The Committed Creative Podcast Carmen Allan-Petale

In the final episode of season six, I reflect on my podcasting journey and share tips for launching and maintaining a successful podcast.

I talk about the importance of choosing a catchy podcast name, creating an eye-catching thumbnail, and developing an engaging intro and outro.

Key Takeaways:


Choose a catchy podcast name that aligns with your theme and consider SEO considerations for discoverability.Create an eye-catching thumbnail that reflects your branding and use photos to personalise it.Keep the intro concise and engaging, and include a call to action in the outro.Consider different podcast formats, such as interview-style or solo episodes, based on your preferences and time constraints.Vet guests to ensure they align with your podcast's theme and maintain a high-quality audience experience.Use tools like Calendly for guest bookings, Buzzsprout for publishing, and Adobe Premiere Pro for editing.Consider recording in seasons to allow for breaks and flexibility in your podcasting schedule.Consider outsourcing editing to save time and ensure high-quality sound.Use Decipher, an AI tool, for automated transcription and show notes generation.
Keen to launch your own podcast and want to learn more? Then reach out and book a strategy session and I can help you get on the airwaves!

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In this episode of The Committed Creative podcast, Amanda shares her journey from accidentally starting her own business after her son was born to building a successful career in podcasting, social media training, and teaching creativity. 

Amanda speaks about the importance of blogging and content creation for businesses, the challenges of finding work-life balance as a self-employed creative, and the impact of social media on creativity. 

Amanda also provides insights into her work with the Creative Schools program and offers advice for those looking to transition from a 9 to 5 job to pursue their creative passions.
Key Takeaways:
Blogging and content creation are still valuable tools for businesses to increase website traffic and establish thought leadership.Amanda emphasises the importance of flexibility and autonomy in her work and has no desire to return to working for someone else.Social media can be a powerful marketing tool for businesses, but it's important to identify the platforms where your target audience spends the most time.Time and confidence are common challenges for business owners when it comes to social media, but starting small and being authentic can help overcome these obstacles.The Creative Schools program aims to foster creativity in students by partnering creative practitioners with classroom teachers to co-teach creative projects.Many adults lose touch with their creativity due to a focus on results and a lack of permission to play. Amanda encourages adults to reimagine their future and prioritise creativity in their lives.If you ever wanted to make the break from the 9 to 5 and pursue your creative passions, then this is the podcast to listen to.

Find out more about Amanda on her Instagram.
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Cat Westell is the founder of Amoret Muse, a self-care product-based business. She started her business during the COVID-19 lockdown as a way to practice self-care and create products that promote relaxation and well-being. 

In this episode, Cat discusses the importance of being present and making decisions from a place of clarity. She also emphasises the significance of self-care in maintaining a healthy work-life balance. 

Cat shares her experiences with burnout and how she overcame it by communicating her needs and taking time for herself. She highlights the importance of celebrating wins and continuously growing as a person. Cat also discusses her rebranding process and her vision for the future of Amoret Muse


Key takeaways from this episode:
Self-care is not selfish; it empowers individuals to make decisions from a place of clarity.Taking small steps every day towards self-care can lead to significant changes in overall wellbeing.Communication is crucial in overcoming burnout and seeking support from loved ones.Grounding oneself and finding activities that bring joy and presence can help combat stress and overwhelm.Continuous growth and alignment with personal values are essential for success in business and personal development.If you want to launch a product-based business, or improve on your self-care, this is the episode to listen to.

You can find out more about Cat on her Instagram.

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Monica Beazley is the founder of Monarch Management, a company that supports leaders in cultivating self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and resilience. With a background in corporate and sports management, Monica is passionate about empowering leaders to create positive change in their organisations and communities.
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In this episode of The Committed Creative podcast, Monica shares her journey from a corporate career to starting her own business, driven by the desire to see more gender equality and support for women in leadership positions. 

Monica highlights the power of vulnerability, authenticity, and gratitude in effective leadership, and delves into how she works with companies to create a clear vision and values for their teams, as well as encouraging them to invest in the personal and professional development of their staff.
Key takeaways from this episode:
Kindness is at the core of being a great leader.Gender equality and support for women in leadership positions are crucial for positive change.Vulnerability, authenticity, and gratitude are essential qualities for effective leadership.Developing self-awareness, communication skills, and resilience are key for improving leadership skills.Creating a clear vision and values for a team is important for cohesion and success.Investing in the personal and professional development of team members is crucial for a healthy and productive work environment.If you want to improve your leadership skills, or hire a team and create a engaged company culture, then this is the podcast to listen to.

You can find out more about Monica on her Instagam.

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Mackenzie is the founder of the fitness business Dubbel and in this episode, he shares his journey from soccer player to starting his own business during COVID.

He discusses the importance of providing value and showcasing expertise on social media to grow a personal brand. Mackenzie also talks about the mental and physical challenges of running long distances and how they relate to running a business. 

He emphasises the importance of goal setting, strategic thinking, and sustainability in both running and business. Mackenzie provides tips for organic social media growth and highlights the significance of self-care in maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
Key takeaways from this episode:
Providing value consistently on social media is key to growing a personal brand.Mental fortitude and resilience are crucial in both running and business.Goal setting and strategic thinking are important for success in running and business.Self-care, including alone time and quality time with loved ones, is essential for maintaining a healthy work-life balance.Tune in to hear about how Mackenzie recently ran the Cape-to-Cape in just 15 hours - breaking the current record for the trail. The distance is essentially three marathons back to back - nuts!

You can find out more about Mackenzie on his Instagam.

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In this episode of the Committed Creative Podcast, I interview Ashley Matkovic, the founder of one of Perth's biggest business networking groups, Fusion Biz Co.

Ash shares her journey over the past seven years - from quitting the corporate job she hated to navigating an events business during covid.

Possibly my favourite moment from the podcast was when I asked Ash if she'd ever envisioned Fusion growing as big as it's become, only for her to answer with a resounding 'yes'.

I friggin' loved that confidence and self-belief that Ash knew she was going to create an epic community for women before she'd even done it - I believe it's this mindset that has got her so far.

In the podcast, Ash talks about:
🌸 How she started Fusion to create a space where women can have authentic conversations and connect on a deeper level.
🌸 The challenges of running a business, including feeling lonely and not having a support network, which is why Fusion is so important.
🌸 Her journey as an introvert running networking events, and how she has learned to step into her role as a leader and create a welcoming environment for others.
🌸 Why celebrating wins is important in business, as it helps to acknowledge and appreciate your achievements.
🌸 How the biggest challenge for many businesses is getting in front of more people and marketing their business effectively.
🌸 Why mindset is a major challenge for business owners, and how having a supportive community can help to shift perspectives and overcome mindset roadblocks.

If you want to learn more about Ash, check out Fusion here, and grab tickets to their Christmas do here.

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