A creator's authentic self matters more than the topic. People tune in for the person, not the subject. Raw, unfiltered conversation and on-air mistakes build trust better than a polished persona, which burns you out anyway.
I think the biggest difference that is going to set any person apart is them. Mm-hmm. Them as a person, which is what we call personal brand. And so if you post content, if you're online getting to know these people, building true relationships with people, they're gonna watch your podcast because of you more than the topic all the time. They're gonna watch you because of you. And that's also another good reason, like when people get into making content, they think they have to be a different person. They think they have to be like all the influencers and everything. And so just being yourself is creating that brand and you don't have to put on a front. Yeah. In the long term, because you're going to burn out and you're going to get exhausted if you try to pretend to be something that you're not. So another reason I love podcasting is because it is raw and it is just a conversation and typically there's really no edits. And so if you forget a word or whatever, if you make an error live on camera, that's gonna build more trust. Yeah. Like I forgot what I was gonna say a while ago and probably not
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