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The 2024 Show05 Jan 202400:11:27

Episode Summary:
In this episode 161, Happy New Year, a brief walk down memory lane and a sneak peak into 2024. 


Episode 161 Overview:
Happy New Year. A walk down memory lane and a sneak peak into 2024. 

  • Who am I and When and why did I start my online business and this podcast?
  • What were my goals when I started and what are they today?
  • What is the future of this podcast, Mike Murphy Unplugged?
  • What would make 2024 a successful year?


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The Domestika Show24 Mar 202300:17:18

Episode Summary:
In this episode 160, I share the details of my brand new class called Introduction to Adobe Audition and the experience I had creating it with the online learning platform, Domestika.

🔴 My Domestika Referral Link (use to sign up or share):
https://mikemurphy.co/domestika

Episode 160 Overview:
Behind the scenes look at creating an online class about Adobe Audition on Domestika from start to finish.

  • What is Domestika?
  • What is the course I created?
    • Who is the class for?
    • What will you learn?
    • How can you take the course?
    • How much does it cost?
  • How Did I Get Started Working With Domestika?
  • How Did I Make The Course?
  • How is it going since the course launched?

Who is the course for?

  • This class is for content creators, podcasters, musicians, sound designers and anyone who wants to start using Adobe Audition for podcasting, music, voiceovers, etc whether you are brand new to audio production or a seasoned professional wanting to switch DAWs.
  • Basics courses are the best-selling classes on Domestika intended for beginners and broken down into ‘Mini-Courses’ with practice lessons at the end of each section.

What will you learn?

1. Getting Started with Adobe Audition
2. Adding Media and Recording Audio
3. Editing: Waveform and Multitrack
4. Effects and Processing
5. Exporting and Saving Projects

How can you take the course?
If you go to mikemurphy.co/domestika that will take you to the course page on Domestika.

How much does it cost?
It is normally $59.99, but it is currently 85% off so it is only $9.99 which is quite a bargain if I do say so myself.


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  • Sign Up For Course at: mikemurphy.co/domestika 
  • Share My Referral Link: mikemurphy.co/domestika
  • Please leave a review on Domestika if you do sign up. 
  • Email me with any questions: info@mikemurphy.co
  • Full Episode Notes: https://mikemurphy.co/ep160      

 


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The 3 Year Show21 Sep 201800:13:06

Today is the 3rd anniversary of Mike Murphy Unplugged and this an update episode about change, development and creating the life you want. I have some exciting news to share with you.

Episode Summary:
I started this show on Friday 9/25/2015. Thank you to all of you who have supported me over the past 3 years.

The podcast is still on hiatus, but I created this episode:
1) To acknowledge you and the anniversary
2) Share some updates since Episode 150
3) Let you know about my new position with podcast hosting company Simplecast

What is a Milestone?:

A milestone is an action or event marking a significant change or stage in development.

Change is to make or become different.

Development is state of growth or advancement.

So Why Did I Start Mike Murphy Unplugged

Reason 1: To connect, teach and help people figure things out,
Reason 2: To figure out how to make a living as an online educator and content creator.

My solution: Starting a podcast was the perfect medium for me:

Why Podcasting?:
-I have been an avid podcast listener since the iPod 1.0
-I love audio and gear
-I could share my voice to the world from my bedroom
-I knew it was an emerging medium.

Timeline:I gave myself 30 days to learn how to start a podcast, how to record and edit audio, create the artwork and branding, and set up social media profiles and figure out what it was about.

I did not overthink starting a podcast and I was determined to stay genuine and authentic to me and do it my way.

Everyone told me I had to niche down and narrow my topic, but that is not who I am.

I have a wide range of interest and skills and I wear many hats (I’m the guy who has watched over 11,000 Lynda videos remember).

I used to think of this as my weakness, but it is my super-power.

My long-term goal was to make a living as a content creator and teacher.

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was to document my journey and share all of the tools and resources and steps I was taking to move myself forward towards a very general goal of making a living in creativity and teaching tech tips and tricks.

Step #1: in the journey was starting a podcast so I dedicated the first several months of Mike Murphy Unplugged to being a podcast about podcasting.

I shared everything I knew about setting up and producing a podcast as that was my main focus at the time and I knew it was an emerging and important medium for businesses in the future. And guess what, the more you talk about and share knowledge about a topic the more of an expert and authority you become. I knew what I was talking about and was confident in my abilities from the start.

The main principle I want to share today on this anniversary is showing up day after day even when it seems like nobody is listening or you are not getting many downloads or views or likes, etc.

I created at least one piece of content 7 days a week 365 days in row for almost 3 years because I knew that if I just kept showing up I would either figure it out or an opportunity that would present itself.

I started this podcast and online venture without a roadmap or plan, but I started and I just kept at it. My priority was to get really good at everything related to teaching and creating content and to be consistent and patient and to work

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The Facebook Live Show04 Nov 201600:17:22

Just how big is Facebook?
What is Facebook Live?
What are some ways to use Facebook Live to promote your podcast or brand?

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The Podcaster Toolkit Show28 Oct 201600:17:32

In this episode, I pull back the curtain on PodcasterToolkit.com and share behind the scenes of why and how I built it.

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The Web Design Show21 Oct 201600:16:33

Learn how to install Wordpress & Divi Theme to create a new website and blog in 8 steps.

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The Audio 101 Show (Part 2)14 Oct 201600:17:46

Episode 58 isPart 2 of Audio 101:
The terms and language of recording and editing podcasts simplified.

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The Audio 101 Show (Part 1)07 Oct 201600:16:29

Episode 57: The Audio 101 Show (Part 1)

Tagline/Quote: Today I browse the podcast recording glossary and simplify the language of audio engineering.n

(Welcome):

You are listening to Episode #57 of Mike Murphy Unplugged. Learn. Create. Move Forward.

I am your host, Mike Murphy ( I’m a one man band and technology junkie, who loves to help people figure things out). I am really excited to be here with you today. The goal of Mike Murphy Unplugged is to help you learn what you need to know in order to create online content so you can move forward in business and in life.

Episode 57 is is Part 1 of Audio 101. Today we learn the basics and fundamentals of audio that all podcasters in the pre-production and recording stage of podcasting. I will define and simplify several common audio terms and concepts that I wish I knew before I started podcasting.

Episode 58 will be Part 2 of Audio 101 and focus on post-production and editing. I will define and simplify editing and post-processing terminology and techniques most commonly used in podcasting once the podcast has been recorded.

By the end of this Audio 101 series you will have a solid understanding of the principles and terminology associated with recording and editing podcasts and a clear overview of the entire recording and editing process.

The goal of this Audio 101 series is to simplify the audio engineering part of podcasting that can be very intimidating and overwhelming for most new podcasters. This is the stuff I wish I understood better when I was getting started.

There are a lot of terms and lingo in the audio world and this series will break it all down for you in easy to understand language.

But First, let’s take a look inside

The Podcaster’s Toolkit:

The Podcaster’s Toolkit is show where I share a tip, tool, resource or product that I think will help you in your online journey. It may be a new website, app, book, or podcast service or a new piece of gear or equipment. Tools of the trade.

If you have favorite resource or tool you love and you want to share on the podcast, please send it to me at mike@mikemurphy.co and I’ll add it to the Kit.

If you are a vendor or product creator and would like me to test out a product or service, please let me know and I would be happy to test and share so long as I think it will benefit my listeners.

Before we look into the kit I have a special announcement. I am building a brand new site called Podcaster Toolkit.com that is going to be a mega resources site for podcasters and content creators. All of the gear and tools and resources I play around with along with tips and tricks all on one site. If you are interested in being notified when it goes live, head on over to podcastertoolkit.com and enter your email address. I’m excited for it. podcastertoolkit.com. I’m building the site with the Extra theme by the same folks who make Divi and I’m loving it.

In this week’s The Podcaster’s Toolkit:

The Cloudlifter CL1-A Mic Activator. What the? I’ve talked about this product in the past, but it deserves its own spot in The Podcaster’s Toolkit as it is plays a major role in my podcast setup. Simplified, the Cloudlifter adds +25 decibels of ultra clean gain using what is called phantom power to your dynamic microphone so your audio interface or preamp does not have to work so hard and the resu

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The Adobe Audition Show30 Sep 201600:16:54

What is Adobe Audition?
How Much Does it Cost?
How do I use Audition for my podcast workflow?
Do I recommend it for new or prospective podcasters?

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The Anniversary Show23 Sep 201600:16:42

Mike Murphy Unplugged Anniversary Show.
Top 10 Lessons Learned by Mike in Year One

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The Business Show16 Sep 201600:16:40

What is the difference between sole proprietorship and an LLC?
How much does it cost to legally start your business?
What can you do to set yourself up for success after your business is set up?

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The LiveStream Show09 Sep 201600:16:17

What exactly is live streaming video?
What are the main platforms today?
What topics make for good live streaming so you can start to explore?

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The Everglades Show02 Sep 201600:16:04

Part 3: How to Record Podcasts On-Location
Facts about The Florida Everglades
Tips & Tricks for How To Podcast on Location
Introduction to Noise Removal

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The Summer Break Show20 Jul 201800:14:00

Taking a break
Resting your mind is vital to your health and wellness, but that does not mean you stop your efforts to create the life you want

The life I want is making a living as a content creator and online educator.

My sights are on the long-term, so I’m in it for the marathon and not the sprint, so pace is important.

**Mid-Year Review:**July 18th is the halfway mark of the year.The perfect time to evaluate your life and business roadmap for the year and set yourself up for a strong finish to 2018.

**Are you on the right track?**Do you know where you are headed?Are you doing everything necessary to get there?Are you in control or are you in reaction mode?

**Summary of Episode:**I share my content strategy and plan for the second half of 2018 as I get ready to refresh and head out for a 2-week vacation to Nantucket.

I plan my summer vacation by planning my 3rd and 4th quarter content strategy and business goals.

My version of work-life balance.

The Podcast HiatusI shared in Episode 149 The Freedom Show that I was going to take an indefinite hiatus from this podcast.

I do not know when Episode 151 will be published or I may launch a brand new show.

I am not putting pressure or making any grand promises as I do not know. I just know I am making the right decision because it is from my gut and heart.

The 2018 Roadmap

In Episode 122: The 2018 Roadmap Show, the priorities I listed were:

Priority #1: Murphy Concierge (Generating Income)

Priority #2: Tutorials & Classes:

Priority #3: Writing

Priority 4: Ask Mike Murphy

Priority 5: YouTube

Priority 6: Health & Wellness

Mid-Year Reaction:

Wow! I did a really good job with that Roadmap.

Note: podcasting did not make the list of priorities, but it is of upmost importance to my content puzzle and should be for many brands and businesses.Audio & Podcasting are extremely important and effective as we move into a mobile-dominated world. I am not going anywhere. I just need to find the rhythm which will come from adjusting the format and possibly the entire topic or concept. It’s not firing on all cylinders and I know it. I am simply transitioning to a new phase.This is me taking one step back to move 2 steps forward.

**My homework:**Brainstorm and add specific ideas and types of content for each of the priorities so I can control the ebb and flow of my life and business and not feel controlled or lost on what to do next.

Mantra & Theme for 2018: Simplicity, Fundamentals, Storytelling.

To maintain the lifestyle of simplicity and reducing physical & mental clutter and place more emphasis on fundamentals and storytelling in my content creation.

StorytellingI am approaching this trip with storytelling on my mind. Creating content drawing from my own personal experiences that others can relate to and make a connection to me. I am looking to make content that strikes a nerve and hits home with others.

I’m not concerned with how much content I create on this trip, but I am going to explore and experiment with my cameras and audio equipment and see what I can come up with. .

Micro-storytelling is my goal. It’s how I teach. I take big concepts and break off pieces instead of trying to cover too much. This takes discipline and can be challenging as simple is not easy. This is how I want to approach storytelling. Snippets of the journey when pieced

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The Writing Show26 Aug 201600:17:25

The role of writing for podcasters and content creators.
Four great writing tools I use.

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The Beach-Cast Show19 Aug 201600:14:40

Mobile Podcasting (Part 2):
How To Record on Location
What Gear & Accessories Are Needed
The Mobile Podcast Checklist
Post-Production Options

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The Instagram Stories Show12 Aug 201600:15:27

What is Instagram Stories?
How is it different than Snapchat?
How Do You Use It?
How can podcasters and content creators benefit from it?

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The Golden Gate Show05 Aug 201600:14:51

Part 1: How to record a podcast on location.

This podcast episode was recorded on Baker Beach in San Francisco, California.

Why record on location?
What gear was used?
What are the pros & cons of location recording?

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The Summer Playlist Show29 Jul 201600:13:09

What app do I use to listen to podcasts?
What speed to I listen to podcasts on?
What are my current Top 7 podcasts that I listen to every week?

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The Screencast Show22 Jul 201600:14:23

What is Screencasting?
What tools do I use to make screencast videos?
What makes a good screencast video?
What are the benefits of making screencasts for online businesses?

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The Skillshare Show15 Jul 201600:15:21

What is Skillshare? 
How does it work?
What are the requirements to launch a course?
What are the benefits of teaching on Skillshare?

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The Affiliate Show08 Jul 201600:15:35

What is affiliate marketing?
What are the advantages for podcasters and content creators?
How do you get started?

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The 911 Show01 Jul 201600:15:29

5 ways for you to prepare yourself and your business for unexpected events or even emergencies.

Components of a Podcasters Emergency Toolkit

  1. Protecting Your Gear & Security
  2. Backup Plan
  3. Asset Managment or Inventory
  4. Password Management
  5. Banking

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The Workflow Show24 Jun 201600:16:03

Behind the scenes view of my 10 step podcast workflow from start to finish.

10 Steps:

  1. Verification Process
  2. Organization & Setup
  3. Social Media Marketing
  4. Exercise & Breakfast
  5. The Script
  6. Social Media & Engagement
  7. Recording & Editing
  8. Tagging & Uploading
  9. Show Notes
  10. Newsletter & Ask Mike Anything

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The Freedom Show13 Jul 201800:12:25

The Art of Letting Go

“The secret to happiness is freedom… And the secret to freedom is courage. ”–Thucydides, Philosopher

Today is all about freedom, happiness and the power of letting go and

Episode Summary:

I have spent the past few months aggressively purging and de-cluttering my physical and digital environments and taking inventory of my business and life.

Taking inventory means looking in the mirror and doing an honest self-audit.

One of the difficult truths or realities I came to terms with in doing a self-audit is this podcast is holding me back and it is weighing me down.

My stubbornness and determination could keep it going forever, but the reality is it has become a bit of a burden and I know that is not healthy.

I have had to remind the self-critic in me that letting go is not the same as quitting or giving up. It simply means letting go to make room for something new.

Announcement: Mike Murphy Unplugged is going on Summer Hiatus.I have decided to press the pause button on Mike Murphy Unplugged after episode 150.I am not done podcasting, just taking a break for now.

I started Mike Murphy Unplugged in September of 2015 and I have published a new episode every Friday morning at 6:00 am without fail. I started this podcast to help me find my voice as a creative and to give myself a foundation and platform to teach. I am extremely proud of the body of work I have created and would not trade the experience for the world, but it’s time to start a new chapter.

My Backstory of Things:

I moved from Colorado to Montana to Portland to New Hampshire and back to Colorado and traveled everywhere in between often living out of my Subaru wagon or VW Van.

The freedom and independence I had was largely due to not owning much stuff.

Being debt-free and not wanting or requiring extraneous things allowed me to be swift and pick up and go when an opportunity to travel knocked.

One Man BandYou hear me say that I am a One Man Band a lot.This independence is what the term represents to me.The ability to move and do what I want on my terms.This comes from me having control and not being tied down to things.I can pick up and go whenever I want.I am putting in the hard work in my business to allow me to work from anywhere in the world. That is the life I want.

For me, simplifying and de-cluttering and cutting back to only having the essentials is about having control over the things that matter most in life and doing eliminating things that are not helping me achieve my business goals.

It’s easy to get stressed and overwhelmed and feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders and I think a lot of you may feel this way. I refuse to live a life filled with negativity and stress and conflict, and getting rid of excess is my remedy for peace of mind regaining control.

The less I have the better I feel.

My Minimalist Process

For the past several months I have been actively cleaning house on my physical and digital spaces and I’ve turned it into a game almost to see how much stuff I can get rid of.

I started thinning things out. Everything. Even things that are small or you think don’t take up much room. It’s amazing how getting rid of the small stuff makes such a difference.

I went room by room, drawer by drawer and bag by bag.

Any gear or tool or attachment big or small that I did not use or need on a regular basis went out to the pod shed to be given away or sold on Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist.

I cleaned out every cupboard in my kitchen and got rid of excess silverware, gadgets, plates, glasses, mugs, spices, pots and pans.Condiments in t

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The Hardware Show17 Jun 201600:15:21

What equipment and gear do I use to record this podcast?
What do I recommend for one man band and content creators in the planning stage of starting a podcast or ramping up content creation?

The Basics: Audio Chain
Microphone
XLR Cables
Cloud lifter or Fethead1
Audio Interface (Mixer or Audio Interface)
Interface to DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)

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The Script Show10 Jun 201600:15:36

Why do I write a script for my podcast and what is my process?

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The Google Show03 Jun 201600:15:57

What is Google Apps?
What features do I use regularly?
How can podcasters use Google Apps?

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The Adobe Show27 May 201600:15:18

What exactly is Adobe Creative Cloud?
What programs do I use for my podcast?
Is it worth the investment?

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The Instagram Show20 May 201600:14:28

What is Instagram?
How Do I use it?
How can you use Instagram to promote your podcast?

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The Tutorial Show13 May 201600:14:24

The Art of the Tutorial

How do you find a topic to teach?

How do you actually make them?

Where do you put them?

Why should you make tutorials?

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The Snapchat Show (Part 2)06 May 201600:16:15

The Snapchat Show (Part 2):

Why I am Using Snapchat?
How I Use Snapchat to promote my podcast?
How can you use Snapchat to promote your podcast & brand?
What have the results been so far?

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The Snapchat Show (Part 1)29 Apr 201600:15:20

What is Snapchat? How do you use it? How do you build an audience.

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The YouTube Show22 Apr 201600:15:25

5 big reasons why YouTube should be a central part of your marketing strategy as a podcaster and online business.

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The Video Ideas Show15 Apr 201600:16:45

5 different types of videos that you can make as a podcaster or content creator to get your video marketing up and running. If you are new to video or not sure where to start, today’s episode is going to be a good starting point to give you some ideas and inspiration to start making videos to promote your podcast and your brand.

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The IGTV Show06 Jul 201800:14:12

All about Instagram TV. 

Episode Summary:

  • What is IGTV?
  • How does it work?
  • Why might you use it for your business & brand?
  • How do I plan on using it for Mike Murphy Co?

Follow me on Instagram & IGTV@mikeunplugged.

What is IGTV?

IGTV was launched in late June 2018 by Instagram.Instagram is owned by Facebook.

There are now over 1 Billion users on Instagram.There are over 2 Billion users on Facebook.

IGTV is a standalone app, separate from Instagram, but you can access IGTV from the main Instagram app.

So what exactly is IGTV?Many are referring to it as TV for mobile devices, aka your phones.

The channels on IGTV are you and me.

Every content creator is their own channel and it is open to anyone and everyone.

IGTV gives you a channel for you to create content that people browsing IGTV and can stop and watch and if they like what they can see, they can let you know by liking or commenting and following you, just like on Instagram.

When you open IGTV, videos start playing automatically. Just like when you turn on your TV.

Instagram gives you some options to browse including:For You, Explore, Following & Popular and you can search for creators.

You cannot search for topics, but you can search for channels.

Open the IGTV app and videos will start playing or if you are in the main Instagram app, just look in the upper right for the Orange TV icon and that will take you into IGTV.

How Does IGTV Work?

IGTV is all about vertical videos for your phone.The correct aspect ratio for IGTV is 9:16.The 9 is the width and the 16 is the height.This is the opposite of horizontal videos you would post on YouTube which have an aspect ration of 16:9. Just think vertical. Taller than it is wide.

Tip: Do not place text or important elements or graphics close to the edges when making videos for IGTV or they may get caught off on certain phones.

The most common size you will likely use for IGTV is 1080 px wide by 1920 pixels high. This is what your iPhone shoots and is the exact same aspect ratio and size for Instagram Stories.

Videos you make for IGTV must be a minimum of 15 seconds long and a maximum of 10 minutes long.

For accounts with over 10,000 followers & verified accounts can post videos up to 1-hour long, but for now, the average creator is limited to a maximum of 10-minutes per video.

You can upload videos from your phone or in a web browser like Chrome or Safari which is pretty convenient.

You can select a Custom Thumbnail or Cover Image.You can add a Title & DescriptionAnd you have the option to Share to your Facebook Pages.

If you do have over 10,000 followers and find you have the option to upload 1-hour videos, you will have to use a web browser. Uploading from a phone is not an option for the long videos.

Viewers of your IGTV videos can leave comments that will show up in both IGTV and Instagram. They can also like and share to friends.

IGTV also integrates with Instagram Stories in that you can create links in your Stories and viewers can simply swipe up and it will take them directly to any video you link to on your IGTV channel.

So Why Should You Consider Using it for your business or brand?

For starters, remember the stat about Instagram & Facebook having 3 Billion users, well that is one important reason.

Instagram is massively popular and IGTV could be a really big deal for creators and brands to get exposure and market your business.

IGTV is the first of its kind to focus on

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The Rhythm Show08 Apr 201600:18:05

In today’s episode, I want to continue down the path of self-awareness a little and tackle the topic of finding your rhythm or balance in podcasting, business and in life. I have a few reasons that I think are major contributors of stress and burnout in podcasting and I’ll share my techniques and ways that I use to keep a good rhythm and and make me in control of my podcast and not the other way around.

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The Strengths Show01 Apr 201600:18:30

What were the results of my StrengthsFinder 2.0 test and the benefits of understanding your strengths (and weaknesses) for podcasting, business and life.

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The Guest Interview Show25 Mar 201600:18:41

5 Benefits of Being A Guest on a Podcast
5 Tips To Prepare To Be a guest on a Podcast

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The Green Show18 Mar 201600:18:49

How much money does it cost to start and maintain a podcast in 2016?

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The Podfest Show11 Mar 201600:18:21

I share my experience of attending the recent Podfest Tampa 2016 and some insights on the pros and cons of attending industry events, trade shows and conferences.

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The Repurpose Show04 Mar 201600:16:49

10 Ways To Repurpose Podcast Episode Content

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The Podfade-Away Show26 Feb 201600:17:25

What is Podfade? What causes pod fade? How can you prevent podfade from happening?

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The Roadblock Show19 Feb 201600:18:22

Five potential roadblocks you might encounter on your podcast and online journey and some tips that will keep you moving forward.

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The How Show12 Feb 201600:17:42

7 Steps How To Get Started Podcasting

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The Why Show05 Feb 201600:18:29

Why Did I Start A Podcast?
Why Should You Start A Podcast in 2016 (10 Reasons Why)

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The Be Good Show29 Jun 201800:13:05

I have spent the past week laughing and crying and I also figured out the recipe for success as a content creator and I share it with you in this episode. Today’s is about understanding what matters in life and how to build a brand and create content that makes a positive impact on others.

Life Lessons for Content Creators

Episode Summary:
Today’s episode 147 is about understanding what matters in life and how to build a brand and create content that makes a positive impact on others.

Today is about priorities and urgency. You have one chance at this game of life and sometimes you need to do a self-audit to get back on track.

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Complete Show Notes:
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The Format Show29 Jan 201600:18:27

5 of the most popular podcast formats.

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The Teaching Show22 Jan 201600:16:24

ep20: The Teaching Show: 5 benefits of teaching online and 5 ways to teach online.

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The Authority Show15 Jan 201600:18:00
  1. How to overcome fear
  2. Establish yourself as an authority

Ask Mike Anything: (From Blab.im)

Question:  Do you recommend using Soundcloud to host my podcast?Answer:     My answer is no. I love Soundcloud as a user and think their design is great. I considered hosting my podcast with Soundcloud, but I was advised against it and I am glad. You want complete control of your RSS feed if you can. As my Scottish online buddy, Kevin Scullion says all the time, you don't want to build your home on other people's land. Furthermore, Soundcloud is rumored to be in big financial trouble, so no need to take the chance. Without having control over your feed, it could be a big hassle to move your RSS feed to a new host. 

My recommendation and what I use: I use Libsyn to host my audio files and Blubrry/Powerpress to generate my feed using Wordpress. You can't go wrong with either company. I pay $15/mo for Libsyn.

1. How To Overcome Fear:It's all about Mindset:The Impostor Syndrome: The Impostor syndrome can be defined as a collection of feelings of inadequacy and It is experienced internally as chronic self-doubt, and feelings of intellectual fraudulence.

Resources Mentioned:
Austin Kleon
Anne Lamott, Shitty Drafts

2. Become An Authority:

[Tweet "“Try not to become a person of success. Rather become a person of value -Albert Einstein.”"]

Resources Mentioned:Derek Sivers, What's Obvious To You

To Teach Online: Step out of your comfort zone and share what you know. Give your knowledge away for free. Establishing your authority happens when you stop focusing on yourself and start solving problems and offering help to others.

Creating content or solving someone’s problem no matter how big or small is valuable.

Being an authority does not mean you know it all. Remember that. John Lee Dumas from EOFire often references the legal definition of being an expert simply means that you know more than others in the room. Being an authority stems from you helping others and knowing enough to solve problems. The more you serve and engage, the more you will be perceived as an expert and the more you create and practice your craft, the better you become.

It starts with the Mindset shift and develops when you start sharing your knowledge.

Music: Life of Riley & Wallpaper (incompetech.com)

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