#182: How to Mega-Batch Your Content
Biggest Takeaways You Don’t Want to Miss:
- Do you ever have that feeling like creating your content is taking over your life? That no matter what you do, you are dealing with your podcast, or your blog, or your video series EVERY SINGLE DAY?
- It shouldn’t be this way—and today I have your solution: It’s called Mega-Batching (an idea sparked by Michael Hyatt) and it has transformed the way I deliver this podcast.
- I’m going to walk you through, layer by layer, how I create at least six episodes at a time with my team so you can take advantage of this time- and sanity-saving process. It will also help you fall back in love with creating content (especially if you have had a falling out!)
- Not to mention that once you focus on this strategy, you will have the time to spend on Your Business Wish List and experience that white space to be truly creative.
Now if you’re thinking—this seems like too much work, I don’t know if I can handle this. Trust me, I get it. However, as a business owner, I don’t want you to get bogged down on details that don’t serve you. I want you to have the freedom and flexibility to focus on things that will really move the needle in your business. And I promise that mega-batching will help you get there.
Check Out These Highlights:
- The 5 sessions I use for each batch. [9:35]
- How I break up the recording of my podcast. [13:38]
- Some of my favorite aspects of mega-batching. [16:41]
- Tweaks I want to make for the future with this system. [18:58]
- What I have planned for the podcast in 2018. [19:43]
- Two final thoughts to help you start your own mega-batching efforts. [21:17]
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