Why I Almost Quit the 30 Day Podcast Challenge | Ep 34
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In this episode of the Build Writing Podcast, I reflect on my recent absence and explore the challenges I faced in committing to a daily podcasting challenge. I delve into the reasons behind my hesitation and address the feelings of overwhelm and self-doubt that held me back. I share my strategies for overcoming these obstacles, including the use of project management software and the importance of embracing a beginner's mindset. I also provide an update on my ongoing microfiction project and invite listeners to join me on this writing journey. Through my honest and relatable storytelling, I encourage writers to push through their own struggles and stay committed to their creative goals.
### Notable Quotes: * "If you want to listen to me, listen to me. If you don't want to listen to me, no problem. But I'm more like a friend who talks about the things that he loves to talk about and writing, and we both listen to each other."
* "One of the best people who can tell you the truth is yourself. You have to keep telling yourself the truth, even though we know that these things are not true, we have to keep reminded."
* "It's not about being an expert or having a long list of accomplishments. It's about embracing the journey of being a beginner and continuously learning and growing."
* "Writing is a way to document our lives, whether through fiction or non-fiction. It allows us to explore our experiences and share them with others."
* "By connecting with other writers and building a supportive community, we can learn from each other, overcome challenges,
Timestamp Summary
0:01 Contemplating the Commitment to a Daily Podcast Challenge
1:37 Overcoming Overwhelm with Organizational Systems
3:43 Embracing the Beginner's Mindset in Digital Spaces
4:37 Overcoming Procrastination and Excuses in Podcasting
6:48 Exploring Microfiction Through Notion and Personal Stories
8:28 Overcoming Challenges in Creative Writing and Project Commitment
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