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Episode Summary:
Publishing your podcast isn’t the finish line—it’s the first step.
In this episode, I share what I’ve learned after months of publishing without a clear strategy and what it’s looked like for me to shift from a “publish and pray” approach to a more intentional, builder-minded method of podcast marketing.
You’ll hear the story of how my grandmother’s real estate strategy unexpectedly reshaped my view of podcast promotion.
This episode introduces a simple but powerful framework I’m using to stay grounded in every episode I create: two questions that help me aim with purpose before I hit record, and filter everything I write, title, or promote through. They’ve changed how I approach my show—and I think they’ll do the same for yours.
Whether you’re just starting out or stuck in the messy middle, this episode is an invitation to build something real, with clarity and rhythm, one week at a time.
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Key Points & Highlights:
- Why “hope” isn’t a podcast marketing strategy
- The gardening metaphor that changed how I think about publishing
- Two questions that filter everything I script and share
- Why it’s better to have one repeatable marketing rhythm than burnout from big plans
- How small, consistent actions build long-term trust and traction
- An inside look at how I’m using The Podcaster’s Engine to structure all of this
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Notable Quotes:
“Hope alone is not a marketing strategy.”
“Every episode we publish is a seed we’re planting.”
“If you don’t know what you’re aiming at, how can you create content that actually provides value?”
“You become someone people want to follow—not just someone they want to listen to once.”
“Plant with purpose and position with clarity.”
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Episode Timestamps
00:44 – Why hope alone won’t grow your podcast
01:38 – What my grandmother’s real estate taught me about podcast marketing
04:45 – The gardening metaphor: every episode is a seed
06:18 – The two questions that guide every episode
11:35 – Burnout vs. rhythm: picking one repeatable marketing habit
13:59 – Why I built The Podcaster’s Engine and how it helps avoid burnout
16:48 – You don’t need a full marketing plan—just start with one repeatable step
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Call to Action:
Suggested Next Episode
Check out Episode 029:
“Your Podcast Isn’t the Funnel — It’s the Start of the Journey”
In that episode, I talk through how I rebuilt my show to actually create connection, traction, and momentum when the results weren’t matching the effort.
https://youtu.be/ds6iKtt07mI
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Episode Summary:
This episode isn’t about hype — it’s about honesty.
In this 10-episode check-in, I get real about where I am versus where I thought I’d be at this point in the 90-day podcast growth challenge. I unpack my expectations around audience growth, revenue goals, and momentum — and how those expectations created what I now recognize as *the disappointment gap.*
I walk through the actual numbers from my podcast and YouTube analytics, call out the marketing and promotion efforts I’ve let slide, and reflect on the emotional toll that comes with slow growth. From inflated early stats to letting social media fall off, I’m not holding anything back.
This episode ends with a powerful mindset shift (and a quote from Jeremy Enns) that’s helping me recalibrate my focus: matter more to your listeners, and the metrics will follow.
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Key Points & Highlights:
- Why honest metrics matter more than perfect numbers
- How inflated early growth can cloud your expectations
- What to measure that actually helps your show grow
- Why falling behind isn’t failure — it’s a sign to realign
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Notable Quotes:
- "This isn’t a highlight reel — this is a reset.”
- “I’m not where I thought I’d be — but I’m not done yet.”
- “You don’t fail until you quit. Falling behind isn’t the same as failing.”
- “The results you’re getting are just a reflection of the system you’ve built — not your worth.”
- “If you want different results, you don’t need to shame yourself — you need a different system.”
- “What gets measured gets managed. The first step is recalibrating what you’re measuring in the first place.”
- “I thought I needed momentum. What I actually needed was clarity.”
- “Don’t optimize for downloads — optimize for meaning.”
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Episode Timestamps
00:00 – Honest Check-In: Why I’m Recording This Episode
02:03 – I’m in the Messy Middle — Not the Mountain Top
03:16 – Q1: What Was I Quietly Expecting by This Point — and Why?
07:51 – Q2: Where Do I Feel the Gap the Most — Emotionally or Practically?
13:33 – Q3: What Are the Actual Numbers? (Podcast, YouTube, and Listener Trends)
17:00 – Q4: Where Have I Let Momentum Stall — and Why?
19:08 – Q5: What’s Still Working Even When I’m Not at 100%?
21:29 – Q6: What Would Showing Up With Clarity Look Like in Phase 2?
22:52 – Q7: What Would I Tell Someone Who Feels Like They’re Slipping Behind?
26:14 – Outro Reflection: Measure What Matters & Make It Count
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Call to Action:
Your Turn: Audit Your Podcast
This episode isn’t just about where I missed the mark — it’s an invitation for you to pause and reflect on your own podcast journey. Take 10 minutes today, not to plan your next clip or episode, but to ask:
• What’s working?
• What’s not?
• What am I really measuring — and does it matter?
You don’t fail until you quit. Falling behind is just a signal to realign.
Use this episode as your checkpoint.
Reset your metrics. Rebuild your system.
And remember, the goal isn’t to get louder — it’s to matter more to the listeners already here.
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Episode Summary:
Have you ever said yes to something that paid well but pulled you further from your long-term goals?
In this episode, I get honest about a decision I made this week that shifted everything—I turned down a $1,200 freelance gig. Not because the work wasn’t great, and not because I didn’t want the money. But because I realized that if I’m serious about turning my podcast into a sustainable business, I can’t keep chasing quick wins.
You’ll hear why saying no created space for momentum, how pruning back good opportunities can lead to great results, and why it’s time to start thinking in flywheels instead of funnels. I’ll share what this looks like in real time as I build out my podcast cohort and dashboard tools, and how every decision I make is now rooted in alignment, not just availability.
If your podcast feels like it’s stuck, or you’re constantly trying to hustle just to keep up, this episode is a practical and personal reminder that building something meaningful requires subtraction—not just addition.
This is the cost of saying yes to what matters.
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Key Points & Highlights:
– Why I turned down $1,200 in freelance income to protect long-term momentum
– The emotional and strategic value of saying no to misaligned opportunities
– How pruning and subtracting makes space for meaningful creative growth
– The difference between funnels (short-term results) and flywheels (long-term momentum)
– How to start shifting your podcast from a funnel to a flywheel
– What it means to give your podcast your best energy—not just what’s left over
– A behind-the-scenes update on the Podcast Engine dashboard and my 90-day growth sprint
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Notable Quotes:
– “You don’t build something meaningful by cramming it into the margins.”
– “Funnels convert, but flywheels compound.”
– “Saying no isn’t about closing doors. It’s about protecting the ones that lead somewhere.”
– “Alignment isn’t a luxury—it’s the bedrock of what you’re building.”
– “Start small. Subtract something today to create room for something better tomorrow.”
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Episode Timestamps:
00:00 - Why I turned down a $1,200 freelance gig
02:37 - Saying no creates space for the right yes
06:28 - The emotional relief that followed the decision
10:06 - How pruning in the garden mirrors pruning in business
11:30 - Funnels convert, flywheels compound
14:59 - Building a catalog vs. one-off content
16:54 - Why your system might be holding you back
19:46 - Start small: say no to say yes to what matters
22:05 - From hustle to momentum: aligning your actions with your goals
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Call to Action:
If today’s episode resonated with you—if you’re starting to realize your podcast can’t stay on the sidelines of your life anymore—then the best next step is to go back and listen to Episode 026. That’s where I share the moment I decided to stop treating my podcast like a side project and start building it like a business.
Episode 029 is the cost of that decision. Episode 026 is the why behind it.
So if you’re ready to take your show seriously, build something that gives back, and create the kind of momentum that lasts—start there.
→ Listen to Episode 026: Why I’m Turning My Podcast Into a Business (And You Should Too) https://youtu.be/lgTLgPkLabU
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Episode Summary:
Is your podcast just adding to the noise—or is it actually helping your business grow?
In Episode 028 of The Podcaster’s Journey, I’m breaking down how I restructured my show after 25 episodes of shouting into the void. No leads, no momentum—just more content. Sound familiar?
I’ll walk you through 3 key shifts that turned my podcast from a content machine into a lead-generating asset:
1. Understanding your podcast isn’t the entire funnel—it’s the handshake.
2. Starting with the end in mind—build episodes backwards from the goal.
3. Fixing the follow-through—making it dead simple for listeners to take the next step.
We’ll talk about Daniel Priestley’s “Oversubscribed,” Google’s 7-11-4 Rule, and Donald Miller’s StoryBrand framework—all filtered through the lens of a real-time podcast host trying to make it work.
If you’re ready to stop shouting and start connecting, this episode is your blueprint.
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Key Points & Highlights
– Your podcast isn’t the funnel—it’s the handshake
– The 7-11-4 rule: why one platform isn’t enough to build trust
– How to build episodes backwards from the goal
– Why clarity in your CTA is more important than options
– The mindset shift from being the hero to becoming the guide
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Notable Quotes
“Your podcast isn’t the funnel—it’s the handshake.”
“Don’t ask someone to marry you on the first date… and don’t do it with your podcast either.”
“Fix the follow-through. Make it dead stupid simple.”
“Podcasting isn’t about just showing up—it’s about guiding your listener on a journey.”
“Your listener is the hero. You’re the guide.”
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Episode Timestamps
00:00 – Intro: Finishing Season 1 & Feeling the Noise
01:30 – The Heart of Season 2: Connection Over Content
02:07 – Shift 1: Your Podcast Isn’t the Funnel
04:00 – Daniel Priestley’s Market Analogy
05:30 – The 7-11-4 Rule for Trust
06:24 – Don’t Propose on the First Date (StoryBrand)
07:50 – Awareness and Alignment, Not the Sale
08:19 – Shift 2: Build Episodes Backwards
09:47 – Examples: Apple, Disney, and Experience Design
11:15 – The Value Arc: Hook, Story, Value, CTA
12:22 – Shift 3: Fix the Follow-Through
13:43 – Reducing Confusion in Episode Descriptions
15:08 – Primary & Secondary CTAs
16:41 – You Are the Guide—Not the Hero
17:14 – Why Clear Paths Win Over Loud Ones
18:42 – Are You Creating a Dead-Simple Next Step?
20:05 – Final Call to Action & Facebook Group Invite
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Episode Summary
In this episode of The Podcaster’s Journey, Kaleb opens up about being in the messy middle of his podcasting journey—no longer a beginner, but not quite “there” yet. He introduces the Next 10 Framework, a 3-step approach to start monetizing your podcast—even with a small audience.
Kaleb walks through practical, real-world advice on choosing between high-ticket and low-ticket offers, creating products your audience actually needs, and reverse-engineering your ideal lifestyle through podcasting. Whether you’re a creative, coach, or entrepreneur using your podcast as a tool to grow your business, this episode will help you find clarity and momentum.
Key Points & Highlights
– Entrepreneurship is like swimming between two islands
– Why audience size is overrated for monetization
– High-ticket vs. low-ticket: Which fits your life?
– How Kaleb’s Notion template is shaping his workflow
– The 3-step Next 10 Framework to monetize your podcast
Notable Quotes
“You don’t need thousands of listeners to make money. You just need the right offer.”
“Serve the people you love serving—and build from there.”
“Don’t worry about making a million. Make something great for the next 10 people.”
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Episode Timestamps:
00:00 - The Island Metaphor for Entrepreneurs
01:00 - Why This Episode Matters If You’re in the Middle
02:59 - Point #1: The Myth of Audience Size
05:20 - How Engagement Beats Download Counts
06:17 - Point #2: High Ticket vs. Low Ticket
09:38 - Monetization that Aligns with Your Lifestyle
12:02 - Point #3: The Next 10 Framework
17:46 - Recap: 3 Steps to Monetize Effectively
18:44 - Invitation to Connect & Feedback Request
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In this episode, I’m reflecting on the first 25 episodes of my podcast and making a crucial shift: treating my podcast like a business. Over the next 90 days, I’ll document everything—growth strategies, revenue tracking, and workflow optimization—so you can follow along and transform your podcast into a business asset, too.
• Why I decided something needed to change after 25 episodes
• The 90-day challenge: treating my podcast as a real business
• The three pillars: audience growth, workflow efficiency, and monetization
• Why most podcasters struggle with monetization and marketing
• The four-phase framework we’ll be using for Season 2
• What you can do this week to start treating your podcast like a business
If you’re a podcaster or creative entrepreneur looking to turn your show into a business, this season is for you.
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Episode Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Introduction & Celebrating 25 Episodes
00:02:00 - Why Something Has to Change in Season 2
00:04:00 - The 90-Day Challenge: Treating My Podcast Like a Business Asset
00:06:00 - The Three Key Objectives: Audience Growth, Workflow Efficiency, and Monetization
00:08:30 - Why Most Podcasters Struggle to Make Money & Common Pitfalls
00:11:00 - The Importance of Having a Marketing Plan (And Why Podcasters Fail Without One)
00:13:30 - Why Lead Generation Matters More Than You Think
00:15:30 - The Four-Phase Framework for Transforming My Podcast Into a Business
00:17:30 - My Approach to Treating a Podcast Like a Business & Tracking ROI
00:18:30 - Final Thoughts & Call to Action
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Podcaster’s Journey — and let me be real with you, this is a total reset. After 25 episodes, I realized I needed to pause and rethink how to make Podcast Builders a real, income-generating business — without burning out in the process.
In this new season, I’m taking on a 90-day challenge to figure out how to build a sustainable podcasting business that actually works. Think of it like a version of “75 Hard,” but for podcasting — focused on creating high-value content, building a system that lasts, and learning how to grow without overwhelming myself.
I’m committing to showing up for 90 days — and honestly, if I’m not where I want to be by then, I’ll rinse and repeat until I get there. This isn’t about overnight success. It’s about building something real and lasting.
If you’re a podcaster (or want to be) and you’re tired of feeling stuck or alone in the process, join me for this journey. New episodes drop every Tuesday.
Let’s figure this out — together.
Welcome to Season 2 of The Podcaster’s Journey — and let me be real with you, this is a total mindset, reset. After 25 episodes, I realized I needed to pause and rethink how to make Podcast Builders a real, income-generating business, without burning out in the process.
In this new season, I’m taking on a 90-day challenge to figure out how to build a sustainable podcasting business that actually works. Think of it like a version of “75 Hard,” but for podcasting, focused on creating high-value content, building a system that lasts, and learning how to grow without overwhelming myself.
I’m committing to showing up for 90 days, and honestly, if I’m not where I want to be by then, I’ll rinse and repeat until I get there. This isn’t about overnight success. It’s about building something real and lasting.
If you’re a podcaster (or want to be) and you’re tired of feeling stuck or alone in the process, join me for this journey. New episodes drop every Tuesday.
Let’s figure this out — together.
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If you’re feeling stuck and wondering why your hard work isn’t getting the results you want, I have a theory: You’re working too hard on your dream—but on the wrong things.
A few years ago, I went all in on my music career. I shut down my teaching studio, poured everything into songwriting and production, and worked harder than ever. And after two years? I was burnt out. I had no love left for the thing I once cared about most.
That experience taught me a hard truth: effort alone isn’t enough.
This episode is all about breaking free from busy work and focusing on the 20% of tasks that actually move the needle. We’ll talk about:
The Pareto Principle and how to use it to your advantage
Why we default to busy work (and how to stop)
The Jenga effect—how to focus on the right foundational pieces
A simple action plan to eliminate distractions and make real progress
Your challenge: Take 15 minutes today to list everything you’re working on. Circle what actually moves your podcast forward. Cut (or delegate) the rest.
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Episode Timestamps:
00:00 – Are You Working Too Hard? Why effort alone isn’t the answer
00:32 – The story of shutting down my teaching studio to chase my music dream
01:56 – When hard work leads to burnout: Losing joy for what I loved most
02:24 – The Pareto Principle: Why 20% of your work drives 80% of results
03:17 – The trap of busy work—how I wasted time instead of making real progress
05:08 – Why we default to low-impact tasks (and how to shift focus)
06:20 – The Jenga Effect: How to identify the foundational work that changes everything
07:47 – Signs you’re stuck in busy work (and what to do instead)
09:09 – The danger of perfectionism—stop researching & start executing
10:24 – Losing focus: How jumping between tasks slows progress
11:07 – The 20% That Actually Matters for creative podcasters
12:28 – High-impact tasks: What successful creators focus on
13:57 – The Laser vs. Floodlight approach to focus and productivity
14:55 – Your Action Plan: A 4-step system to identify & prioritize your most valuable work
17:46 – How to gamify productivity & stay accountable
18:42 – Systems for efficiency: Time blocking, batch recording, and automation
20:36 – Your Challenge: Take 15 minutes to audit your time & eliminate distractions
21:36 – Final thoughts: More effort isn’t the answer—more focus is
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Episode Summary:
Failure isn’t the enemy of success—it’s the foundation of it. In this episode of The Podcaster’s Journey, I share my personal experiences with failure, perfectionism, and learning to let go of unrealistic expectations. From my journey in music to launching Podcast Builders, I’ve struggled with the fear of public failure, getting stuck in analysis paralysis, and defining success purely by metrics.
But what if failure isn’t something to avoid, but rather a crucial step toward growth? I break down five major obstacles that might be holding you back and how embracing failure can propel your podcast—and your creative career—forward.
If you’ve ever hesitated to hit publish, worried about how others perceive your work, or felt discouraged by slow growth, this episode is for you. Join me as we discuss how to shift our mindset, stay consistent, and redefine what success truly means.
Episode Timestamps:
00:00 - Revisiting a childhood dream of becoming a musician
02:20 - The trap of perfectionism and how it held me back
05:35 - Why failure is essential to learning and growth
06:30 - Fear of public failure and the reality of how people perceive us
09:11 - Perfectionism vs. progress: The Pareto Principle in podcasting
12:16 - Why defining success by metrics alone can be misleading
15:28 - Comparison is the thief of joy: Why your journey is unique
18:23 - Failure is not your identity—how to separate temporary setbacks from self-worth
19:33 - The takeaway: Failure is the foundation of success
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Episode Summary:
Struggling to hit the record button for your podcast episode? You’re not alone. In Episode 23, I share my personal struggle with creative blocks, perfectionism, and procrastination—and how I'm pushing through to hit the record button.
We’ll explore:
• The hidden reasons behind recording paralysis
• Simple strategies to overcome perfectionism
• How accountability can transform your workflow
• Why deadlines matter (even for your own projects)
If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated with content creation, this episode will leave you feeling empowered and ready to hit the record button.
Episode Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction: The Struggle to Hit Record
02:36 - Understanding Why You’re Stuck
05:21 - Perfectionism: The Hidden Enemy
08:11 - Accountability and Deadlines
10:32 - Learning to Respect Your Own Work
12:50 - Final Thoughts: Imperfect Action Beats Inaction
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Episode Summary:
Have you ever had a big idea—something that excited and inspired you—only to see it fade away because you didn’t follow through? If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone.
In this episode of The Podcaster’s Journey, I share my personal struggle with staying consistent and how I’ve worked to overcome what my wife calls my six-month slump. From failed projects to unfinished dreams, I dive into what has finally helped me start following through on my creative ideas.
Here’s what we cover in today’s episode:
• Why dreamers often struggle with execution
• The power of accountability and community in staying consistent
• How my business coach and mastermind group helped me push through roadblocks
• The mindset shifts that helped me become a doer instead of just a dreamer
• Why only 6% of podcasters make it to 100 episodes and what that means for your journey
• The difference between being a consumer vs. being a creator
If you’re a creative entrepreneur or podcaster who struggles with sticking with your projects, this episode is for you.
Episode Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro: The Struggle of Turning Dreams Into Reality
01:30 - Childhood Dreams: Big Ideas That Never Took Off
04:15 - My Wife’s Observation: The Six-Month Slump
06:10 - Why Accountability Matters in Staying Consistent
07:45 - How My Business Coach and Community Helped
09:30 - Why 6% of Podcasters Make It to 100 Episodes
11:15 - The Mindset Shift: From Consumer to Creator
13:00 - Understanding the Long Game: Realistic Success Timelines
14:45 - The Power of Community: Why You Can’t Do It Alone
16:30 - My Call to Action: Join The Podcaster’s Journey Facebook Group
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Resources Mentioned:
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Episode Summary:
In this episode of The Podcaster’s Journey, Kaleb dives into an enlightening conversation with Carl Pullein, a celebrated time management guru and author of Your Time, Your Way. Carl shares his journey, from humble beginnings organizing revision timetables to becoming a leader in productivity strategies.
Together, Kaleb and Carl explore the power of systems like Collect, Organize, and Do (COD), the Time Sector System, and practical steps for creative entrepreneurs to move from chaos to control. Learn how to master your time, balance priorities, and create consistent, meaningful progress in your work and life as a creative entrepreneur.
Key Points & Highlights:
• Carl’s productivity journey and how early habits shaped his systems.
• The benefits of analog vs. digital tools for managing time.
• Why consistency and simplicity are crucial for long-term success.
• Practical advice for balancing work, family, and personal goals.
• The importance of defining and protecting your core work.
Episode Timestamps:
00:00:00 Introduction and overview of today’s episode
00:01:00 Kaleb reflects on Carl’s COD system and his personal productivity struggles
00:02:30 Carl shares his early experiences with time management
00:06:30 The impact of analog tools and pen-and-paper planning
00:09:00 Challenges with AI and productivity tools
00:13:30 How cultural differences in Korea shaped Carl’s perspective on productivity
00:24:55 Understanding the Time Sector System and its advantages
00:39:00 How creative entrepreneurs can define and focus on their core work
00:57:00 Carl discusses his book Your Time, Your Way and how it helps readers
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Resources Mentioned:
- Check Out Carl's Book (Your Time Your Way) here: https://amzn.to/3CoRfMi
- Email Carl here: [email protected]
- Sign Up for the Transformative and Free COD course here:
https://carl-pullein.thinkific.com/courses/beginners-guide-to-building-your-own-productivity-system
Call to Action:
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Episode Summary:
Welcome to Episode 20 of The Podcaster’s Journey! Every 10 episodes, I sit down for an open and honest journal entry to reflect on the highs, lows, and lessons learned. In this milestone episode, I share my experiences from the past 10 episodes, focusing on challenges, workflow improvements, and personal growth as a podcaster.
From navigating consistency to adopting new tools like Squadcast and Descript, I talk about what’s working, what’s not, and how storytelling has shaped my content. I also discuss the inspiration I’ve gained from interviews and the goals I’m setting for the next 10 episodes.
If you’re a podcaster—or aspiring to be one—this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the struggles and victories of building a sustainable podcasting journey.
Join the conversation in our Podcaster’s Journey Facebook group to share your thoughts, workflows, or tips for making podcasting more manageable and enjoyable!
Key Points & Highlights:
• The challenges of staying consistent and keeping up with workflows
• New tools adopted and their impact on my podcasting process
• How storytelling has transformed my podcasting approach
• Personal and professional growth from hosting a six-week cohort
• Setting goals for the next 10 episodes, including inviting more guests
Episode Timestamps:
00:00 - Welcome to Episode 20
00:29 - Overview of journal entry questions
00:59 - Challenges from episodes 11-20
03:05 - Reflecting on sustainable workflows
04:04 - Tools and processes: Squadcast and Descript
05:26 - Focusing on storytelling and inspiration from Episode 8
07:45 - Learning from a podcast coach’s storytelling framework
08:41 - Practicing storytelling through social media clips
09:11 - Personal and professional growth: Six-week cohort insights
10:22 - The mindset shift: Asking for opportunities
12:05 - Managing a “six-month slump” and personal patterns
14:04 - Refining workflows and tackling the weakest links
15:42 - Inspirational moments and lessons from Carl’s interview
17:19 - Goals for the next 10 episodes
18:46 - Inviting listeners to join the Facebook group
19:45 - Closing thoughts and next steps
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Resources Mentioned:
• The Podcaster’s Journey Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Call to Action:
If this episode resonated with you, please like, comment, and subscribe to support the channel.
Let us know in the comments: What’s one system or workflow that has made your podcasting journey easier?
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Episode Summary:
Welcome to The Podcaster’s Journey! In this episode, Kaleb is joined by podcasting educator and content creator Moses Kabandana to explore how podcasters can build sustainable workflows and avoid burnout. Moses shares his journey from content creation to podcasting and reveals the systems and strategies that have helped him maintain consistency over time. This episode is packed with actionable tips for reducing friction, balancing creativity with practicality, and focusing on long-term success.
Key Points & Highlights:
• The role of planning in podcasting longevity
• Reducing friction in podcast production to make the process easier
• Tips for taking intentional breaks to avoid burnout
• Moses’s inspiring journey from content creator to podcasting educator
• How to build sustainable workflows that keep you consistent
Episode Timestamps:
0:03 - Relating to the Challenge of Podcast Consistency
0:32 - Episode Introduction and Focus on Sustainability
1:02 - Guest Introduction: Moses Cabandana and His Journey
2:37 - Beginning the Interview with Moses
3:06 - Moses on Traveling in Rishikesh, India
3:31 - Discussing Travel and Cultural Exploration
5:01 - Moses’s Shift to Remote Work and Full-Time Traveling
5:57 - Highlights of 2024 Travels Across Continents
7:25 - Kaleb Reflects on His Limited Travel Experiences
9:31 - Transition to Podcast Sustainability Conversation
10:01 - Moses’s Early Beginnings and Introduction to Technology
10:59 - Moses’s Journey into Podcasting
12:27 - Evolving Focus of Moses’s Podcast Content
13:25 - The Importance of Stories in Podcasting
14:48 - Key Moments Leading to Moses’s Podcast Journey
15:39 - Moses’s Early Content Creation on YouTube and Vine
17:34 - The Evolution of Podcasting and Video Content
18:39 - Creative Challenges with Vine’s Short Format
21:21 - Balancing Creativity and Sustainability in Podcasting
21:50 - Finding a Unique Podcast Perspective and Focus
23:15 - Exploring Refugee Stories as a Podcast Niche
24:39 - Kaleb Reflects on the Power of Storytelling
26:33 - Moses on Learning to Listen as a Podcaster
28:26 - The Journey of Becoming a Better Listener
30:23 - Memorable Podcast Episodes and Conversations
32:45 - Kaleb’s Most Impactful Podcast Conversation So Far
34:37 - Introducing Cabandana Academy and Its Origins
36:02 - Empowering Podcasters Through Education
37:59 - Moses’s Vision for Sustainable Podcasting
39:21 - The Core Mission of Cabandana Academy
42:11 - Reducing Friction in Podcasting for Longevity
46:05 - Planning: A Key to Avoiding Podfade
49:28 - Personal Lessons from Burnout in Podcasting
51:50 - Creating Systems for Podcast Sustainability
55:17 - The Importance of Taking Breaks in Podcasting
57:38 - Overcoming the Fear of Taking Breaks
58:36 - Moses’s Struggles with Editing Burnout
1:00:29 - Case Study on Benefits of Taking a Podcast Break
1:03:53 - Communicating Breaks with Your Audience
1:06:12 - Prioritizing Long-Term Goals Over Short-Term Consistency
1:09:27 - The Podcaster’s Journey: Learning from Burnout
1:13:32 - Balancing Creativity and Systems for Sustainability
1:17:24 - What’s Next for Cabandana Academy
1:20:50 - The Value of Slowing Down During Growth
1:23:13 - Call to Action: Just Start Recording Your Podcast
1:24:33 - Where to Find Moses’s Podcast and Resources
1:26:37 - Closing Thoughts on Sustainability in Podcasting
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Resources Mentioned:
• The Moses Kandaba Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@TheMosesKabandanaPodcast/videos
• Moses's IG: https://www.instagram.com/kabandanamoses/
• The Podcaster’s Journey Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Call to Action:
If this episode resonated with you, please like, comment, and subscribe to support the channel.
Let us know in the comments: What’s one system or workflow that has made your podcasting journey easier?
Join the conversation in our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Connect with Me:
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Podcast Video Version: https://youtu.be/RvROlqtFNM4
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Episode Summary:
Welcome to The Podcaster’s Journey! In this milestone episode, Kaleb reflects on the first 90 days of his podcasting journey and the lessons learned from missing his goal of reaching the top 25% of podcasts. He candidly shares insights into his social media strategies, what went wrong, and how he’s adapting for the next quarter. This episode is packed with actionable tips on refining your podcast’s social media game and why sustainable growth matters more than vanity metrics.
Key Points & Highlights:
• The goal to break into the top 25% of podcasts—and why it wasn’t achieved.
• Lessons learned from ineffective social media strategies.
• The difference between adding noise vs. creating value in the marketplace.
• Why the quality of the audience matters more than quantity.
• A new 90-day plan to refine strategies, connect authentically, and grow sustainably.
Episode Timestamps:
0:00 - Welcome and Reflecting on the First 90 Days
1:27 - Reviewing the First Quarter Social Media Strategy
4:21 - Lessons from Daniel Priestley’s Oversubscribed
6:11 - A Humbling Look at Social Media Metrics
10:33 - What Went Wrong and Why it Matters
12:29 - The Plan for the Next 90 Days
15:41 - Building Meaningful Connections with Your Audience
17:59 - Emphasizing Quality Over Quantity in Podcasting
21:52 - Wrapping Up with Key Takeaways
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Resources Mentioned:
• Oversubscribed by Daniel Priestley
• The Podcaster’s Journey Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Call to Action:
If this episode resonated with you, please like, comment, and subscribe to support the channel.
Let us know in the comments: What’s one lesson you’ve learned from your own social media strategies?
Join the conversation in our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Connect with Me:
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Podcast Video Version: https://youtu.be/d_8N9fzb-zs
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Episode Summary:
Welcome back to The Podcaster’s Journey! Have you ever wondered how to level up your podcast audio quality to sound like a pro? In this episode, Kaleb shares practical tips and actionable advice to help podcasters at any level achieve better audio quality.
Drawing from personal experiences, Kaleb covers common recording pitfalls, best practices for mic placement, tips for creating a professional recording environment, and essential settings for remote recording success. Plus, learn about a free workflow document designed to streamline your podcasting process and help you record with confidence.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your craft, this episode will equip you with tools to take your podcast recordings to the next level!
Key Points & Highlights:
• Kaleb’s first podcast editing experience and the challenges of achieving pro-level audio
• Common pitfalls in podcast recording and how to avoid them
• Mic placement tips for optimal sound clarity and impact
• Creating a recording environment that minimizes echo and noise
• Essential settings and recommendations for remote recordings (Zoom, Riverside, Squadcast)
• Free downloadable workflow checklist for a seamless recording process
Episode Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction: The Journey to Pro-Level Audio
0:01 - Kaleb’s First Podcast Interview Experience
1:00 - Why Every Podcaster Wants Pro-Level Audio
1:30 - Welcome to The Podcaster’s Journey: Helping You Avoid Pitfalls
1:53 - Overview of Today’s Topics: Pitfalls, Remote Recording, and Workflow Hacks
3:16 - Call to Action: Free Workflow Document at PodcastBuilders.co
3:46 - Common Pitfalls to Avoid: Improper Mic Placement
4:14 - How to Find the Correct Mic Position
5:03 - Preventing Plosives: The Importance of Mic Angle
6:29 - Maintaining Consistent Mic Distance
7:27 - Adjusting Mic Placement for Optimal Sound Quality
7:56 - Why Avoid Bumping Cables or Mic Stands
8:24 - The Importance of Using a Pop Filter
9:16 - Comparing Audio With and Without a Pop Filter
9:59 - Setting Up Your Recording Environment for Success
10:55 - Why Room Setup and Sound Absorption Matter
12:22 - Summary of Simple and Cost-Effective Audio Improvements
12:50 - Call to Action: Join The Podcaster’s Journey Facebook Group
13:17 - Remote Recording Success: Why Riverside or Squadcast is Recommended
14:15 - Tips for Improving Zoom Recordings
14:43 - Zoom Settings: Correct Mic Input and Levels
15:38 - Gain Staging: Avoiding Clipping
16:08 - Using Headphones to Improve Audio Quality
17:05 - Leveraging Zoom’s High-Fidelity Music Mode
18:13 - Setting Up Separate Audio Tracks and Clean Video Feeds
19:39 - Overview of the Free Workflow Checklist
20:29 - Benefits of a Streamlined Recording Process
20:59 - Final Call to Action: Download Free Resources and Join the Facebook Group
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Resources Mentioned:
• Free Workflow Document and Zoom Settings Guide: https://www.podcastbuilders.co/resources
• The Podcaster’s Journey Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Call to Action:
If you found this episode helpful, like, comment, and subscribe! Share your favorite tip in the comments below. For more resources and a supportive podcasting community, join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Connect with Me:
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kalebstock/
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Episode Summary
Welcome back to The Podcaster’s Journey! Have you ever felt like your stories don’t land, leaving you frustrated or doubting your ability to connect with others? Kaleb opens up about the art of storytelling, sharing personal struggles and practical tips for captivating an audience.
In this episode, Kaleb explores why storytelling is crucial for podcasters, how to structure your stories effectively, and the mindset shift needed to grow as a storyteller. Drawing inspiration from a previous conversation with Anthony Do, Kaleb breaks down the three essential elements of storytelling—beginning, middle, and end—while encouraging you to practice and refine your craft.
By the end of this episode, you’ll have actionable steps to tell better stories and connect deeply with your audience.
Key Points & Highlights
• Why storytelling matters for podcasters and communicators
• Overcoming self-doubt and the narrative that your stories don’t matter
• The three-part structure for powerful storytelling: beginning, middle, and end
• How to shift from a fixed to a growth mindset in storytelling
• Practical tips for improving your confidence and storytelling skills
Episode Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction: Do Your Stories Connect with People?
0:09 - The Frustration of Feeling Like a Bad Storyteller
1:23 - Are Your Stories Worth Sharing? Changing the Narrative
3:06 - Welcome to The Podcaster’s Journey: Why Storytelling Matters
4:07 - Inspiration from Anthony Do and His Storytelling Mastery
5:36 - Why You Can Be Just as Captivating as a Natural Storyteller
6:33 - Call to Action: Join The Podcaster’s Journey Facebook Group
6:57 - Three Keys to Great Storytelling: Confidence, Structure, and Mindset
7:27 - Aristotle on Habits: Building Confidence Through Repetition
7:54 - Structuring Your Stories: Beginning, Middle, and End
9:16 - Why a Strong Beginning is Crucial
9:41 - Avoiding the Spiderweb Trap: Setting Up Your Story Properly
10:37 - Painting the Stakes and Adding Conflict in the Middle
11:33 - Crafting a Memorable Conclusion
12:01 - Practicing at Holiday Gatherings: Building Your Skills
12:29 - Shifting Your Mindset from Fixed to Growth
13:25 - Embracing Mistakes as Opportunities to Improve
13:53 - Why Practice Makes Perfect in Storytelling
14:50 - Wrap-Up: Share Your Stories and Keep Growing
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Resources Mentioned
The Podcaster’s Journey Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Sponsors
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Call to Action
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Welcome back to The Podcaster’s Journey! In this episode, Kaleb talks about a challenge every creative faces: imposter syndrome. Inspired by a conversation with Anthony, Kaleb explores how to stop “fighting” imposter syndrome and start “dancing” with it, using self-doubt as fuel rather than fear.
Learn about the common triggers like comparison, fear of failure, and perfectionism, and work through the five-step framework to overcome imposter syndrome. Kaleb also shares his story of battling self-doubt in music school and what ultimately helped him persevere.
Key Points & Highlights
• Understanding what imposter syndrome is and its common triggers
• How to reframe negative thoughts and turn doubts into growth fuel
• A practical five-step process to combat imposter syndrome
• Why progress is more important than perfection
• Kaleb’s personal story of self-doubt, persistence, and growth
Episode Timestamps
0:00 - Welcome and Introduction
1:08 - What is Imposter Syndrome?
2:36 - Common Triggers: Comparison to Others
4:12 - Fear of Failure and How to Reframe It
6:38 - Perfectionism: Why Done is Better Than Perfect
7:05 - A Five-Step Framework for Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
7:35 - Step 1: Recognize and Name It
8:28 - Step 2: Reframe Negative Thoughts (Kaleb’s Performance Story)
9:53 - Step 3: Focus on Progress, Not Perfection
10:48 - Step 4: Find Community and Share Your Struggles
12:16 - Step 5: Keep Showing Up - Confidence Grows Through Action
13:18 - Kaleb’s Music School Story: Sticking It Out Despite Self-Doubt
17:41 - Final Reflection: Where Do You Feel Like an Imposter?
18:27 - Reframing Your Why and Taking Action
19:54 - Call to Action: Reach Out for a Brainstorming Call
Resources:
Book a free 25 minute podcast strategy call with me: https://tidycal.com/kalebstock/25-minute-podcast-meeting
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Call to Action
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Welcome to The Podcaster’s Journey! In this episode, Kaleb explores the journey of creativity, addressing its ups and downs, from inspiration to creative blocks. Discover how intrinsic and extrinsic motivations drive creativity, and learn practical tools to embrace imperfections, set boundaries, and find inspiration. Kaleb also reflects on the role of community in fostering creative growth and how to stay motivated through your podcasting journey.
Key Points & Highlights
• The psychology of creativity: Finding your spark
• Overcoming perfectionism and creative blocks
• The importance of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation
• How community drives creative growth
• Celebrating small wins in your podcasting journey
Episode Timestamps
0:00 - Welcome and Introduction
0:52 - Where Does Creativity Come From?
2:43 - The Role of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation
7:16 - Overcoming Creative Barriers: Fear and Blocks
13:30 - How AI Can Help Overcome Creative Blocks
17:25 - Setting Boundaries for Creative Work
20:09 - Celebrating Small Wins in Creativity
24:00 - The Role of Community in Creativity
27:36 - Final Thoughts: Creativity Is a Journey, Not a Destination
28:05 - Call to Action: Book a Free Brainstorming Call
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Resources Mentioned
Book a free call: https://tidycal.com/kalebstock/25-minute-podcast-meeting
Sponsors
This episode is brought to you by PodcastBuilders.co. Check out our free podcast assessment tool to elevate your podcast: https://www.mypodcastreport.com/
Call to Action
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Podcast Video Version: https://youtu.be/gMiDRvGF-fs
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Episode Summary:
Welcome to The Podcaster’s Journey! In this episode, Kaleb delves into the power of the compound effect and how small, consistent actions can lead to significant growth in your podcasting journey. Drawing from personal experiences and insights from Darren Hardy’s book The Compound Effect, Kaleb explores how daily habits and intentional choices create momentum for success. If you’re ready to take your podcast to the next level, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you stay consistent and grow sustainably.
Episode Timestamps:
0:00 - Welcome and Introduction
0:36 - The Myth of Overnight Success
2:03 - Introducing the Compound Effect and Its Impact
5:27 - Personal Lessons from Nashville: Talent vs. Consistency
7:50 - Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in a Music Degree
10:42 - The Role of Daily Habits in Podcasting Growth
13:44 - Kevin Shen’s Studio Journey and the Power of Small Improvements
14:10 - Darren Hardy’s Three Friends Story: A Hypothetical Case Study
17:30 - Choices and Their Ripple Effects on Success
18:26 - Gardening as a Metaphor for Podcast Growth
19:52 - Practical Tips for Building Consistency in Podcasting
22:00 - Call to Action: Focus on Consistent Habits and Community Support
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Resources Mentioned:
The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy
Call to Action:
If you enjoyed today’s episode, please like, comment, and subscribe! Hit the notification bell to stay updated on future episodes. Join our community for more tips and resources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastersjourney
Connect with Me:
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