I'm super excited to share ideas for your 100th podcast episode (or any other milestone episodes) because you should celebrate it!

You’ve made it to 100 episodes - let that sink in.

It’s no small feat to create this much content and it may zoom around faster than you think, especially if you’re releasing more than one episode a week.

So how can you make it special?

Are you feeling like starting a podcast is just not worth doing because the market is already flooded?

We’ve all seen the enormous list of podcast shows on Spotify and Apple - is there any point in starting another one?

I get this question over and over from clients.

But guess what? It doesn’t matter!

Humans have such a short attention span. As podcast hosts, you have to use your audience’s concentration to your advantage so you can’t afford to be boring.

I’ve listened to so many episodes as a podcast producer and I’m here today to share with you what I’ve discovered.

Private podcasting is a fantastic option for service providers who have courses, memberships, programs, and anything they want to add extra value to for their community.

So what’s the difference between a private and a public podcast?

Have you been stuck wanting to record your podcast but there’s just too much noise around you?

Planes, cars, kids, dogs, TVs, babies, banging pots in the kitchen, the list goes on and on.

Everyone in your house is walking on tiptoes because the slightest noise will reverberate in the ears of your listeners.

Well, I found the solution!

Do you plan out your year ahead?

To be honest, I used to not really bother doing it. Especially in the earlier years of my business. I didn't have "goals" that I wrote down and really thought about. I just let it flow and took the opportunities that felt good.

But as the years have gone on, the family has grown and the business has grown to include a substantial team, I recognised that I needed to have a solid plan.