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“It’s not so much a financial investment as much as it is an investment in yourself.” In this latest episode of the Cross Counter Content Podcast, Gootecks talks with a friend, Shelby, about starting a podcast and what it takes to make it successful. Gootecks shares his background on podcasting and why he does it. You're going to learn: - the frequency at which to podcast - why you don't need thousands of dollars to get started with a podcast - the keys to keeping going when the thrill to podcast is gone WHY YOU SHOULD START A PODCAST Podcasts continues to be a growing medium. According to Edison Research, more than 112 million U.S. residents have listened to a podcast at least once, an increase of 11 percent from the previous year. Of those 112 million listeners, 67 listen on a monthly basis, 42 million listen on a weekly basis. There is a huge demand for podcasts, and there are plenty of people delivering. From Joe Rogan to NPR, from Noah Kagan to Veronica Belmont, there are podcasts

“I’m so much a work in progress, and I want to learn so much more.” -- Sarina Feng How do you know when you’ve charged the right price for your product? How do you convince yourself you are worthy of being a leader in your field? These are two of the many questions entrepreneurs and content creators deal with on a consistent basis. The latest Cross Counter Content Podcast features Sarina Feng, a yoga instructor who has asked those two questions and many others as she continues to improve her craft. In this episode, Gootecks and Sarina talk about several topics, including: - Using social media to grow Sarina’s the audience. Could live video or post-produced video be the way to go for Sarina? Gootecks shares his thoughts on what the best options are. - Getting inspiration from other yoga instructors. Sarina let’s it be known she is constantly learning from other instructors and gaining tips any way she can so she can improve. - How yoga helps in overcoming the haters. Sarina is the founder of Sunshine &

Building a business takes more than luck and being in the right place at the right time. It requires years of dedication, a constant will to learn and some tough decision making that might not seem correct until days or even months later. Gootecks has done this for more than a decade, organizing esports events, coordinating online broadcasts and producing musical works. Here’s your opportunity to dive into the mind of Gootecks, who has not only been in the entrepreneurial space creating content, but has also helped other entrepreneurs and aspiring business people build their own media platforms. In the opening episode, Gootecks chats with Hip Hop artist Zaid Tabani, who has produced dozens of songs, taking on topics such as video games, social activism and being a minority in today’s United States. Zaid recently released “Yearbook,” a fast-paced, make-you- think album, which dives into his hometown region, entering adulthood, relationships, diversity and more. Zaid’s past work includes “Evolve,” the official