Finding Your Groove & Escaping The Rut As A Podcaster

Routines are good until they start limiting your vision. Know the signs.

January 14, 2019

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To succeed in anything, you need to establish a routine. But building processes from scratch takes time and a lot of trial and error, which is one reason clients come to me. I give them the processes, and we work together to incorporate solid templates into the daily/weekly routines for their businesses.

But you can take a routine too far, where that groove becomes a rut. It may be comfortable, and it may even feel like it's working, but ruts tend to keep going by inertia, making it difficult to see what you're missing with your podcast.

That's what I'm discussing on this short episode -- creating good routines but breaking free when they become limiting. Oh, and happy 100 episodes to me!

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