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Every detail was planned well in advance.

The podcast audience seemed perfectly aligned with Angie's expertise.

The podcast host enthusiastically booked her to speak on his top 100 podcast in marketing.

The date was set. Angie prepared for weeks in advance to ensure she got everything just right. She purchased a new outfit for the video recording,

had her hair done, her nails too, just in case she grasped her microphone just so. On the day of the

recording, Angie's two-year-old woke up screaming, bloody murder.

Johnny's temperature registered 102 degrees. As she cradled him in her arms, Angie felt weakness mixed with dread,

buckling under the combined dead weight of Johnny and her legs that had

somehow turned to jelly, she slid to the floor. Her cries joined his, and she moaned,

the podcast. Oh no, my big break. Is Angie's opportunity salvageable? Before we answer that,

let's keep it real.

I don't have a two-year-old, but like you, we could be put in Angie's situation.

You might have a two-year-old camera that quit working, or a two-week-old laptop that dies the day of your big podcasting guest opportunity.

What unifies all of us today is this. As entrepreneurs,

we continually find ourselves on roads where the wheels on the bus, they don't go round and round,

round and round, round and round. Hey there, I'm Jen Rogers, host of the empowered stepmom podcast.

After spending time with me today, you'll walk away with

new insights on the power of podcast guesting so you can become a memorable guest with staying power,

even when, no, no, especially when an emergency has your legs turning to jelly too. If you're ready to create a high level of service

that will have organic audiences raving about your hosts episode and you because they heard you

on a great podcast, you are in the right place. It's time to grow your listenership through

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