Be honest Reader—are you treating your podcast like something worth growing, or are you playing small? I see it all the time. Podcasters put in hours creating episodes they’re proud of. But when it comes to actually promoting their show? They shrink. They quietly publish. But here’s the truth: No one can find what you’re afraid to put out there. Podcasters who grow aren’t louder—they’re bolder. They own their message. They believe their show deserves to be heard. So let me ask you—are you actively putting your podcast in front of new ears every week? Or are you just hoping people will stumble upon it? If you’re done playing small, here’s what to do today: ✅ Share a high-energy clip from your latest episode. Your podcast deserves an audience. Stop waiting. Go claim it. I'm cooking up a spicy workshop later this month. Keep an eye on your inbox. —Harry 'I Believe In Myself' Duran |
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