Hey guys, I wanted to share this podcast win for lead gen. About a month ago I had the director of Home Care and operations from Cincinnati Children's Hospital on my Healthcare growth cycle podcast. The conversation went well and upon released this week the director told me that he'd love to find a way to collaborate together. We now have a confirmed book meeting to meet in person in Cincinnati in mid-march to discuss collaboration opportunities and to meet his entire home care team at the hospital. He also shared this really awesome post on LinkedIn highlighting the work I'm doing on the podcast and our episode together.

Comment below a link to your latest podcast from the last week. Feel free to add your favorite thing the guest shared and any exciting developments that come from the episode!

I’m in the middle of a big decision and could really use outside thoughts. Two months ago, I niched down into helping podcasters by editing short-form content. but as AI tools get better and cheaper, I’m starting to feel like this service is quickly becoming a commodity …and that’s not a position I want to be in long term. Because of that, I’m considering shifting my model toward helping larger content creators launch and operate paid Skool communities. The idea is that instead of selling edits, I’d be directly involved in the bottom line But Here’s the problem: This pivot feels like I’m giving up too early on something I just started. It feels uncomfortably close to shiny object syndrome …something most successful founders warn against. At the same time, staying in a model I don’t believe in also feels wrong. I’ve decided that by the end of this week, I’ll commit to one direction and stick with it for the next five years, no pivots, no bouncing around …just consistency and execution. That’s why this feels heavy and important to me. Remember I asked for help … I meant feedback from veterans business owners… How do you distinguish between a strategic pivot and quitting too soon? And is this something you would do… Appreciate any honest input.

Hey Everyone! I’m currently undertaking a project to better understand the podcast industry from a business owner’s perspective and kindly @John Marsch allowed me to post this here! I’m hoping to do a few anonymous interviews for this and I'd love to get your perspective as a podcaster! I promise to keep the interviews short and sweet as I can imagine you're all very busy! Would any of you be interested in taking part in this? It'll be for 15 minutes. Thank you in advance to you all! :)

Hello Premium Members! This is a reminder to join our bi-monthly Co-Working Session tomorrow (Thursday 1/22) at 11 am ET. During this hour, you will have the chance to work on any tasks related to your podcast. Great places to start include: - Sending Invites - Editing Content - Publishing/Promotion You can grab the link/add it to your calendar in the calendar section here in Skool. Ps. For those who are local, we will have the in-person option.