
Be the Creator, Not the Critic - Winter Break - EP 34
About this episode
Here we are, the end of 2021. This brings me to what I love doing at the end of the year. Resting. And you deserve a break, too!
It's not just a time to rest and not think about your podcast, but a time to reflect and to celebrate. We need to celebrate our accomplishments, and the only way we can do that is really take the break. Rest, relax and look back on what we did, because sometimes it doesn't have to be big milestones. I'm talking about those areas you see as a success. Not what somebody else thinks, but what you think your success has been for your podcast.
So what are you celebrating with your podcast from the past year?
Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Episode 10 https://www.organizedsound.ca/honour-yourself-because-september-is-the-new-january-episode-10/
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