Dailicast Moment

It's "Mindset Friday" on the "Dailicast Moment". Today, host Chris Laning talks about "imposter syndrome" as it relates to dailicasts, and why you should not worry.

A quick announcement to say that the Dailicast Moment has hit 90 episodes and so is replaying all 90 episodes on the Flash Briefing feed. All those episodes are already avaliable on his feed of course. So there won't be new content everyday. However, their will be some new episodes from time to time as Chris has some interview planned. Its a great time to jump back to Episode 1 and listen through again.

It's "Mindset Friday" on the "Dailicast Moment". Today, host Chris Laning talks about....Mondays. Find out more at Dailicast.com TRANSCRIPT:  With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Happy Friday! That's right. It's "Mindset Friday" here on the "Dailicast Moment". Now today on "Mindset Friday", I want to talk about Monday. Yeah, you heard me right. I want to talk about Mondays. You see, for a lot of us, the weekend's over Monday rolls around and "Ugh, I got to go back to work!". But if you're doing a dailicast, particularly if you're an entrepreneur, Monday's the best day of the week. Now how did I get there? Very simply. Assuming that you're not able to get a lot of work done over the weekend, Saturday and Sunday because you got family obligations, you got things you got to do, and you're trying to focus more on family rather than focusing on your business or your dailicast. Then Monday should be your best day of the week. Because finally you're back at it. You're

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning talks about some of the "myths" that guarantee success for your podcast or dailicast. Today, he talks about the myth that having a highly produced show guarantees success. TRANSCRIPT:  With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now all this week I'm talking about the various myths that you've heard on how to have success with podcasts and dailicasts. These are the variety of myths that say if you do this one thing that will practically guarantee you success. Well, yesterday I was talking about spending a lot of time putting together top notch quality content. That I've often heard that if you really spend that time and build top notch content that's totally full of quality, you simply can't miss. And if you go back and listen to yesterday's dailicast, you'll find out why I kind of busted that myth. Well, the one I want to talk about today is others have said, you know, if you're gonna do a podcast or a dailicast, m

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning talks about some of the "myths" that guarantee success for your podcast or dailicast. Today, he takes on the myth that spending considerable time and resources to create high quality content is a guarantee of success. TRANSCRIPT: With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now, this week I'm talking about success myths. In other words, things people tell you if you do this one thing, your podcast or dailicast is sure to be a hit! Now, I don't know if you've noticed in everything I've talked about up to this point, I've not ever said that. You know, if this is what you do it's going to work out great for you. Because the reality is there are so many moving pieces and parts in this, it's really hard to nail it down. But we're going to address this myth today that if you put a lot of time and effort into building top quality content, you're sure to gain a nice strong audience. Well, this is one I can definitely tell yo

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning talks about some of the "myths" that guarantee success for your podcast or dailicast. Today, he lists those common myths. TRANSCRIPT: With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now all this week I'm going to be looking at success myths. Now, what do I mean by that? Well, you've heard it before. Things people tell you that you need to do to be successful with your podcast and your dailicast. One of the ones I've always heard is that if you put a ton of time into making sure you're producing high quality content, well then you just can't miss. You're going to have a successful podcast. Another one I've heard is if you put a ton of effort into having a tight quality professional sound. That, that's the secret of success. If you've got a nice type professional sound, you can't miss. A third one. I've often heard as well, you know as long as you have a large marketing budget you can't miss. And of course implicit in all

It's "Mindset Friday" here on the "Dailicast Moment". Today, host Chris Laning talks about finding some time early in your day to quiet the mind and center yourself for your busy day. TRANSCRIPT: With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Happy Friday once again, which means it's time for "Mindset Friday" here on the "Dailicast Moment". Now, one of the things I want to talk about today is silence. (5 second pause) Okay, that was probably long enough. What I actually want to talk about is giving yourself the chance to sit down and get your mind together to start the day. Now, for me, that's not always the easiest because the first thing I do in the morning is I'm getting up and I'm trying to get everybody up and moving and there's this whole thing I've got to go through. It's really hard to find that time to just sit down, kind of just take a moment of silence and get my brain in gear. Now, one thing that I actually did this morning and I'm going to see if I can try to

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning offers some cool ideas for formatting your dailicast. Today, he wraps up the discussion by pointing out things to keep in mind when coming up with your "cool" dailicast idea. TRANSCRIPT: [inaudible] With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now all this week and all last week I've been talking about cool ideas that you can use to do your dailicast. I'm going to wrap that up today by just simply saying this. The list that I gave you is just the beginning of what you can do with the dailicast. When you're deciding to put one together, the key thing to think is what value you can bring to your listeners. First, what's gonna really attract people? What's gonna make them want to listen? Two, what's going to make them feel like they're getting good value from you. And only after that can you maybe make the consideration of what might also get them to want to use your services. Because again, the key thing we need to rem

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning offers some cool ideas for formatting your dailicast. Today, he talks about keeping your dailicast locally focused if your business and customers are almost exclusively in your local community. TRANSCRIPT:   With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now all this week and actually all last week too, I've been giving you some cool ideas that you can use to put together your own dailicast, particularly if you just don't know what you want to do your dailicast on. Well today, this idea is specific to people that have businesses that thrive within a community. In other words, your customer base, pretty much everyone that's going to be involved in your business comes from your local community. So I'm not talking about if you're a coach or somebody that has online services that has clients all over the country. I'm talking about a service, a business, again, that operates solely within your community. Now, this could be

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning offers some cool ideas for formatting your dailicast. Today, he talks about doing fun facts on your dailicast as a way to attract listeners and followers. TRANSCRIPT: With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now, last week and this week we've been talking about cool ideas that you can do for your dailicast, particularly if you're trying to find something to do with it. Today I wanted to talk about fun facts, in other words, each day, bringing a fun fact related to your genre. Now for some of you, this might be difficult to do an entire dailicast on. For instance, if you were a plumber or an accountant, really how many facts, no offense, but how many facts are your potential clients really going to want to hear about plumbing and about accounting? But think of it this way. If you were say a local movie theater and you were really trying to promote upcoming films and each day you did a different film fact, sometime

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning continues offering some cool ideas for formatting your dailicast. Today, he talks about using your dailicast to hype a new product, service, or event that is in development.

It's time for "Mindset Friday" again. This time Chris talks about preparation.   TRANSCRIPT:   With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now Happy Friday and it's time once again for "Mindset Fridays" here on the "Dailicast Moment". Today I want to talk about preparation. Now part of this comes to mind because as I record this, Hurricane Dorian is working her way up the east coast. Now, we've been hearing about the hurricane for days and people that were possibly in the affected areas have been prepping and getting themselves ready for it. Now, I haven't done a lot of prepping for it around here because we're far enough from the coast and it doesn't seem like there's any real chance of it hitting here, but probably I should have prepared because I mean really the point of preparing is to be ready for anything. Another key thing that brought home the point of doing preparation was me actually trying to record this dailicast. You see when you do record an episode, you

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning offers some cool ideas for formatting your dailicast. Today, he talks about bringing storeis of all types to your dailicast.

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning offers some cool ideas for formatting your dailicast. Today, he talks about bringing inspirational and motivational quotes, stories and advice to listeners. TRANSCRIPT:   With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now all week I've been talking to you about some cool ideas that you can do when trying to figure out what you want to do for your dailicast. On Monday, I talked about how you could bring news, particularly from your industry to your listeners and by doing that you were showing them that you're on top of things and that you know how to digest that information to bring it to them. Yesterday I talked about how you could offer your listeners tips in your particular field. Get a whole bunch of tips offer it to them on a daily basis. Give them something that they can take away each and every day. Now, today I want to offer another thing and this time I want to talk about inspiration and motivation. I know I pr

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning offers some cool ideas for formatting your dailicast. Today, he talks about bringing tips related to your business to potential customers.   TRANSCRIPT:     With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now this week I'm going to be kind of throwing some ideas out there to see if you're thinking about doing a dailicast, but you're not quite sure how you want to approach it, I'm going to throw out a few ideas this week of different ways that you can do it. Now, yesterday I talked about you could surf the news, find different news stories and bring one news story a day that really excites you, summarize that news story and then give your opinion on it. Another thing that you can do, and this is very popular among dailicasts, is to offer tips. Now think about this. No matter what type of business, organization or even if you're just yourself, there is a lot of tips that you can offer. For instance, let's say you have a p

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning offers some cool ideas for formatting your dailicast. Today, he talks about bringing current news stories.

Today is "Mindset Friday" on the "Dailicast Moment". This time, host Chris Laning discusses authenticity. To be able to bring who you are to your dailicast, you have to first KNOW who you are.

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning talks about some "no nos" when doing your dailicast. These were inspired by a single dailicast he heard in his "Flash Briefing" over the weekend. Today, he addresses handling weekends when doing only 5 days a week.

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning talks about some "no nos" when doing your dailicast. These were inspired by a single dailicast he heard in his "Flash Briefing" over the weekend. Today, he addresses the dreaded playing last five episodes glitch caused by repurposing your podcast RSS feed for an Amazon Alexa Flash Briefing.   TRANSCRIPT:  With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. All week, I've been talking about no-nos with your dailicast in particular ones that I discovered by listening to a certain dailicast on my flash briefing last weekend. Already I mentioned that they took way too long to get to their content and the second thing they did was play an obnoxious sound, an alarm clock, as part of their intro each and every day. Now another obnoxious thing they did really because it was a obnoxious enough, but at the end of that episode it played four more episodes of that. That's right. So you went through the long intro, you went through the

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" host Chris Laning talks about some "no nos" when doing your dailicast. These were inspired by a single dailicast he heard in his "Flash Briefing" over the weekend. Today, he talks about NOT putting obnoxious attention getting sounds in your dailicast. TRANSCRIPT: With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now this week I've been talking about no-nos that I discovered when listening to a dailicast on my flash briefing. And this particular dailicast as I mentioned yesterday, started with a 20 second promo followed by a 15 second intro, which meant 35 seconds before we even got to any new content. Well, the second thing they did was actually part of their intro and this drove me crazy. They have an obnoxious sound, in this case an alarm clock as part of their regular intro. Now come on. Many people listen in the morning and they're probably already tired of alarm clocks. Certainly we don't like loud sounds first thing in the morning. T