Bad environments lead to bad decisions, and boy, do we have stories to share! Ever looked back at some of your life choices and thought, “What on Earth was I thinking?” Yeah, me too!

We run into the chaos of those moments when our brains were more frazzled than a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. We chat about how a little bit of panic can turn us into decision-making nincompoops, like forgetting to get a website for our podcast.

Spoiler alert: Having a website is a big deal if you want anyone to find your show. So, let’s unpack this hot mess together and figure out how to avoid those cringe-worthy blunders!

Looking at our past decisions is like opening a box of stale donuts; it’s messy, and you might regret it. We’re all guilty of making choices when we’re not in the right headspace.

I share classic examples, like the time someone thought not having a website was a smart move. It’s not. You want people to find your podcast? They need a place to land, not just a vague hope that they might stumble across it while scrolling through cat memes.

Now, let's not throw shade. We all start from different places, but this was a classic example of being "rattled" lead to bad decisions.

• Bad decisions often come from panic or being overwhelmed, so slow down and think.
• Having a website is crucial for podcasters to be found and grow their audience.
• People tend to overlook basic steps when launching, like having a website ready.
• Without a website, you’re basically invisible to potential listeners trying to find you.
• Word of mouth is key for podcast growth, but you need a solid strategy to make it work.
• Don’t let a frazzled mindset lead to bad decisions—stay organized and plan ahead.

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