What I Learned from Creating A Podcast EP 54
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
Release Date: 04/30/2021
Digital Courses and Memberships Are Experiences EP: 79
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
You know what you have mastered. The work you do better than anyone. Now you’re ready to teach it to the world! With so many things to do and focus on t can be overwhelming. Today I am sharing the main thing you can focus on that will help your best course yet!
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Money Breakthrough with Alexandra Taketa EP 78
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
Making sure that your business serves the life you want to live is not a nice-to-have, it’s a necessity for you to feel abundant and be able to thrive and love what you do every day. Coming from corporate jobs and years of 9 to 5 training is not an easy habit, just because you work for yourself now.
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Visibility Update Number 1 EP 77
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
Today I’m sharing my visibility report.
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The Long Game is . . . Visibility with Chef Rama EP 76
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
It feels like very few things worth pursuing for notoriety or financial gain are centered around family, nutrition, and a love for community. Chef Rama has not only successfully pulled these things together, she did so on her terms with joy and a passion for what she’s creating in and out of the kitchen.
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Building A Stronger Foundation EP 75
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
Hitting a major milestone is such an incredible moment in anyone’s life. Milestones give you the energy and validation you need to keep moving forward. It makes the crazy journey in between worth it.
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Motivation with Lara Fastman EP: 74
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
Why are we motivated to do some things and struggle to do others? That’s what we’re talking about today with my friend and (sometimes) therapist Lara Fastman.
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Getting Through a Block EP 73
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
There are so many things that can block our way to success. We can have a creative block and not be making content, a video block and be scared to go live, or money block and not know what to charge for our product or services.
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The Long Game is... Your Story in 30 Things EP 72
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
“. . .your most powerful art is made from your own story.”
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Method to Digital Course EP 71
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
Before we jump into this episode, I want to say thank you for all the nice feedback. It’s so great to hear from you directly and I’m so grateful you are here.
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The Story Behind The Story – Vacation Edition EP 70
The Long Game Podcast with Sandra Scaiano
It’s the Summer vacation edition! After almost 2 years of not going anywhere, we took time off and went to Maine. I loved taking a break from work. I still noticed business-related things on the trip and I’m sharing those with you on this episode.
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What a year this has been. I started my podcast during a pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement, and a national election. And that’s just a few of the things that happened!
Events influenced the content I chose to share with you. World events affect creators, and I’m no different. Many of the episodes were about our shared experiences and I’m glad that I had this platform to have those conversations.
One of my podcast goals: create content that will last, that provides something that will be helpful and inspiring to you.
I mapped out six benefits of podcasting for this first year.
- I have a great bank of content that I can continue to share and I’m building a following using Pinterest. This is no small thing, I went from seldom creating content to publishing weekly.
- There was a way for me to address the events that were happening in real time. Sharing my thoughts and reactions became part of the conversations. We really were going through so much together, and the podcast gave me a way to share that.
- I had a way to share my story and insights as well as the stories of guests. You know that showing up is one of my core values and sharing these moments made it easy and provided a way to create connection.
- Sharing my expertise was always part of the plan. I found a great way to integrate story into my work and the solo episodes gave me a way to share my philosophy and the way I see business and strategy.
- I’ve been able to develop and understand my own goals. This meant I could choose my path forward and identify the processes and systems we need to have in place in my own business.
- This is nearest to my heart. My daughter sees me work; she is learning that she can make an impact doing something she loves. That’s everything to me.
There’s great energy around the podcast.
I went from zero people engaging with my content to nearly 5000 downloads. That’s an impact I can see and measure. Even better, I get emails about the content, and questions about what I’m sharing. I’m getting pitched to be on other podcasts, and my brand and presence is growing.
It’s a joy to be creative.
Thanks to Grace and Phyllis for all the support helping me get this published each week. Thanks for listening. Year two is on the way and I am glad you are here with me.