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In this episode of Internet Business Mastery, we discuss The Julia Child Guide to Starting an Internet Business. Plus, an cost-effective and easy mic for creating audio content.
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Hey Guys
Great podcast!
I’m trying to work out your method of posting your podcast…
I see that you host your files on Libsyn, but that you don’t appear to use your Libsyn blog.
Does that mean that you just use your Libsyn acocunt as a file hosting service and your self-hosted blog to make the podcast posts?
Do you know if Libsyn mind if you just use them as a file host and link to your .mp3 files hosted at Libsyn from elsewhere?
Thanks
Steve
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Jay (Jason Van Orden) Reply:
@Steve,
That’s exactly what we do. Libsyn doesn’t mind. They offer the blog as a convenience. Lots of podcasters use them as just a media host.
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Dear Sterling and Jay,
Great podcast, You really hit a chord with me when talking about your friend who doesn’t have an answer for the question “what do you want”. I have that same problem with “What do you want?” question as well. I know, what I am supposed to want, but have trouble with the deep down question “what do I really want?” Do you have advice on how to answer this question?
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Sterling (Jeremy Frandsen) Reply:
We have a worksheet in the Academy that goes into how to find what you want so you can pick a niche, but you could also get the book StrengthFinder 2.0 and the book Unique Ability. They were very helpful for me.
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