Hey everyone. Welcome back to the $100.00 R. B. A show and welcome back to another

Q&A Wednesday episode where we answer a question from one of you, one of our listeners, followers,

viewers. If you got a question you want to ask, you can go ahead and send me one over at 100

MBA. net slash Q, the letter Q cue and we'll get your question

thanks so much today's question is from Rebecca and Rebecca asks I was wondering how you

find inspiration for your next episode you've done so many how do you find your next episode topic? That's what I'm struggling with my own podcast. I'm trying to start my own podcast and I'm not sure how to come up with all the topics for the show? That's a great question, Rebecca,

because it really applies to any kind of content

that you're coming up with.

So I'm gonna show you how you can have a steady flow of ideas,

how I came up with over 2,500

podcast topics for this podcast over the last 10 years.

I'm going to share my own strategies, my own

methodologies, exactly what I do so that you could do the same.

So even if you're writing blog posts or you're writing tweets or you're creating videos or

whatever it might be, whatever content you want to create consistently, you've got to come up with topics and ideas that are engaging, that are thought-provoking that your audience actually needs.

So I'm going to share with you how to do that exactly in today's episode. Let's dig in.

But first, did you know that the average

podcaster quits just after 10 episodes? That's according to a study by

Blueberry. Podcasters often run out of ideas, they lose motivation, they lose

that consistency, and therefore they fail.

But you don't have to do that, right?

You can shift your mindset, you can shift your approach and use the ideas I'm going to share with you today in the episode in

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