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Ever feel like your podcast content suffers because you don't have the time to keep up with your production schedule?

Staying up until 2 a.m. for an episode that's supposed to go live in just a few hours.

Yeah, we've all been there. But what if it didn't have to be that way?

I'm Kate Erickson, and I'm thrilled to be here to share with you a simple five-step process

for creating consistent content for your podcast so you can finally ditch that overwhelm and stop

constantly feeling behind. For me, it all starts with systems.

A repeatable set of steps you can go back to time and time again so that you can get more done

in less time without the silly errors. So let's break down that simple five-step process for

creating consistent content for your podcast. Step number one, have a schedule

and stick to it. This means actually blocking off time on your calendar so that you can hold

yourself accountable, that you show up for yourself, for your podcast, and for your audience.

If you have an interview-based show, this might look like creating a scheduler link

so that you can send that to potential guests. That way, they can book a time to record their

interview on your schedule, not on theirs. If you have a topic-based show, this means creating

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