It's a very special pilot offer designed to help you either start a podcast or enrich your existing podcast (if like us you already one).

According to PodcastInsights.com the number of people tuning into Podcasts on a regular basis is large… and growing!

Consider the following…

• 50% of all US homes are podcast fans (Nielsen, Aug 2017)
• 55% (155 million) of the US population has listened to a podcast – up from 51% in 2019 

It is estimated there are currently 2 million podcasts currently available for download

Compare this to the 30+ million YouTube channels, podcasting is a very attractive platform to build a brand upon

Podcasting can be an incredible tool to help you grow your business.

With a podcast, you can effectively build a loyal following, showcase your expertise, provide value to your followers, among many other things.

All the things that we found ourselves since launching our own podcast

When you announce you’re quitting your job to start your own business, people will think you’re crazy and judge you - partly because they don't understand your motives, and let's face it, partly because they're jealous you're making your dreams a reality

You’ll need to have the courage to go your own way, even when everyone around you thinks differently or voices their objections

#2: Fortitude 

Every entrepreneur must have the fortitude to continue moving forward even in the face of failure. Otherwise, you’ll quit at the first sign of trouble or the first embarrassing mistake

Those who demonstrate strength of character always get stronger in the face of failure. How? By learning from the mistake and making modifications for the next opportunity.

Remember, it’s OK to fail

#3: Integrity 

An entrepreneur must honour their commitments, act with integrity, and be honest at all times

If not for alignment to your personal moral compass, then do it for the public image (In this age of social media, consider everything you say and do to be “public record”— anything can go viral in a matter of minutes)

If you operate your business with integrity, you will earn the respect of colleagues and your customers, and won’t have to worry about a scandal

#4: Self-motivation 

When you’re out on your own, nobody is going to give you a mid-year review to let you know how you’re doing or put together a plan for the next quarter

Nobody is watching you punch in and out, counting your sick days or micro-managing your tasks

That’s right: You’re accountable for yourself

It's probably the most difficult one if we're honest!

If you’re self-motivated, then that becomes much easier—you stay focused on what needs to get done and you don’t allow the lack of structure to negatively impact you. If you have trouble staying motivated, and we all struggle from time to time, remember why your why is so important

#5: Passion

If you don’t love what you’re doing, why are you doing it? 

As an entrepreneur, you should be passionate about your business — after all, you specifically chose it and built it

Plus, passion is downright contagious — it’s how you get others to buy into your vision, how you sell your product/service, how you connect with your customers, and how you get others to invest in your ideas

Look, we’re more resilient than we think

Don’t let your own fear, negative self-criticism or comfort zone keep you down.

Sure, you may try something new and fail...

We firmly believe we will never regret the things we’ve done, only the things we never tried

Source : A Rich Life Daily by Robert Kiyosaki

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