Doubting your podcast? This episode shows why growth begins with belief and small risks. We break down three moves: learn what you bring, perfect your value with daily reps, and share it consistently so you stop disqualifying yourself and start building momentum.

I’m Terryl Humphrey, and I’m documenting my 90-day push to grow this podcast and business from the ground up.

You’ll learn:

-How to reframe self-doubt and identify the value you already have

-A simple practice routine to build on-camera confidence

-Why sharing early (and often) attracts the right audience

-The difference between hobby energy and business discipline

If you want to launch your podcast, share your story, and attract more customers, this is your playbook.

Every podcaster wants growth, but few are willing to take the risks that lead to it. In this episode, I share how taking consistent risks transformed my podcast, built my confidence, and helped me turn my platform into a business.

You’ll learn:

-Why “No Risk, No Growth” is the mindset every podcaster needs

-How small risks build long-term consistency and credibility

-The difference between a hobby show and a growing podcast brand

-How to plan, pivot, and learn from every setback

-Ways to turn your podcast into a platform that creates real opportunity

🎙️ Whether you’re just starting or rebuilding, this episode will remind you that growth only happens when you’re bold enough to risk failure.

Most podcasters blend in. In this episode of Failure Is Knowledge, I show you how to create your competitive advantage so your show stands out, attracts the right audience, and grows like a business.

We’ll break down a simple SWOT for podcasters (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) and turn it into action:

-Strengths: Own what makes you different so your voice becomes the differentiator.

-Weaknesses: Identify gaps (team, resources, clarity) and turn them into growth plans.

-Opportunities: Use feedback loops, offers, and audience language to position value.

-Threats: Competing shows + impatience—why consistency and focus win.

You’ll also learn how to niche your audience language, why “serve everyone = serve no one,” and how to think like a strategist (not just a creator) so your podcast becomes a business.

If you’re a podcaster or leader struggling to stand out, this is your roadmap to build authority, communicate value, and create a durable podcast advantage.