Taking the risk of starting the podcast was no brainer. It’s very low cost but time consuming. I am a one woman show, I edit, interview, market, graphic design and etc. I do it all. It’s not easy, but I enjoy every moment and step. I always had support my family.

I appreciate the guests who tell how much of a great job I am doing. There are moments where you want to give up because it can be overwhelming but again having such goals I alway said I can do this and hard work will pay off. Seeing the stats about podcaster giving up after 6 episodes is better heart breaking. A lot of people who start really invest in a lot of money. Being consistent helps to stay on track and learning how to take a break is very important. I put in a lot of hours after my work I have even forgotten the people in my bubble and ones closet to me. I was determine to reach to the top and learning everything and the ins and outs of the hard reality of podcasting I still am passionate about this hobby. This hobby gave me the happiness that I was missing.

I have PCOS and I was told I couldn’t have a child. I worked with a naturopath to help me with situation and she told me to find a hobby that will make me happy. I started the podcast for that too, after two years of seeing a naturopath and working on my hobby and fulfilling my happiness with podcast I had a baby! I share my story with others and my journey. Podcasting has lead me to so many opportunities and I do encourage to do it too!