Podcasting requires a lot of technical know-how, time and consistency. All things that most hands-on practitioners don’t have a lot of, right?
If you’ve ever thought about starting your own podcast, I hope that what Dr. Lauren share’s in today’s episode will help you see you really can do it (and it doesn’t have to be hard).
Show Notes
Hosting a podcast is an amazing way to build a community of like-minded people while also being able to share all the things you wish your patients and clients knew… but you don’t always have time to go over with them in the office.
That being said, I started to notice as far back as 2019 that I was actually talking people out of starting their own podcast more often than encouraging them to do it!
Podcasting requires a lot of technical know-how, time and consistency. All things that most hands-on practitioners don’t have a lot of, right?
I had gotten into the mindset of “why start a podcast when you can reach new people in less time-consuming ways…”
Eventually, I realized that the lack of enthusiasm that I was feeling about starting a podcast was a symptom of something else going on: After over 5 years of being a podcaster, I had gotten bored with my own podcast!
This is the big reason why I asked Dr. Lauren Collins to be a guest on the show today. She recently started her own podcast, and so far she’s loving it.
If you’ve ever thought about starting your own podcast, I hope that what Dr. Lauren share’s in today’s episode will help you see you really can do it (and it doesn’t have to be hard).
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