Do you struggle with the creation of your podcast content? Always feel like you are a step behind and trying to get ahead. I know, even I struggle with this sometimes. Today, I’ve invited Tonesha Hyde, host of the U R Immeasurable Podcast. She’s been recording weekly for just about a year and I wanted to ask her how she comes up with her content.
Tonesha shares her process for recording content, including writing down important points and the importance of passion and authenticity in podcasting. She also discusses her struggles with creating structured content and how she feels about repeating topics (psst. – it’s a good thing!).
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Transcript
Hello. What a what a snafu with Facebook this
Speaker:morning. Yeah. Facebook stream yard. I mean, it was all the
Speaker:thing. Yeah. We we tried several different things in order to get this interview
Speaker:started. So, yeah, you know, as long as there are
Speaker:other alternatives. Right? I mean, ultimately, If we don't
Speaker:make it happen. Yeah. If this didn't work, I would have just moved over to
Speaker:Zencaster. I would have been like, you know what? Let's go there. Let's do that
Speaker:there because that's cloud based. Yeah. Okay. We will
Speaker:figure it out. We will get it to you. We will get you the audio
Speaker:that you desire and you need because creating content for your
Speaker:podcast is super important. Right? Yeah.
Speaker:Yes. Definitely. And, you know, hey. to make
Speaker:it sound great. That's where you come in.
Speaker:Well, thank you. But let's get started with you first. Right?
Speaker:Okay. Tell me a little bit about you and
Speaker:your podcast and why you named your podcast the name it
Speaker:is. Oh, so I gotta dang. You gonna make
Speaker:me go back and have to remember stuff. So
Speaker:who am I? I am Tanisha Hyde. and
Speaker:I am a relationship transformation agitator.
Speaker:And, you know, I'm I like that better than just saying
Speaker:I'm a coach or I'm a transformation coach or whatever. And I like
Speaker:it because it kinda gives you more of an idea of
Speaker:exactly what I do, how I work, and how we you know, and how
Speaker:it all comes together. Mhmm. So, yeah, I focus on
Speaker:relationships, your relationship with you, your relationship with other
Speaker:people, your relationship with stuff sometimes.
Speaker:And yeah. So that's how we do it. you said, why did I
Speaker:name the podcast? What I named it? I named it like that
Speaker:because a lot of the things that that I focus
Speaker:on and that we center on or that we talk about
Speaker:me and my clients is a lot to deal with a lot
Speaker:of inner a lot of inner things. How you talk to yourself? Your
Speaker:your inner monologue, your your your self talk,
Speaker:what, you know, what are your thoughts sounding like? How do you
Speaker:work through whatever, you know, you might be dealing with
Speaker:and all of those things? And knowing that a lot of
Speaker:people, especially like business owners, and even, you
Speaker:know, some people that aren't business owners, people in their careers and things, you know,
Speaker:that impostor syndrome pops up, all the I can't.
Speaker:Maybe I shouldn't. I don't know if I can. you
Speaker:know, all the things that we do to to doubt ourselves.
Speaker:Sometimes we just need somebody to let us know, or we need to get to
Speaker:the point that we realize that what somebody
Speaker:else thinks or sometimes even how I'm trying to measure myself
Speaker:is as enough. And so that's why I went with you are
Speaker:immeasurable. So it's me telling you that you're
Speaker:immeasurable, but it's also a reminder, like, you know, when
Speaker:you're looking at it or when you're looking for it or whatever that you know
Speaker:what? Yeah. Yeah. My wife's gonna be
Speaker:measured. I'm in amazing. I have listened to
Speaker:every episode, and it is amazing. You get some great tips
Speaker:in it too. Right? Before we get started in some of the questions, I
Speaker:just wanted to make mention that you are
Speaker:immeasurable is not spelled the
Speaker:correct way. It's spelled the phonically way. So I just wanted to make sure that
Speaker:everybody knows that. The letter u The
Speaker:letter r in miserable. Perfect.
Speaker:Okay. Excellent. Alright. So how many episodes do you have
Speaker:under your belt right now? Do you want me to tell you?
Speaker:I think where where we at? We're about 48, 47, 48. We're
Speaker:about yeah. Yeah. I think I just -- -- 50. Yep. I
Speaker:think we just did 48 that'll be released soon.
Speaker:Yep. Excellent. Yeah. Actually, I think 48 will be probably
Speaker:released the same day this is. So, yeah, 48 today. Right? Okay.
Speaker:Okay. So, yeah, we're we're we're we're we're almost to 50. We're almost to
Speaker:50. Excellent. Yeah. Well, aren't we all? Right?
Speaker:Literally. Because you are your your main
Speaker:focus is Genexx women. Right? And so we're -- And -- Some of
Speaker:us are almost to 50. Well, we are we are right
Speaker:there. Rock kicking the door.
Speaker:Yeah. I wonder if you should maybe do a an episode your fiftieth
Speaker:episode about turning 50. I know neither one of us are 50 yet, but
Speaker:You know? But but we're damn close. Yeah. You know, it's it's that
Speaker:well, it's that transition over. It's the second half.
Speaker:Right? which we all know is gonna be better than the first half because
Speaker:at least I don't have to learn how to walk and crawl and eat.
Speaker:That kinda depends on the day. And if my
Speaker:knees are cooperating. No kidding.
Speaker:So that kinda brings up that topic. Right? So I just kinda gave you
Speaker:maybe gave you an idea on your content and kinda got your
Speaker:wheels spinning. So how do you come up with all of the content that
Speaker:you have each each week? You know what?
Speaker:It actually is a couple of different ways. I will say
Speaker:in the beginning, it was more difficult
Speaker:because, I guess, it's like anything new you're trying to
Speaker:figure out, like, your flow in it. Mhmm.
Speaker:And so at first, I was like, okay. So I need to
Speaker:make this list of what I'm gonna talk about, you
Speaker:know, the order and all of that. Well,
Speaker:hey, my brain doesn't work like that. Yep. I
Speaker:like, my regular ordinary everyday life, it doesn't
Speaker:work like that. And so I was trying to
Speaker:force myself, I'll say, into a box. And I don't think you
Speaker:didn't tell me that I had to do that. I don't think anybody told me
Speaker:that I had to do it. I guess it's just, like, one of those things
Speaker:that you feel like it should be structured in this way and
Speaker:whatever whatever. So with when I was trying to do it that
Speaker:way, It was, I'll say, definitely a lot more
Speaker:difficult than it is now. Now I really just
Speaker:take the things that maybe that I see on social
Speaker:media or, like, things that people ask me
Speaker:questions about. conversations that I see,
Speaker:like, on Facebook or in my groups, things my clients
Speaker:are asking me because a lot of times, just like with, you
Speaker:know, everything else in life and in your day to day or
Speaker:whatever, you'll tend to hear the same thing.
Speaker:Mhmm. over and over. Like, you know, you'll be like, okay. Why is
Speaker:everybody talking about imposter syndrome this week? Why is
Speaker:everybody talking about you know, negative self talk
Speaker:this week. And so, you know, from that is like, okay.
Speaker:Well, let me put it out there, you
Speaker:know, how I feel about it, and then, you know, how
Speaker:again, maybe in a coach and things like that. So let me explain
Speaker:how I've dealt with it, and then how I help my
Speaker:clients deal with it. So, normally, that's where they come
Speaker:from. and I found that kinda just let it flow like that.
Speaker:I will find myself doing, like, maybe 3 or 4
Speaker:episodes at a time because it's a natural
Speaker:okay. It's a natural flow. Mhmm. Mhmm. And so
Speaker:then, you know, you can piggyback off of it. Okay. Well, yeah. Well, this can
Speaker:lead into that, and that can lead into this, and this is a part of
Speaker:that. It's just a whole lot, I guess, less
Speaker:stressful. when you do it that way. Yeah. And
Speaker:I have noticed that sometimes you'll talk about a topic,
Speaker:and then you'll go through a couple of and then you'll come back and
Speaker:say, we talked about this in episodes, so it's and such, and we're gonna revisit
Speaker:some of that today. And I think that's brilliant. brilliant
Speaker:because that is not only getting more content about that
Speaker:particular topic, but it's getting them to go back to the old episode to
Speaker:listen to the old so too. Right? So -- Yeah. So let me
Speaker:ask you a question, though, that I think that maybe people are
Speaker:struggling with is how did you come up with the
Speaker:content for the first 5 episodes, 10
Speaker:episodes, 2 episodes, Did you already know what you were gonna
Speaker:talk about, or was it just a struggle? Look at you, like, that was over
Speaker:a year ago. What are we talking about, Kim? Right. Right. And I'm like,
Speaker:what word that? Oh, you know, I can
Speaker:actually pull that up on a different screen, and I can let you know exactly
Speaker:what those first, you know, ones were -- I I I think --
Speaker:Yeah. -- I I think they were, like,
Speaker:okay, I remember sitting down and kind of,
Speaker:like, making a list of things that I
Speaker:felt like, you know, I would be talking about And then
Speaker:I, yeah, I think I just kinda went with
Speaker:it, went with that. But
Speaker:something just in, you know, me being me. I
Speaker:may have, like, several things written down or several things that
Speaker:I'm thinking about. but it's when I start talking,
Speaker:that's when it's like, okay. So, yeah, let's cut this off
Speaker:right here, and then we can take this and make it another one, and then
Speaker:I'll talk about that there. Because, usually, once, you know, once
Speaker:I start talking, then I've got 12,000,000,000 things that are running through my mind.
Speaker:that I wanna try to get in here. But then it's like, no. Remember, 15
Speaker:to 20 minutes. Stop. You gotta cut it off. Now what
Speaker:do you make notes when you are recording so that you'll remember to talk about
Speaker:that? No. Just all in your data. Yes. Because, again, if I
Speaker:if I'm trying to read it If I'm trying to yeah. It won't it won't
Speaker:flow for me. I know that some people do that, but for me,
Speaker:it it won't Yeah. So when you come up with the
Speaker:content, do you create an outline for yourself, or do you just go poof off
Speaker:top of your head? Well, I'm gonna say sometimes I do. Sometimes
Speaker:I do if I know that there are specific things that I wanna make sure
Speaker:I don't forget to say. Yep. Then, yeah, I
Speaker:will. So I did just look up your podcast, your first
Speaker:five podcast names, the episode
Speaker:names, and they are are you bullying yourself
Speaker:the greatness in you, kicking the perfectionist
Speaker:demon 100% authentically
Speaker:you and letting go of learned habits.
Speaker:So those are all released last July, July of
Speaker:2022. And my question to you is
Speaker:how did you come up with those names?
Speaker:I I know that all of those things were definitely on
Speaker:on my list of these are the things that I want. you know,
Speaker:the topics, basically, that that I wanna make sure,
Speaker:you know, that I'm introducing. And Usually,
Speaker:the titles, honestly, they just come to me. I love that. You know? And it's
Speaker:it'll usually be in something that I say you know, while
Speaker:I'm talking. And and so, yeah, I just kinda go
Speaker:with that and still try to or if it's something that I'm like, you
Speaker:can change it if you, you know, if you think it'll be something better. It
Speaker:was I couldn't settle on something. And so
Speaker:you know, I'll kinda be like, yeah. I don't know what to call this 1.
Speaker:Help me out. But, yeah, usually, it just it
Speaker:comes because whatever something I said or something like
Speaker:that. Yeah. That's great. So another
Speaker:question about your content is have you ever needed to
Speaker:take break from your podcast? I didn't necessarily
Speaker:need to. I did do a season, like, a break
Speaker:from season 1 to season 2. Again, at that
Speaker:point, I think I was just still trying to fully get the
Speaker:flow because it was one of those things that
Speaker:which I think it's kind of like the whole working from home or
Speaker:being an entrepreneur or whatever. it's that
Speaker:hole you gotta get past. Why does it feel like I'm talking to myself?
Speaker:Because it it very much felt like that part for a
Speaker:little while in in the 1st season last year when I when I started it.
Speaker:And it was, like, getting the the whole really
Speaker:just like, okay. Just talk. Mhmm. You know? And I
Speaker:and I think we talked about it before that, you know, finally, I'm
Speaker:like, okay. Quit worrying about the whole you
Speaker:feel like you're talking to yourself because you're not
Speaker:number 1, goofy. But from there, it's like,
Speaker:okay. Finally settling into it and like, alright. So we
Speaker:just I'll just close my eyes, and then I talk. Okay.
Speaker:And so, you know, I don't think it was so much. I needed a
Speaker:break, but I think that I didn't need to take
Speaker:that little bit of time to finally be like, okay. Are you gonna do
Speaker:this, or are you not? Yeah. Yeah. You know?
Speaker:Because, yeah, who who just wants to continually struggle through the whole
Speaker:whatever. So and then I think this time. You know, when we
Speaker:came back, I'm like, okay. I'm good now. I got it
Speaker:now. Yeah. It does take a little bit of looking at the screen and,
Speaker:like, talking to yourself. You know? It's like that stream of conscious, you
Speaker:know, and then trying to get out all of your conversation and everything.
Speaker:So that actually brings up a good point. Now do you livestream
Speaker:your podcast episodes to your group when you do it every time or just
Speaker:sometimes? Just sometimes. Okay. Just sometimes. Like,
Speaker:if it's definitely, if it's something, like I said,
Speaker:that that keeps coming up in, like, conversation or questions
Speaker:or things like that, or somebody in the group has
Speaker:asked the question. And I'm like, you know what? yeah, this would fit. This
Speaker:would be a good, you know, podcast episode. Then,
Speaker:yeah, I'll I'll do it like that. But everyone know
Speaker:And and really that's because, like I said, the ideas
Speaker:come to me randomly. So it could be 2
Speaker:o'clock in the morning. It could be 10:30 in the evening. It
Speaker:could be, you know, any of the so, yeah.
Speaker:And, again, too, knowing myself. When they come, I gotta
Speaker:do it now or I'm gonna forget. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker:Because my mind will go down this whole, you know, shebang.
Speaker:And then I'm trying to get it all back later, and I have no
Speaker:idea what I was thinking. So you're talking about your
Speaker:content being very organic. Right? It kinda comes to you, you
Speaker:record. So how does that work with your
Speaker:your consistency flow? Because you have released an episode every week,
Speaker:except for the little time that you were on hiatus right after, I think,
Speaker:basically, the month of January, I think, right, of this year. Yeah.
Speaker:So if you are doing this organically, how do
Speaker:you, as a person, as a mom, as a, you know, businesswoman, as
Speaker:all that How do you manage to say to yourself, I have
Speaker:to, I have to be ahead because I need to give this to my producer,
Speaker:I need to make sure that it's moved on. How do you what how do
Speaker:you come up with that content if you're doing this organically? I
Speaker:think it it's easier that way because like I said, usually,
Speaker:when I haven't you know, when something comes to me or I have an idea,
Speaker:then usually, it's compounded. So it ends up
Speaker:being 3 or 4 things. So I'll just, you know, record
Speaker:them. Boom. Boom. Boom. Nice. Yeah. Batching is great,
Speaker:isn't it? I mean, it's great for you great for someone like myself.
Speaker:It's great for just you know, I mean, if you wanted to take a week
Speaker:off in the middle of the summer and you know that you've already batched a
Speaker:couple of episodes, Yeah. You're good. The I mean, the
Speaker:the the and the only thing is for me. Sometime I forget. Okay. How
Speaker:many did I do? How far ahead am I where am I at?
Speaker:or forgetting, like, where or when they're
Speaker:gonna release. because to me, I've already said
Speaker:this. And so I have to I have to remember oh,
Speaker:yeah. Yeah. That's gonna be in 2 weeks. Oh, yeah. That's gonna be
Speaker:yeah. that type of thing. Like, to the point that sometimes, I actually
Speaker:have to go back and listen when they release because I
Speaker:don't remember what I said. So that brings up
Speaker:another good topic. Do you listen to your own
Speaker:podcast every week? Okay. Great. I
Speaker:did. If not every week or, like I
Speaker:said, a lot of times, I find that the topics they
Speaker:kind of in and out back and forth because these pretty
Speaker:much the things that that I'm talking about in in
Speaker:in relation to you know, primarily your relationship with
Speaker:yourself. Yeah. I talk about other relationships
Speaker:in my coaching, but for the podcast, I
Speaker:do talk about them and how they relate to
Speaker:us, our self image, our self worth, our self
Speaker:esteem, and those things. So, you know, when these things
Speaker:keep coming up and all this and other than that, I I I try to
Speaker:be like, okay. Well, then I just talk I feel like I just talked about
Speaker:that. So I'll even go back in, you know, if
Speaker:they haven't dropped yet, then I'll go back and listen to the recordings.
Speaker:that I uploaded and, like, okay. What did what did I say? I'm just saying
Speaker:just because you don't wanna it does seem like you're saying the same thing. over
Speaker:and over and over again. Even if you are or even if it's the same
Speaker:topic, it's usually, you know, a point that maybe I hit
Speaker:it real quick and then went on to something else. So, you know, like
Speaker:you were talking about before, if I'm gone going back, sometimes it's
Speaker:okay. Let me elaborate on this right here. You know?
Speaker:Yeah. I mentioned it, but we didn't really get into it. So let me, you
Speaker:know, really get into this. I love that. Going back to listen
Speaker:to your content to actually get more content. Right? So
Speaker:coming up with even more from, you know, from old
Speaker:content. I love that. That's actually really a great tip for
Speaker:people to try to figure out what kind of content they might want to come
Speaker:up with. So Yeah. I know that we did touch upon a
Speaker:little bit, like, how you came up with your first, you know, your first couple.
Speaker:And it just they just came to you. They just kind of like something that
Speaker:wanted to talk about. Right? Yeah. Yeah. If you had
Speaker:any tips for anybody struggling with trying to come up with their first,
Speaker:say, 10 10 topics, 10 content, do you have
Speaker:any any tips for somebody that would is struggling with
Speaker:them? I would definitely say think on
Speaker:things or be open to talking about the
Speaker:things that that you're passionate about. Because especially
Speaker:if it's like just your podcast, you're not
Speaker:on camera or whatever, all people have is your voice.
Speaker:And if it's just something like and and, again, that's part of
Speaker:the reason that I don't, like, script it out because I never wanted to
Speaker:sound like I'm reading off of a piece of paper. or, like, you know,
Speaker:it's a it's a old school TV show and somebody's holding the
Speaker:flashcards, and I'm trying to read it. You know? I never wanted to sound
Speaker:like that. Right? So I would say definitely think on
Speaker:the things that that you really love to
Speaker:talk about or the things that you really like to delve
Speaker:into and explain to people. you know,
Speaker:not so much things that you practice because, again, it can get to the where
Speaker:you're blah blah blah blah. And, no, you don't wanna listen to
Speaker:that. So you know what you know, your listeners aren't gonna wanna listen to that
Speaker:either. Yeah. So, yeah, just, you know, definitely talk about things that make you
Speaker:excited or that you're passionate about yes, things that you know
Speaker:about. But, you know, I guess, in some cases, that really doesn't even matter if
Speaker:people just be talking, but, yeah, I'm terrible.
Speaker:But I I think you're you're right in that effect where
Speaker:if you are excited about it, people can hear the excitement and the people wanna
Speaker:know more, and then it's just a snowball effect. Right? because you're excited. You're
Speaker:you know it. And when you know it, it just flows so much
Speaker:easier. So -- -- does. Yeah. Yeah. Some people can can bologna around
Speaker:it. But if you know it, you don't -- Mhmm. -- do a lot of
Speaker:although I I say you don't do a lot of tripping over your words, but
Speaker:I did my first Well, not my first, but I did it. My first
Speaker:Facebook live fail the other day.
Speaker:And I just I could not get my words out to save my soul.
Speaker:But I know what I'm talking about just so -- Yeah. -- I was
Speaker:old. And that happens. That does
Speaker:happen. And I think, like, for me,
Speaker:because a lot of these things, you know, are very much
Speaker:emotional thing for me, a a spiritual thing for
Speaker:me. So I you can tell that, you
Speaker:know, I'm really when I'm really in there,
Speaker:that I'm excited about it and stuff. And because of that, again,
Speaker:always with the the thought that, okay. You can't talk for
Speaker:37 hours. You know? It's okay. What do I
Speaker:definitely wanna get in here When do I not wanna let myself
Speaker:go down the rabbit hole in, you know, and those type of things? But then
Speaker:sometimes you can't always stop it or whatever.
Speaker:And I found that, you know okay. Sometime, yeah, you might have an hour
Speaker:a half conversation or recording. Well,
Speaker:hey, that can be 2 or 3 episodes. That's true. Yep.
Speaker:Yep. Absolutely. Yeah. So, you know, looking at it like
Speaker:that, and and and again, Think about it and make sure that
Speaker:it that what you're doing really does let
Speaker:people see you. Mhmm. Because otherwise, they're
Speaker:gonna be like, yeah. I don't know.
Speaker:Especially, like, you know, if you're to be the authority on
Speaker:whatever it is that you're talking about. Then it needs to sound
Speaker:like you care. Yeah. It does. It really does. You don't want
Speaker:it to come off. I just do this some shit. Or, obviously, we're finally
Speaker:fine. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Exactly.
Speaker:Yeah. So most of your episodes are solo. but you've had
Speaker:a couple of interview episodes. So what made
Speaker:you bring in a couple of interview episodes? Was it lack of content
Speaker:or something else? No. It wasn't lack of content. It
Speaker:was in some of you know, let's hear what somebody else has to
Speaker:say. Or, you know, get additional input from the other
Speaker:got, like the episodes I did with my husband. We were
Speaker:talking I think it was around Valentine's Day, so I think you're
Speaker:talking about love. Yeah. Yeah. I think so. That's what I
Speaker:I was trying to remember trying to remember the titles. And
Speaker:just, you know, again, I focus on relationships.
Speaker:Mhmm. And speaking on and talking a
Speaker:lot about how we handle ourselves
Speaker:that translates and it it transfers to
Speaker:every other relationship that you have in your life. Sure. Your intimate
Speaker:relationships, your your work relationships, ships, you know, your your
Speaker:relationships with your kids, your parents, all of that. It all,
Speaker:you know, it's all one thing. It all works together. Well, I mean, not
Speaker:one thing, but you get what I'm saying. And so, you know,
Speaker:with that also, I wanted to people to
Speaker:see that I'm not just blowing smoke. I'm not just
Speaker:talking at the side of my neck. You know? Yeah. I do have a significant
Speaker:other. And he's just as goofy as I am.
Speaker:Yes. But there's lots of serious conversations.
Speaker:that we had. You know? He's only took this if we were teenagers. I
Speaker:love that. I have actually too. I met my husband when I was sixteen.
Speaker:Mhmm. So yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I love that. I know. It it
Speaker:is a double edged sword with that. I know that you were not married to
Speaker:age it. You actually just got married last year. Right? You're coming up on your
Speaker:1th anniversary Yep. Next month in July. I
Speaker:like July for some reason, apparently. Love it. Congratulations.
Speaker:That's awesome. So I it is something to be said with, you know,
Speaker:having those life experiences to help you with your content, to help
Speaker:you with with what you specifically too. You know what I mean? Yeah. I
Speaker:don't know that you could be a life coach at 17.
Speaker:I'm not sure. You could be a TikTok coach at 17. You haven't even
Speaker:lived yet. I mean, how often do we tell our kids that you have no
Speaker:clue what's going on? You have not lived yet.
Speaker:Yes. It's definitely a different thing. You know, not to get off topic here,
Speaker:but definitely a different thing with my my son came home from the military, and
Speaker:he's just like, not that he's a different kid. He's not, but
Speaker:he's he's just more worldly. He knows a lot more things. He's
Speaker:more a appreciative of what he has after being in
Speaker:the military. Right? He's like, oh, yeah. You know? I hate to
Speaker:drive mom's car every day. rather than that. Right.
Speaker:Right. So yeah. So you gotta it's it's all about the
Speaker:experience. You gotta go through something. Yeah.
Speaker:At 16, 17. You know, yes, there may be not seeing
Speaker:that, you know, some haven't been through some things. I mean, we've been through some
Speaker:things even by that age. But for the most part,
Speaker:yeah, no, you're a kid, you're just a kid. Yeah,
Speaker:so Now you you record your episodes,
Speaker:and you actually, tell me your process. You know what? Tell them
Speaker:what your process or what our process is together. How do you How do you
Speaker:how do you go through step by step from from thinking about what
Speaker:you're gonna record to the very end? How do you do it? What is
Speaker:on your task list? Okay. So, yeah, what's
Speaker:on my attachments? I don't even know. Regarding your
Speaker:podcast from beginning to end. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
Speaker:So depending on what it is, a lot of time, I'll go
Speaker:with something that has been in conversation
Speaker:or been around me, you know, the last week or so.
Speaker:If it's something that I need to nail down
Speaker:specifics that I made, you know, go check something
Speaker:out, you know, watch some videos I will
Speaker:read 2 or 3 books. Okay. Because
Speaker:it's like, okay. I know what this is, but I need to be
Speaker:able to explain it to other people. This is
Speaker:Howard. I understand it. I gotta be able to explain it. And so, you
Speaker:know, if it's something that I need to do all of that And then, usually,
Speaker:I might like I said, if there's things that I wanna make sure that I
Speaker:get in there, then I'll write them down and all of that.
Speaker:And then usually from there, okay. Cool. Everybody be
Speaker:quiet. Leave me alone. I'm about to record. Yep.
Speaker:And so I record everything in Zoom.
Speaker:Yes. Sometimes I record it with videos. Sometimes I don't.
Speaker:Because, again, I usually, my flow is I close my eyes and just
Speaker:talk. So y'all don't want a recording of me sitting there with my eyes
Speaker:closed talking.
Speaker:And then I download it, and then
Speaker:I upload it to you in your CRM. And
Speaker:then if if I need to do anything else, you'll let me know. Other than
Speaker:that, come on to the next one, or on to the next three,
Speaker:or you know, over here living my best life because my
Speaker:podcast producer and manager is freaking amazing.
Speaker:I wonder who that is.
Speaker:You're awesome too. Thank you for letting me work on your podcast. I
Speaker:appreciate it. Now look. Like, I and I tell you this
Speaker:all the time. Without you, I wouldn't it it no. It
Speaker:wouldn't even be there. Because I think what was it? because we had
Speaker:the conversation, which is when you were like, yeah. You're doing this.
Speaker:What I have the idea, like, what, 2 or 3 years before I
Speaker:actually -- Yeah. -- you know, met you, started talking
Speaker:to you and all of that. And it was just
Speaker:it Yeah. I I have the knowledge. I have the
Speaker:information. I can probably talk to anybody
Speaker:about anything even though I'm a ridiculously
Speaker:sensitive introvert. But,
Speaker:yeah, I can I can definitely talk to people and stuff, but
Speaker:Yeah, all of all of that? No.
Speaker:That is not my thing. That is not my jam. I can do
Speaker:it. I can figure it out, but it would take half of my
Speaker:life. Oh, no. And so y'all get an episode every
Speaker:6 months I love it. I love it. That's what I was talking
Speaker:about. Yeah. That's not consistent at all. No.
Speaker:So yes. My podcast has life because of Kim.
Speaker:Well, thank you. That's so sweet of you to say. So how can people
Speaker:find you where should people go looking for you? And are you
Speaker:taking on new clients? Tell me all those things. I
Speaker:am some of everywhere just because I'm sporadic
Speaker:Yep. And let me see. So I'm on Facebook. I'm on
Speaker:Instagram. Both of those are at
Speaker:Favored Coach. Favorored has a u in it, guys.
Speaker:I'm on LinkedIn kinda sorta.
Speaker:Mhmm. I'm I'm working on, you know, expanding that. But, yeah, that's
Speaker:not my my go to right now.
Speaker:thing TikTok. I'm there, but, again,
Speaker:it's not a focus right now. But, yeah, definitely
Speaker:Facebook. or Instagram. You can message me.
Speaker:Great. All those places you get your content ideas from.
Speaker:Yeah. I love it. That's that's that's pretty much it.
Speaker:I'm I'm everywhere, somewhere, sometimes.
Speaker:And any new programs or anything coming up? I did this
Speaker:side, actually, yesterday. Oh,
Speaker:this is new. Okay. Yeah. It's it's, like, literally I
Speaker:I decided to do it yesterday. because I I kept
Speaker:getting people asking me when I'm gonna do another
Speaker:workshop. Mhmm. And so right now, I'm
Speaker:kinda because I normally do them, you know, around the same time every month. Well,
Speaker:I just did one. I did it the 1st week of June, And
Speaker:so but I didn't wanna do it again the 1st week of July. That's
Speaker:the holiday. And so I'm like, I don't
Speaker:know, but then I didn't wanna wait too long. So, anyway, so
Speaker:what I decided to do was because, hey. We record
Speaker:everything. Right? So I decided that I'll just
Speaker:pay. If you want the workshops, hit me up.
Speaker:I can -- So they're evergreen now. Is that what you're
Speaker:saying? They're Evergreen. So you just created Evergreen workshops.
Speaker:Nice. Right. And so that way, you know, you don't have to
Speaker:always wait until I do another one. You
Speaker:know? Yeah. So so yeah. So like I said, I just decided to do that
Speaker:yesterday. So -- Okay. -- both my hoarder's hoard workshop
Speaker:and my to change my way workshop. You can get those. I
Speaker:decided and what I decided to do with them is The
Speaker:hoarders were a workshop, nothing too major, $17.
Speaker:It changed my way because it's it was 3 days.
Speaker:37. And if you want them both, you can get them both for 47.
Speaker:Excellent. Well, that's a discount too. Nice. I love it. Yeah. Plain
Speaker:is simple. You know? Yeah. And, again -- because
Speaker:I don't I don't I don't wanna have to make people wait. You know? Yeah.
Speaker:There you go. If you missed it okay. It's cool. You missed it. But here,
Speaker:you could you could still get it. I am doing a
Speaker:shadow work for beginners challenge next -- Okay. -- week
Speaker:in my free Facebook group. It's gonna
Speaker:be all week, every day. We're gonna do a little bit of
Speaker:something, give a little, like, a little step
Speaker:a little tidbit, a little, you know, way to implement this or whatever.
Speaker:And because I'm a little neurotic, I created like a
Speaker:hunt what was I think it ended up being a 111 pages when I got
Speaker:the got through with it. It's a journal for
Speaker:the challenge. So everybody's gonna get the PDF
Speaker:journal writing prompts and suggestions and things like
Speaker:that to go along. with the challenge to help
Speaker:them really get in there. And when does that challenge
Speaker:start? It starts the 26th, Monday.
Speaker:Okay. Monday. Okay. Yep. So if you are
Speaker:listening to this on my Facebook group, you can get in
Speaker:there right away. Tanisha's gonna give me a link to that. And
Speaker:if you're listening to this on Tuesday when the podcast
Speaker:drops, then you are going
Speaker:to via day late, but you can still get in. You can still get
Speaker:in. You can still get in. Absolutely. Absolutely. And, again, it's in my free
Speaker:Facebook group owning your season. that's what I've got going on
Speaker:right now. I still have the beta 6 week program
Speaker:for change my way. it's still in beta. I I
Speaker:haven't decided when I'm a take it out of beta yet. I already
Speaker:have really enough case studies, but
Speaker:Yeah. It's -- I just like it. I like it.
Speaker:So I'm having fun with it, and I and, you know, the
Speaker:the feedback has been great. So it's still in beta.
Speaker:So yeah. Perfect. 6 weeks, 101 still at
Speaker:the moment. What else do I have going I wanna do a
Speaker:membership. I'm gonna do a membership too. Yeah. Yeah. I
Speaker:think that's gonna be on my list very soon as well. So we'll have to
Speaker:we'll have to commit about that some more. See what we can help
Speaker:with. Yeah. So other than your own podcast, do you listen to any
Speaker:other podcasts that you can recommend right now? Oh my goodness.
Speaker:So many. The first one that pops off top of your
Speaker:head, what do you got? The first oh, man. I know the girl's name,
Speaker:but I don't know the name of her podcast. Her name is Stephanie
Speaker:Mackenzie. Okay. Can't remember the name of the
Speaker:podcast, though. Let me see if I can find it real really fast. She is
Speaker:great. She talks a lot about helping people
Speaker:come out of people pleasing and, you know,
Speaker:those types of behaviors. When you people start making you
Speaker:feel guilty, you start relaxing on your boundaries, and all of those kind of
Speaker:things. Yeah. She's really, really good. I listen
Speaker:to listen to a lot of gen x podcasts
Speaker:because they are hilarious. Mhmm. Oh,
Speaker:yeah. Oh, yeah. And we refuse to grow up. So -- Yeah. That's
Speaker:because we didn't have a childhood. Right? Exactly. So
Speaker:we're still kids at heart. We are. It's terrible.
Speaker:And then I I recently also started listening to a couple
Speaker:marketing podcasts. I listened to them.
Speaker:it's still not clicking in my brain, but, you know, we're we're we're still
Speaker:working on it. Yeah. Sometimes sometimes it takes a little bit. Absolutely. I
Speaker:am definitely one of those people where I hear something, and it needs to
Speaker:sink in. Like, it sits like top level, and then it just needs to, like,
Speaker:slowly, like, absorb.
Speaker:Yes. Exactly. Like, we remember those commercials when we were kids when they put
Speaker:a sponge and stuff and then you watch it go up. It's kinda like that.
Speaker:Definitely like that. That's how my brain works. Yep. I hear
Speaker:you. Alright. Well, thank you so much Tanisha. I really
Speaker:appreciate you spending the time to, you know, go through all of our
Speaker:hiccups at the beginning and come on And, actually, you're gonna be
Speaker:my very first guest on my podcast. So -- Hey. Hey.
Speaker:There you go. Perfect. So thank you very much. And
Speaker:I will make sure that I add all of your links to my show notes
Speaker:and all of the links to the recording after
Speaker:I do some editing on this as we had a special
Speaker:guest pop in right in the middle. Which
Speaker:is my lie. When you see it, if there's any other
Speaker:links you wanna add, please drop those right in the in the group so that
Speaker:I could add them to the show notes too. So -- Okay. Alright. Thank
Speaker:you so much. This was great. This was great. This