The Self-Development Podcast Leon Oscar Kidando

Many content creators or those thinking to become content creators often feel intimidated by the idea of sharing what they know or have with the rest of the world online. Maybe you want to start a blog or podcast but thinking about the number of people to whom you will be exposing your ideas to... makes you want to give up before you start. In this episode, I talk about one way to overcome this fear by focusing on creating content for an audience of one.

Today, I want to just give you a few words of encouragement. If you have been following this podcast for some time, you more than likely are someone that is also in the process of pursuing life-changing goals. It is not easy. It takes time to get the kind of results you end up being happy with. People around you change. Sometimes making a process that is already difficult... even harder. Trust me, I get it. You are not alone in this. And hopefully, in this episode, I can encourage to maintain focus on what matters most

I believe that progress is the only metric you can use to measure success or how closely you are moving towards succeeding at something. This is why my mantra is to make progress and not excuses. Because without progress there is no way you can possibly succeed at anything. Now before we can begin to measure progress, we must first learn to understand what it is or what it looks like. In this episode we take a look at the two types of progress and the important relationship they have to one another.

In this episode, we pick up from where we left off in the last episode. Listeners share their thoughts, questions, and advice on dealing with challenges while pursuing goals.

In this episode, listeners talk about some of the challenges they face pursuing goals. They offer their advice and share what they learned about overcoming some of these challenges.

If you know me, you know that I'm all for using books as an essential component of your self-development process. It is unwise and quite unproductive to believe that you don't need the knowledge and experience of those who have accomplished the same goals you intend to pursue. They have figured out the obstacles... they have identified key focus points... and they put all that in books. In this podcast episode, I provide a couple of tips on how to get started with books and provide a few book recommendations.