
About this episode
Join host Kristina Bartold as she brings together a lively discussion with Staci Millard of The Small Business School Podcast and sisters Jamie and Dayle of the Proof It's Possible podcast. Recorded at a beautiful winery in Kelowna, they share how podcasting transformed their brands and connected them with wider audiences, despite initial doubts.
The group discuss their journeys from hesitant beginnings to celebrating a year of podcasting success. Learn how podcasting enhanced their personal and professional relationships, showcasing their expertise and building a supportive community.
The ladies also offer tips on maintaining podcasting momentum, networking, and clear business messaging. Hear about their most memorable moments and get inspired by their advice for aspiring podcasters and entrepreneurs.
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