An End of Year Reflection on a Year of No Podcast Interviews and Our Company

The CEO Teacher Podcast

Kayse Morris

Marketing, Edupreneurs, Teachers, Entrepreneur, Teacherspayteachers, Business, Teacher, Educator

5 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2023

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

What our end of year reflection taught us about being laser-focused

Podcast interviews are a powerful storytelling tool with the ability to dive deeper into a topic and provide value over a series of episodes, never forget stories are more memorable than data. If you want your brand's message to stick in your audience's memory in 2024, then conveying it through storytelling is the way to go!

There are a few ways to get that done. In today's episode, I’ll share what worked, what didn't, and how your plan to move forward should include laser focus too!

In this episode, you will learn:

The 4 types of podcast shows to offer in 2024
The pros and cons of podcast interviews (plus more)
How podcast interviews worked for our business
Why your end of year evaluation can propel your teacher business into a new year

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Transcript

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0:00.0	What a beautiful life. Happy podcast day, CEO teachers, refreshed, rejuvenated, recharged, all the things, and grateful. So grateful to be here with you today. Thank you for joining us for the CEO teacher podcast. Today we're going to share a little bit of a reflection of what our year has looked like here on the show. And I love these types of shows. I love
0:22.0	listening to them because as a podcaster, it kind of helps guide me on what I want to do for the
0:26.4	future. And if you're not a podcaster, if you're not interested in anything like this,
0:30.2	I do still want you to listen because it's really important to me to hear what you've thought
0:35.3	of this year's show, how we can improve it for next year,
0:38.9	because you are the future of the CEO teacher. And if we're talking about things that don't
0:43.7	entertain you or don't help you in your business, then we want to make that right. Friends,
0:49.5	as an end of the year celebration, I would be honored if you would leave us a review inside of Apple or on
0:54.6	Spotify. That would mean the world to me. It's kind of like a way for you to say thank you for us
0:59.2	creating this content, but also for us to be able to share our message more with the world.
1:04.7	Now, I know that we don't do everything right. I know that our intros are too long sometimes.
1:10.2	I know that sometimes I just talk about my life. And I know that our intros are too long sometimes. I know that sometimes
1:11.1	I just talk about my life. And I know that I'm not always going to give you exactly what you want.
1:16.6	You can go to our views and read about that. But I just ask that you go there and you share a little
1:22.3	bit about what the CEO teacher has meant for you, maybe for your business. And I hope that we are moving into a place
1:28.8	that's going to help you grow even more in 2024. But before we get there, let's take an end of
1:35.1	the year reflection on a year that we decided we would have no podcast interviews. I don't know
1:41.9	if you knew that or not. And what our company has done and what it
1:45.3	has meant. But we took an entire year off of interviewing other people and bringing them on the show.
1:50.2	And here today is exactly what we learned. I'll see you in today's show.
1:55.5	Welcome friends to the CEO teacher. It's your home away from the classroom. And we believe that
2:00.3	there's room for everyone
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