How to Grow and Nurture Your Community During a Pandemic

The Influencer Podcast

Julie Solomon

Business, Marketing

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2020

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: In this episode, hear the difference between facts vs feelings and how that can help you engage your community more. Why listening to "leaders" tell you what you "should be doing" during Covid-19 could be hurting you. How to grow your audience during a pandemic and the key tools to keep you healthy and focused during challenging times. Tune in now!

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Influencer podcast today we're doing a bonus
0:06.4	episode for you guys because I felt that it was important to share what this episode is about today and kind of want to start it off by saying that I have not really been in the mood to do podcast lately and I know that we've talked a lot about just that idea of you know we're not always
0:28.1	going to like or love or enjoy what we're doing day in and day out, but the most important
0:34.3	part about it is being consistent. But I've found it hard to be consistent. So
0:39.9	how it's looked for me in my business over this last month is, as you guys know, I am having
0:50.1	a baby girl in the summer and so I'm going to start going on maternity leave in either
0:57.0	like June Julyish and so we are trying to batch as many podcast episodes as possible now so I can take that maternity leave.
1:06.0	And I know that I've talked to you guys about batching on this podcast millions of times and
1:10.0	why I think it's so important.
1:12.1	But with that, it means that, it means that I have to do like 20 something
1:16.6	episodes in a matter of 10 days. And so that means that I'm doing anywhere between three to five episodes a day depending on
1:26.0	schedules and all of that stuff. Well, we had all of this planned out before coronavirus.
1:34.3	And so I wasn't anticipating or expecting
1:38.9	to also have to be homeschooling, having my family here full time, you know, being isolated, all of that other stuff, right?
1:49.2	And so I started to kind of find myself getting extremely frustrated because things weren't going the way that I had
1:55.2	planned and they weren't going the way that I wanted it to go when I wanted it to go, how I wanted it to go,
1:59.6	all of that
2:03.4	catch myself, but it actually took me kind of noticing
2:09.8	some things and how I was really reacting to things that allowed me to really catch myself and kind of get to what today's conversation is about, which is really acceptance.
2:21.0	Not only was I having a hard time actually doing podcasts, but I was having a really hard time listening to a lot of podcasts lately, and I don't know if you guys feel this way, but I just started to notice that so many of the
2:36.0	podcasts that I listen to and I generally love and you know think are amazing because they are amazing
2:46.3	They were all starting to put out these coronavirus podcast episodes right and they just felt I would listen to like 10 to 15 minutes of these
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