Have you ever wanted to launch your podcast but had no idea where to start?

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down three simple steps to launch your podcast with confidence.

Terryl shares how he started with what he had: a phone, a short tripod, and books underneath it. He did not start with fancy equipment, a studio, or everything figured out. He started by pressing record and learning through the process.

This episode covers why you need to:

-Use what you have

-Create a format

-Practice solving one problem

Terryl also explains why podcasting is more than pressing record. Once you launch, the real work begins. You learn how to communicate, educate, follow up, create content, and operate like a business.

The biggest lesson is simple: you do not need to be perfect. You need to be consistent.

If you are a business owner, aspiring podcaster, or multifamily investor who wants to launch a podcast with confidence, this episode will help you keep it simple and start with what you already have.

Failure Is Knowledge helps multifamily investors build their brand through podcasting.

Contact:

Terryl@failureisknowledge.com

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey explains the difference between audiences and customers while sharing lessons learned from producing over 893 podcast episodes.

The episode focuses on podcasting, audience building, customer positioning, business clarity, and why entrepreneurs must identify the specific type of customer they are meant to serve.

Terryl discusses how trying to speak to everybody created confusion in his business and how focusing on multifamily investors helped clarify the messaging, offer, and process.

The conversation also explores:

-Podcast growth

-Personal branding

-Business positioning

-Customer psychology

-Authority building

-Entrepreneurship

This episode is designed for entrepreneurs, podcasters, business owners, and creators who want to build a brand, attract customers, and better understand how audiences grow.

Failure Is Knowledge helps multifamily investors build their brand through podcasting.

Contact:

Terryl@failureisknowledge.com

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down the importance of focus, consistency, and doing the right work long enough to see results.

Terryl shares how trying to do too many things at once caused overwhelm, inconsistency, and confusion in business. From real estate to wholesaling to podcasting, Terryl explains how splitting attention across multiple ideas prevented real progress from happening.

The episode also dives into:

-Why focus matters in business

-How consistency builds trust

-Why follow-up is important

-How content creates opportunities

-Why entrepreneurs struggle with overwhelm

-How systems and structure create growth

Terryl also shares lessons from the Marine Corps, podcasting, Facebook ads, and business management while documenting the real-time process of building Failure Is Knowledge.

This episode is for:

-Entrepreneurs

-Podcasters

-Multifamily investors

-Creators

-Thought leaders

Anyone struggling with consistency or focus

Failure Is Knowledge helps multifamily investors build their brand through podcasting.

If you would like to learn more:

Contact:

Terryl@failureisknowledge.com

Have you ever wanted to launch a podcast, start a business, or start doing business for yourself?

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey talks about why podcasting is a full-time job.

Terryl shares how he started with a phone, a short tripod, and three books just to fit in the camera. Over time, Terryl realized podcasting was not just about recording. It includes editing, publishing, marketing, sales, systems, consistency, and solving real problems.

This episode breaks down why podcasting has to be operated like a business.

You will learn:

-Why recording is only step one

-Why podcasting needs systems

-Why one solution does not solve every problem

-Why consistency matters

-Why podcasting should be treated like a business

Terryl also explains how Failure Is Knowledge helps multifamily investors launch, edit, and market their podcast.

Failure Is Knowledge helps multifamily investors launch their podcast with confidence.

Contact:

Terryl@failureisknowledge.com

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions about podcasting: expecting instant success.

Terryl shares the reality of producing over 893 podcast episodes over the last half a decade and explains how podcasting slowly evolved from simply recording conversations into understanding marketing, systems, sales, positioning, and business development.

Throughout the episode, Terryl explains:

-Why podcasting is a slow and steady journey

-Why most podcasters quit too early

-How consistency builds confidence

-Why podcasting is really marketing

-Wow relationships create opportunities

-Why growth happens quietly

-How systems and structure changed everything

Terryl also shares how helping nineteen people launch their podcast with confidence became proof of concept for the business model behind Failure Is Knowledge.

This episode is for:

-Entrepreneurs

-Multifamily investors

-Creators

-Podcasters

-Business owners

-Anyone struggling with consistency and growth

Failure is Knowledge helps multifamily investors build their brand through podcasting.

If you would like to learn more:

Contact:

Terryl@failureisknowledge.com

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down one of the biggest lessons learned from producing over 893 podcast episodes and building a business around podcasting.

For years, the focus was on creating content without fully understanding the audience, the customer journey, or the real problem being solved. That led to confusion, inconsistent messaging, and difficulty generating revenue.

Everything changed after realizing one important truth:

Your audience comes first.

Terryl explains how understanding business, marketing, systems, communication, and customer problems helped simplify the mission into one clear offer:

Helping entrepreneurs launch their podcast with confidence.

This episode covers:

-Why most entrepreneurs struggle with clarity

-The importance of understanding your audience

-Why documenting what works matters

-How podcasting creates opportunities

-Why simplicity wins in business

-How pivoting helps entrepreneurs grow

-The importance of solving one problem consistently

This conversation is for:

-Entrepreneurs

-Podcasters

-Content creators

-Business owners

-Creators struggling with confidence

-People trying to understand business and marketing

If you are trying to grow a business, build a platform, improve your messaging, or learn how podcasting can create opportunities, this episode will help you think differently about growth and audience connection.

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Failure Is Knowledge helps multifamily investors build their brand through podcasting.

If you would like to learn more:

Contact:

Terryl@failureisknowledge.com

Have you ever wanted to create impact, make a difference, and inspire people to become the best version of themselves?

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down why podcasting creates impact and why your podcast needs to be connected to a clear mission.

Terryl shares what he learned after producing over 893 podcast episodes and helping 19 people launch their podcast with confidence. He explains that podcasting is not just about pressing record. It is about educating your audience, inspiring your audience, informing your audience, and helping people grow through the lessons you have learned.

This episode covers why every podcast needs a mission, why experience matters, and why doing the work is the only way to create real impact. Terryl also shares how changing his business model many different times helped him gain clarity around the problem he was solving.

The main lesson is simple: before you can help others, you have to understand how you helped yourself.

If you are an entrepreneur, aspiring podcaster, or someone trying to build something meaningful, this episode will help you understand how podcasting can become a tool for impact, education, and purpose.

Failure Is Knowledge helps multifamily investors launch their podcast with confidence.

Contact:

Terryl@failureisknowledge.com

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down why failure is impossible to avoid when trying something new.

Terryl shares personal stories from joining the Marine Corps, failing the ASVAB multiple times, struggling through podcasting, losing audio during interviews, and learning how repeated setbacks helped shape the foundation behind Failure Is Knowledge.

One of the biggest lessons from this episode is realizing that failure does not mean someone is incapable. Failure means someone is trying, learning, and growing through experience.

This episode also covers:

-Why most people avoid failure

-How feedback helps growth

-Why pivoting matters in business

-Why trying something uncomfortable leads to growth

-How Failure Is Knowledge was created

-The importance of taking action instead of overthinking

If you are building a business, starting a podcast, creating content, or trying to grow personally, this episode will help you rethink the way you view failure.

Failure is Knowledge helps multifamily investors build their brand through podcasting.

Contact:

Terryl@failureisknowledge.com