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Thank you so much for joining me for this amazing interview. It has been such a pleasure

talking with you. Please tell our listeners

where they can learn more about you and what you do. If you've ever done a podcast interview,

this is probably about the time in the interview when your mind goes absolutely blank.

Those nerves that burned off after your first few minutes of conversation all come rushing back.

Your mouth goes dry, you feel like

the clock is ticking right in front of you and the Oscars music is going to start playing any

minute to get you the heck off the stage. And as your life flashes before your eyes, you open

your mouth to answer that host's final question to you. And nine times out of 10, you say one of two

things. You either say, head to my website or follow me on

social media. The interview ends. You log off. You let out a huge sigh of relief. The episode is

released and you wait to see some kind of ROI from that interview. You keep your eyes on your

DMs, on your emails, on your website intake form, and nobody's reaching out.

And you're totally confused because it was such a phenomenal interview.

You gave so much value.

You dropped so much major wisdom.

So why aren't people jumping onto your email list or sending you inquiries or booking sales

calls or joining your membership or buying your products?

Before I help you shine a light on what went wrong that is resulting in crickets from that

podcast audience, I want you to know one thing. And that one thing is that everybody does this.

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