There’s more to podcasting than having good equipment or asking great questions.

In this episode of the Failure is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down how to improve your podcast by focusing on your guests, your audience, and the experience you create — not perfection.

If you’ve been wondering why your podcast isn’t growing, why listeners don’t stay engaged, or how to create a real connection through your episodes, this training is for you.

🎧 You’ll learn:

-Why focusing on your guests improves your podcast more than better gear

-How connection and storytelling drive listener loyalty

-The real reason most podcasters stop after a few episodes

-How consistency and patience multiply your growth over time

👇 Want to launch your podcast with confidence?

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📌 What You’ll Learn (Bullet Format)

-Step 1: Stop chasing perfection and start focusing on people

-Step 2: Create an environment where guests and listeners feel seen

-Step 3: Improve every episode by learning, adjusting, and staying consistent

There’s more to podcast growth than posting more episodes.

In this episode of the Failure is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down why growth is consistency — and why showing up without a clear purpose keeps most podcasters stuck.

If you’ve been podcasting but haven’t seen results yet, this episode will help you understand what consistency actually means, how value drives growth, and why confidence comes from practice — not perfection.

🎧 You’ll learn:

-Why showing up is only half the battle

-How consistency creates confidence over time

-The difference between talking and delivering value

-Why most podcasters quit before results show up

-How to stay consistent even when there’s no instant reward

👇 Ready to launch (or relaunch) your podcast with confidence?

👉 Join the next Podcast Launch Training

https://www.failureisknowledge.com/webinar1

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There are over 5 million podcasts, but most of them sound the same.

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down why making your podcast different matters and how finding your voice is the key to standing out, building confidence, and creating real impact.

If you’re a leader who’s thinking about starting a podcast or already has one but feels stuck this episode will help you stop copying trends and start building something real.

🎧 In this episode, you’ll learn:

-Why copying other podcasts kills your creativity

-How discovering your voice changes everything

-Why failure is the foundation of confidence

-The real reason most podcasts never stand out

-How skill development makes your podcast different over time

👇 Ready to launch your podcast with confidence?

🔗 Join the Podcast Launch Training (90 minutes):

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📌 What You’ll Learn (Clear + Simple)

-Step 1: Why being different starts with you

-Step 2: How copying trends keeps you invisible

-Step 3: How skill, practice, and failure create confidence

🎯 You’re a Fit for This Episode If…

-You feel like your podcast sounds like everyone else

-You’re struggling to find your voice

-You want to stand out without chasing trends

-You’re ready to grow confidence behind the mic

Tim from Foolproof Fizzbo explains why homeowners fail when selling their home by owner and how the real estate industry uses confusion to keep sellers dependent.

He breaks down the only thing that truly matters — the number — and why pricing your home wrong guarantees failure.

Tim also explains his seven-day launch plan, how to “eat the elephant one bite at a time,” and why following a simple blueprint removes overwhelm and guesswork.

In this episode, he teaches how buyers think, why scarcity increases demand, and how knowing your numbers prevents you from losing tens of thousands of dollars.

He also shares real examples of agents “buying the listing” and how homeowners can protect themselves by understanding the truth.

This episode is essential for anyone wanting to sell their home, avoid manipulation, and follow a step-by-step process that actually works.

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If your podcast isn’t organized, it’s not growing. In this episode of the Failure is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey breaks down the exact systems and steps that every podcaster needs to follow in order to stay consistent, attract guests, and grow with confidence.

🎧 You’ll learn:

The 3 most important systems every podcast needs

-Why reminders are the key to showing up

-What Chipotle and McDonald’s can teach you about your podcast

-How to structure every episode so you stay professional and stress-free

Whether you're on episode 1 or episode 100 — this system will take your podcast to the next level.

👇 Click to join the Launch your podcast with confidence training: https://www.failureisknowledge.com/webinar1

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Your next episode matters more than your last one. In this episode of the Failure is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl shares why focusing forward builds consistency, sharpens your confidence, and grows your podcast faster.

From learning through failure to lessons from MrBeast and Ed Sheeran, this one’s packed with value.

👇 What you’ll learn:

-Why most podcasters fail by episode 3

-How focusing forward builds momentum

-How practice (not perfection) grows your podcast

-Lessons from watching top creators behind the scenes

Whether you're just starting or 100 episodes in — this will keep you moving forward.

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, we sit down with Amy Rivera, one of Wesley Chapel’s top realtors, but her journey didn’t start in real estate.

From living in historic Philadelphia to experiencing a fraudulent first home purchase, Amy turned failure into fuel.

Today, she’s a leading advocate for homebuyers, known for her attention to detail, relentless follow-up, and people-first approach.

Amy shares how she transitioned from neuroscience and pro-sports to real estate, the painful lessons that shaped her, and how she became a top performer in Pasco County.

This conversation is filled with insights on consistency, branding, customer service, and the mindset required to survive in a field where 87% of agents fail within the first 18–24 months.

Whether you’re a new realtor, a leader, or someone searching for purpose, this episode will help you understand the real grind behind success and why failure truly becomes knowledge.

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The #1 secret to podcasting is simpler than you think: consistency.

Not equipment. Not editing. Not the perfect studio.

If you can stay consistent, you can win in business, in podcasting, and in the impact you make on people who follow your voice.

In this episode, I break down:

-Why consistency beats everything in podcasting

-Why 90% of podcasts quit by Episode 3

-How your next episode matters more than your last

-How consistency builds trust, visibility, authority, and clients

-Why your long-term content becomes your future customer pipeline

-How showing up daily turns your story into someone’s breakthrough

-What a real podcast system looks like (consistency → offer → follow-up → patience)

I also share the mindset shifts, stories, and real experiences I’ve gained from podcasting for a half-decade — including why most podcasters never see success, and how YOU can avoid becoming a statistic.

If you’re serious about launching a podcast that grows your influence and your business, this episode gives you the truth: consistency is the engine behind every successful podcast.

And if you’re a leader ready to launch your podcast with confidence, click the link in the description to join the Podcast Training Webinar.