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188. Understanding this will MAKE or BREAK your podcast management business!
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EPISODE 188
I am so glad you are here today because we are going to talk about something that will make or break your podcast management business. I want to take you into your business and think about some of the things you do on a regular basis, in your client work or when you’re networking, that really feels like an uphill climb - those difficult tasks for you that look like they are easy for other people. In this episode I talk about our innate skills, strengths, and natural tendencies and how you can bring those into your podcast management business, because when you do, you can spend more of your time feeling like you are in the flow and less like you’re on that uphill climb. I talk about how to find and recognize your strengths and natural tendencies and then implement them into your business. I give examples of other podcast managers that I know with differing strengths, and the common traits all podcast managers need. I also share examples and talk about how to shine with skills that you already have, and how to make adaptations for the areas you struggle with.
In this episode, we cover:
-Recognizing your skill strengths in your business
-Using strategies from others that cater to your strengths and have flexibility
-Clifton Strengths and tapping into your natural strengths and tendencies
-Using your introverted personality as a superpower
-How to shine on a Zoom strategy call when you feel like you can’t perform
-How to shine as a strategist with data and analytics
-The common strengths you need as a podcast manager: consistency, reliability, getting tasks done, positive attitude
-Tweaking your business so you can tap more into your innate skills
-Examples of different kinds of podcast managers that I see and their strengths
-An exercise you can do to find your strengths and how to implement them into your business
If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over on Instagram! @laurenwrighton
To learn how to earn $5k per month as a podcast manager (without taking on a million clients!) grab a seat in our free masterclass at http://laurenwrighton.com/masterclass
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