Where do we start when we want to start a podcast?

Well, thank you again for having me, Michelle.

I'm so glad that I get to come again and to have a fun conversation and topics that I love.

Now, don't be like me and sit around for years and say, I want to start a podcast and not take action.

Because I think that for me, I wanted to do so.

And I didn't do it because I was so afraid.

And I thought I'm going to be imperfect.

What would you suggest to keep your topics? Like what if I run about ideas or what are some content tips you would suggest?

We'll just kind of rally back on

here.

There's a really good one that makes a big difference to know.

I know that a lot of individuals have down who they serve and maybe what their offers are.

But when people are coming into podcasts and this has happened to me, I've had guests that I have a great conversation and I feel they're going to be really awesome for the listeners because I really work hard at curating who's coming onto my show.

Then they end up doing the one cardinal sin.

And that's rather than teaching, telling a story, which can definitely resonate with the audience members.

I try to do that when I'm on a show, too.

But I know, I know that there's so much more depth to it.

Yeah.

So I started my career, of course, 100 million years ago, like many of us in midlife, and I started as a teacher.

I came from a family of educators, so the teaching component and the being an educator is always something that is part of who I am.

But I decided to go into the business world and as a career, and I climbed that corporate ladder.

I worked for an educational company for many years.

I, by the time I left, I was part of the C-suite of an educational company that was a national organization.

Mm-hmm.