Robin Waite argues you should pick one project and finish it before starting another. Building a podcast to 12 episodes or writing a book takes time and money, and results don't come fast. Jumping between projects wastes resources and kills momentum.
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So, pick the things you love and try and— don't try and do them all at once. If you try and build a YouTube channel, write a book, launch a podcast, and do it all at the same time, you're gonna hit a brick wall probably about 3 days into that process. Yeah. Because these things take time, they take a lot of resources, and potentially cost lots of money as well. So, master one thing, then move on to the next. So, launch your podcast, get 12 episodes under your belt, go, right, cool, I've got a process, a system, so it's effortless now. Right now, I'm gonna turn my attention to writing a book. And the thing is, you won't see immediate results, but a year, 2 years, 3 years down the line, you'll be thanking yourself for making that investment.