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A relaxed studio chat on building daily habits that stick, with practical tips you can try right after the show.
We keep a running list of the questions listeners send in, and once a month we clear it in one sitting. This post collects the answers from the February session, along with the notes we did not have room for on tape.
Most of them come back to the same thing: consistency beats intensity, and the setup that survives a bad week is worth more than the one that shines on a good one.
If you have a question for the next round, the contact form goes straight to the producer.
Host of the show and the voice you hear every Tuesday morning. Fifteen years behind a microphone, still convinced the best interview question is the one you did not plan.
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The show notes on this one are worth the download by themselves. Bookmarked.
Listened twice. The second half about editing out the first four minutes changed how I plan my own recordings.
Please keep the episodes this length. Thirty minutes is exactly one commute.
The room treatment tips are the most practical thing I have heard on a podcast about podcasts.
The point about the first four minutes never making the edit is the most useful thing I have read this month.
Please do more of these question rounds. The answer on room treatment alone saved me a weekend.
Chapter markers, finally. Thank you for listening to the survey.
Came from the newsletter. Subscribed before the halfway mark.
Chapter markers make a real difference when you want to send a friend one answer.
The honesty about what did not work is rare. More of that please.
Audio quality on the train was perfect. No hiss, no clipping, no shouting.
I have started keeping a running note of the questions you ask guests. Half of them work in meetings.
The transcript landed the same day. That alone earns a follow.