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  • Content Planning and Strategy for your Podcast, Retreat, or Blog

    Content Planning and Strategy for your Podcast, Retreat, or Blog

    This week on the show, I’m explaining the basics and tactics of content planning and strategy for your podcast, retreat, or blog on this solocast. Learn how to take your idea to a solid plan that you can execute using project management and inspiration. It’s one of my favorite topics:…

  • Dream Into Action: Commitment and a Tiny Acorn

    Dream Into Action: Commitment and a Tiny Acorn

    This morning, as I got to work, I reached into my coat pocket and found a tiny acorn. Every time I reach in and find the little acorn, it surprises me, even though it’s been in my pocket for five years. Five years ago, I was on a business trip…

  • How  to Plan a Retreat: Coming up With a Theme

    How to Plan a Retreat: Coming up With a Theme

    The last time we chatted about how to plan a retreat, we talked a little about the beginning of the process. What kinds of roles you might need, what kinds of things to think about before you jumped in, feet first. If you’d like to tune in to a podcast…

  • How To Market a Retreat

    How To Market a Retreat

    Marketing for a retreat is one of the key pieces that can also take a lot of time. If you’ve been following along on my “How to Plan a Retreat” series, you’ll note that most of my posts have to do with the retreat itself. Marketing a retreat is an…

  • How to Plan a Retreat: Locations and Budget Thoughts

    This installation of the “How to Plan a Retreat” series takes a break from some of the step by step instructions. Today we’re going to dive into some of the resources that go into planning a retreat. I know first hand that budgets for retreats are often slim. When you look…

  • How to Plan a Retreat: Using Your Resources

    In the world of retreat planning, you often need to rely on the resources you have on hand. Lots of times, budgets are small, and the more you can stretch your dollar, the better! So, here are a few ideas on how to make the most using the things your…

  • How to Plan a Retreat: The Beginning

    How to Plan a Retreat: The Beginning

    So perhaps you’ve been assigned or delegated or volunteered or hired to help plan a retreat. First of all – Congratulations! You’re going to have a great time, and learn a lot in the process. Someone saw something in you that made you the perfect choice for this role, or,…