90 episodes, 90 days, zero skips.

Today I'm sharing the biggest lessons, the unexpected wins,

and the behind the scenes reality of what it's like to publish every single day for three months straight.

This is less of a how to episode and more of a reflection on this 90 episodes and 90-day challenge.

For those of you that have been with me every day for the last 90 days, you may recall at the beginning, I was going through kind of a dead period with the podcast. I was getting so busy with my agency

and other projects that before I knew it, I hadn't published a podcast episode in almost two months.

And previous to that, I had been extremely consistent posting at least one, sometimes two episodes

every week for almost five years. So I realized it was time to get my butt back

in gear and to really push myself to get back on the train. I wanted to do 90 episodes in 90 days.

And along this journey, we've had some really cool microguests. I've changed up the way that I've

edited my podcast and I've learned a lot in the process and also

had some wins during this. I wanted to do the 90 day challenge because I wanted to get consistent

and I wanted to really push myself. I had never done a 90 day podcast episode challenge since I

started this podcast back in February of 2020. And I guess I really

just wanted to prove to myself that I could do it, even though I knew that there was going to be

some big challenges and distractions along the way. It's summertime. All of my kids are at home.

No one's at school or preschool. So I knew that that was going to be tough to manage spending more

time with my kids and trying to do this as well.

I also knew that I was having a new baby coming on the way and she would likely arrive during this sprint.

As you guys have heard in a few of the recent episodes, sometimes it came down to the final hour, 930 at night, to get a podcast out just to keep the streak alive. That was definitely the hardest

period right here at the finish line. But I also think it helped that I had been so consistent up

to this point that it made it that much more difficult to give up. And I think that's a key.

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