We don’t often take the time to look back, to do a retrospection. We track our accomplishments and diligently write down the small steps that take us to our short-term goals and on to our long-term ones.
If we’re good little bunnies, we check our Master Plan once a year and rewrite it every third or fifth or seventh year. I can’t imagine a 10-year Master Plan. I had to drop back from five to three because my plans change so much. I get new information. I clarify my goals I shove things forward that I wasn’t able to accomplish when I first envisioned them through rosy-colored glasses.
Even so—when we do stop and look back, we should consider all we’ve gained, all we’ve learned, and share that with others. Advice along the lines of “Wish I’d Known”.
Let’s start this two-episode Retrospective with Podcasting, especially since many people are exploring podcasting as a new endeavor They’ve leapened into TikTok and Instagram, and now they’re contemplating the longer format of podcasting.
TIMINGS
00:00 Welcome
00:40 Introduction
02:20 Podcast Retrospective
04:25 Podcast Decisions
06:25 Minor Wishes 1 & 2
07:40 Minor Wish 3
10:10 Major Wishes 1 & 2
12:35 Major Wish 3
14:15 Major Wish 4 & 5
15:28 Final Greatest Wish (8 total)
15:58 Closing
Total Run Time = 16:59
All Original Content / No AI Used
Link to Blog https://thewritefocus.blogspot.com/2024/05/wish-id-known-podcast-retrospective.html
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