Focus on One Topic The Whole Podcast Season

Avoid burnout and make a better podcast? What's not to love?

March 12, 2019

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Every good presenter, blogger, or podcaster knows that each item produced (slide, blog post, podcast episode) should be about one single topic.

On today's episode, I explore that even deeper, giving you the concept of taking multiple episodes to cover a single topic and making all of those episode parts of a larger season.

Why would you do this? Well, it can lead to better podcasts episodes. Bonus, it can help you avoid burnout.

Also, I have a cold. Boo.

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Every good presenter, blogger, or podcaster knows that each item produced (slide, blog post, podcast episode) should be about one single topic.

On today's episode, I explore that even deeper, giving you the concept of taking multiple episodes to cover a single topic and making all of those episode parts of a larger season.

Why would you do this? Well, it can lead to better podcasts episodes. Bonus, it can help you avoid burnout.

Also, I have a cold. Boo.

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March 12, 2019