What if we stopped chasing vanity metrics and started honoring the actual impact of our voice? In this episode, I sit down with Adam Torres, host of the Mission Matters podcast and co-founder of a full-blown media and book publishing agency. He’s done over 6,000 interviews, launched hundreds of shows, and published 400+ authors—and yet, he reminds us that the power of podcasting isn’t about how many people listen… it’s about who’s listening, and how deeply they connect. We talk about:
- How Adam went from corporate finance to full-time storytelling
- The moment he shut down his entire brand and relaunched in alignment with God’s direction
- Why your “small” audience might be more valuable than you think
- The spiritual and emotional legacy podcasting can create—especially for future generations
- What to focus on if you’re just starting out or feeling discouraged about growth
Adam also gets real about how podcasting helped him through grief and how his mom’s recorded voice now means more to him than any platform metric ever could. Whew. It’s a powerful reminder of what we’re really doing when we press record. Whether you're a podcaster, an author in the making, or someone who's still holding their story back—this episode will push you to show up with purpose and stop waiting for perfect conditions.
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