Do you wish that you could do the things that other podcasters are doing that gets them the growth they want to see on their podcast? Well, at our recent MIC CHECK retreat, I actually had every attendee share with us one thing that they do that they think every single podcaster should do. So in today's episode, you're going to hear those responses, I will also be linking to every single one of their shows in the show notes so that you can go check them out. Support them, show some love on their channels, on their Instagrams, connect with them. And there will also be a wait list for round two of MIC CHECK retreat, in case you are ready to get on that list and make sure you are at the next one next year. All right, friends, let's dive into today's episode. Hey, y'all welcome to the clocking in Podcast, the podcast for podcasters, entrepreneurs and professionals making their way in the working world while building their own personal brand in the podcasting industry. I'm your host. Haylee Gaffin, owner of Gaffin creative, a podcast production company for creative entrepreneurs. If you're a podcaster or even just dreaming about launching your own podcast someday, this show was built to help you merge your love of conversation, education and business. You can find resources, show notes and more for the clocking in podcast@gaffincreative.com Haylee Today's episode is brought to you by Mike check society, a community that was built for podcasters who are looking to take their podcast from good to great scale. Your podcasts, improve your processes and connect with your listeners through our educational trainings, our private members only community and our monthly calls. If you're ready to join us, you can head over to mikechecksociety.com and enroll today, and you can get $10 off per month with the code podcast. Now, let's clock in and get to work. Now, all of our podcasters at the retreat have very different experiences as podcasters. They have different levels of experience, but also like different lengths of time of being a podcaster. So we have people that have been doing it for five plus years, we have people that have been doing it for less than a year, but we also have podcasters who are in the process of launching their podcast that came to the retreat. So I just want to highlight like there are so many different opportunities with podcasting and so many different experiences that you can have, and what works for some people. May not work for others, but it is always fun to hear what people are loving about podcasting, what works for them, and what they think that every other podcaster should be doing. So let's hear from a few of our attendees. First up, here's Kiana Marie from Kiana Marie weekly. All right, I'm gonna