman.

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 06:04 • – Don’t underestimate the importance of background research. Your guest will appreciate the effort you’ve put in.

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 10:13 • – Even in this media age, the spoken word still commands so much attention.

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 16:10 • – Instagram is quickly becoming a force of its own in the social media world. Get on board!

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 20:20 • – However big your business is, Instagram is another source which drives traffic through your door.

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 23:42 • – Creative Live is a really worthwhile platform for people figuring out how to get the most from and for their businesses.

 • 
 27:24 • – When your Mom is #InstagramGal, how do the kids’ social media profiles match up?

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 30:53 • – Zimmerman details her introduction and expansion into the podcasting space.

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 35:31 • – Thriving in these industries is about knowing yourself and promoting yourself with confidence.

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 41:20 • – Children are creative. How can we keep this creativity flowing so that we have more creative adults?

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 44:46 • – People don’t want the fake, supposedly perfect person. They want the real life you that they can relate to.

 

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/33

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033 Sue Zimmerman | The Personality Traits That Have Made Her Successful

Kate Erickson of Entrepreneur on Fire fame joins Harry Duran to talk about moving on from behind-the-scenes work and stepping into the spotlight herself. Kate Erickson Interview showcases her own topic-based podcast, aptly named Kate’s Takes, and in this podcast she discusses the difficulties of seeing through the doubts and personal challenges, as well as how rewarding and humbling it is when you can overcome any obstacle that gets in your way.

Show Highlights

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 02:00 • – Harry Duran introduces today’s guest, content creator Kate Erickson.

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 12:16 • – Figuring out whether to do a podcast by yourself or through interviews is a very personal choice.

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 14:24 • – Podcasting is an industry that even now, people are only starting to consider as an option for them.

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 18:15 • – So much of being successful is about overcoming the doubts you have and going forward anyway.

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 20:35 • – To improve your skills, you have to listen to yourself the way your audience listens to you.

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 25:48 • – A business can’t rely on just talking into a microphone – the behind-the-scenes work has to be just as strong.

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 30:54 • – The people you interact with can drastically change your perception of yourself and your own ideas.

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 36:52 • – Kate talks about the personal challenges she faces in her line of work, and how to overcome them.

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 39:55 • – If you’re not really being you, there’s no way you’ll stand out as being genuine.

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 43:19 • – There are so many opportunities for podcasters – here’s what the space is looking like right now.

 

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/34

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034 Kate Erickson | The Woman Behind Entrepreneur On Fire Finds Her Own Podcasting Feet

It’s all about providing women with a voice when it comes to this Jessica Kupferman Interview. Host of Lady Business Radio and co-host of She Podcasts, Jessica is your one-stop spot for tips on raising a family while maintaining a business as well as how to use your own personality to draw people in and understand you. This strong-minded woman who knows what she wants proves every day that there are some places where men just aren’t needed.

Show Highlights

 • 00.19 – Harry Duran provides some background about today’s guest, Jessica Kupferman.

 • 02.48 – PRDCNF’s limited audience aims to gather like-minded individuals who are really focused on transforming themselves and their endeavors.

 • 09.13 – Try and do something different, don’t just take a cookie-cutter approach.

 • 13.55 – Whether you fill up for volume or you hand-pick your guests, they’re so important to the content of your podcast.

 • 20.25 – Don’t try to force your content ideas onto guests that can’t talk about those topics.

 • 23.41 – Let people see the real you and they’ll look forward to doing business with you.

 • 30.38 – Jessica considers the differences between how men and women spend their time when children are involved.

 • 33.02 – B-School might be great for you, but they might need to change tactics soon.

 • 35.53 – She Podcasts grew from an idea and a growing community of women podcasters.

 • 38.03 – Jessica’s She Podcasts Facebook group is getting more requests from women every day – Celeste from Huffington Post is just one example.

 • 42.04 – How do you know when to call it a day as a podcaster?

 • 50.54 – Podcasting can teach you a lot about yourself and about how you can find success in this industry.

 • 56.31 – What does the future hold for podcasting?

 

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/35

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035 Jessica Kupferman | Why A Woman’s Perspective Is Vital In Business And Podcasting

Ryan Williams Interview as a podcaster takes being astute and conscious to a new level. Host of The Influencer Economy, he is used to analyzing the influence and effects of any number of things on an audience – tie this in with podcasting and you have a guy who understands the importance of establishing a relationship with a guest, sharing that relationship with your audience and learning how to show your interest.

Show Highlights

 • 01.21 – Harry Duran provides some background info on Ryan Williams of The Influencer Economy, who is today’s guest.

 • 05.12 – It takes time to figure everything out in podcasting. Start small and work your way up.

 • 12.10 – Don’t worry if it doesn’t all record perfectly. Listeners appreciate the natural approach and the work you put in to produce your podcasts.

 • 13.56 – Be careful: Your expectations might not always end up as reality.

 • 18.52 – Starting anything new takes a lot of time and energy, so be prepared.

 • 21.31 – Let your podcast develop organically and naturally.

 • 24.21 – The conversation moves to the roots of The Influencer Economy and its beginnings.

 • 30.55 – Podcasting programs aren’t for everybody, but they can be a good way to start and make connections.

 • 32.15 – Harry and Ryan discuss the strains of podcasting when you have a family.

 • 39.43 – Even negative feedback is useful – someone’s taken the time to reach out to you.

 • 46.56 – If you started over, would you keep the same podcast name?

 • 51.46 – People want to listen to conversations where the topics are interesting and the participants are at ease.

 • 57.18 – The limits of podcasting are, quite literally, endless.

 

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/36

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036 Ryan Williams | Find Your Podcasting Niche

Tina Conroy is the host of The Intuitive Woman Podcast and what is known as an Intuitive - a person who taps into their guides to get a message. She helps other women develop their innate power of intuition and she is also a devout practitioner of Reiki, Energy Healing and a yoga teacher. We dive into where I met her, the story of the first time she tapped into her intuitive side and how she turned her intuition into her life’s work.
 
 • 05:37 - When she first got the idea to start her own podcast
 • 09:40 - Our back pains
 • 13:24 - The importance of listening to your body
 • 14:10 - What an Intuitive is
 • 14:54 - The first time she tapped into her intuitive side
 • 20:13 - Oracle cards and the story of The Oracle
 • 22:20 - How her intuition paved the path to her life’s journey
 • 27:06 - Her challenges as an entrepreneur
 • 27:52 - Abundance/Scarcity mindset
 • 30:50 - The spiritual community in Long Island, NY
 • 32:08 - How her friends and family have reacted to her spiritual path and career
 • 35:22 - Lessons she’s learned from podcasting
 • 38:31 - The, “Are you making money podcasting” question everyone asks
 • 39:04 - The corporate environment vs the entrepreneurial circles
 • 41:48 - Feeling comfortable with your spirituality
 • 44:15 - The Balloon Effect
 • 46:58 - What’s misunderstood about her
 • 47:51 - The funny and silly side of her
 • 48:57 - What she’s most proud of accomplishing
 
 
Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/tina-conroy-interview

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126 Tina Conroy | Coming Out of the Spiritual Closet

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