One year ago, Lisa Bradshaw launched a podcast with four recorded episodes, a coach's guidance, and one simple commitment: show up every week.
Fifty-six (56) episodes later, she's celebrating the first anniversary of Tell and Sell Your Story by reflecting on what consistency has taught her. Not just about podcasting, but about business, storytelling, and continuing to be someone who keeps promises to herself (and to you, her audience).
In this honest and heartfelt episode, Lisa shares why she chose not to follow every piece of expert advice, how one conversation with a friend kept her from skipping an episode during one of the busiest (and most pivotal) seasons of her life, and why she intentionally spent more time creating than measuring.
Along the way, she reveals how a podcast she barely marketed still brought in new clients, meaningful listener messages, and thousands of downloads. All because she focused on building the habit before building the audience.
If you're working toward a goal that feels slow, unseen, or uncertain, this episode is a reminder that consistency has a way of impacting both your business and the person you're audience counts on, week after week.
In this episode, discover:
- Why the best system is often the one you'll actually stick with
- How consistency builds confidence long before it builds an audience
- Why creating with intention matters more than metrics
- How showing up for yourself creates trust with the people you hope to serve
So, if you have been listening all along or this is your first episode and you love it, now is the perfect time to subscribe and share. It's the perfect way to celebrate the one year anniversary of Lisa Bradshaw's podcast, Tell and Sell Your Story.