I am lamenting the problem that many creators tend to run into, which is the never-ending quest for tone and quality. This applies to most, as satisfaction with their work, and do they struggle with consistently being happy. Why does work seems great in the moment, yet when you come back and revisit, it is terrible? I speak today about how I try to provide better customer service for my people, despite never being happy with my audio and sound. Do you struggle with this same problem, and do you border on Imposter Syndrome despite being overly qualified?

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Rebooting this thang!! After years of sitting on the sidelines, I decided to get back in the game. For what reason? None, at all. Just feel like talking with you. On this audio, I just give you my thoughts on podcasting, some of my history with it, and why I am trying to get this thing back off the ground. You're welcome to have a friendly conversation with me, and use this podcast as your timeline cleanse. Please check it out and looking forward to more.

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On the last podcast episode, I lamented about the fact that I hated running, because I keep getting passed by the mom, in yoga pants, pushing a stroller, talking on a phone, drinking a Starbucks latte, while walking a three-legged dog. She passes by me effortlessly, and I am huffing and puffing trying to keep up. It turns out that in that last race, I was getting sick, and the next day had a fever. This kicked off a viral infection which went through the house, from November until February and beat the stuffing out of us. What I thought was just me being terrible at running, was actually the day before getting sick. For my mistaken assumption, I must apologize to the three-legged dog.