In today’s episode, I wanted to do a simple check-in—and maybe give you the nudge you need to actually take action on your podcast. This one isn’t about strategy overload or doing everything at once. It’s about momentum. Because what I know for sure (and what I see over and over again with my clients) is this: if it’s not on your calendar, it doesn’t get done.

So I’m inviting you to start small. I’m talking about one hour a week. Just one. That’s 52 hours in a year dedicated to your podcast—and that time alone can completely change what’s possible for you if you actually protect it and show up.

That hour doesn’t have to look perfect. It might be planning. It might be recording. It might be going through a training, listening back to episodes, or finally putting pen to paper. The point is building the muscle of consistency and showing yourself that you’re serious about this.

In this episode, I walk you through a few concrete actions you can take right now to move your podcast forward, especially if you’re in the launch phase:

1. Getting clear on your podcast goal and what you actually want this show to do for you
2. Defining your niche, angle, and who you’re really talking to
3. Deciding how your show will be structured (solo, interviews, or a mix)
4. Playing around with podcast names and checking availability (URL, trademark, etc.)
5. Creating a simple space in your Google Drive to start organizing everything

This podcast is all about taking action—because overwhelm and inaction are what keep most people stuck. You don’t need to do everything today. You just need to do something.

So after you listen, I want you to pause. Put time on your calendar. Write something down. Record a rough draft. Take one small step that moves your podcast forward.

And if you have questions or want to tell me what you worked on, you can always find me on Instagram @angiemspearman. I’ll catch you in the next episode.