I've been on three in 2026 so far... I want to be on at least one a week. Last year I was close to 40 guest spots. I don't care nearly as much about the number as I do about the quality. I'll take 12 Great podcasts in person over 300 crappy ones. I am much more selective with my guests aswell. I want to associate with people who will eleveate, people I can celebrate and people with whom I can collaborate. My podcast is a golden microphone and I am intential with making it make me money. Not by subscribers but by building relationships. If you want to apply to be on my show here is the link. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Dd1C44BDrGMIqFgMcAFABvlXpfotFVxTQ0Xq_-qBqT4/edit ***Just because you apply doesn't gaurentee you a spot*** It does help that we are in the same Skool community but I want to make sure every episode serves as the highest level. God bless! Host of the Levelin' Up Podcast

I agree all of these tips are amazing. I think that if you add the collaboration on Youtube and instagram of anything you make from the podcast that also really helps build a relationship.

I previewed this by scanning it in about 5 min. It feels very generic… what makes it unique to you? what makes it something that only you can deliver? Help me understand why it matters to me to get these outcomes… I’m happy to connect with you more about course creation where that’s my skill set as a teacher. I taught Mandarin Chinese for seven years. I’m endorsed in dual language immersion, as well as the theatre. I taught world history too… What that means for you is, I know how to make stuffy complex content and classes, extremely entertaining and engaging which means your students learn more, retain better and you are more confident in your outcomes, delivery and examples Https://linktr.ee/brighamblackham

@Marianne Hickman one topic that I’ve had people ask me about is how I learn concepts so quickly and apply them. The methods that I use to master the mundane. I can weave that into my speech for sure

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Happy belated Birthday!!