I hate it when people do this.

I’ll be honest. I hate it when people waste my time. 

Back in my showbiz days, when an actor would show up on set, not knowing his lines…or sometimes what scene we were shooting…it was sooooo annoying, not to mention, unprofessional and downright.

Here’s the thing I’ve noticed having coached leaders for the past 5 years…

Successful leaders, whether you’re an actor, influencer, professional speaker, a doctor, an entrepreneur, or an author, they don’t just “wing it.” 

They prepare and they practice. 

And even when they say they “wing it,” or “just show up” I guarantee that there is a process that either they practice or their team has in place that makes them appear to be “winging it,” when really…

They’ve spent countless hours practicing their craft, so much so that how they do what they do is completely unconscious to them.

They’ve reached the stage of unconscious competence, so that, yes, it feels like to them they just show up and do the dang thing. 

But it is nothing if not LEARNED. 

I had to learn how to become an epic podcast guest, one that podcasts want to have me back on again and again. 

I had to create an entire process of booking, communication, prep for myself and my Queen Team so I can show up as my best, which I break down inside my Communication Queens program to the T. 

It’s become pretty unconscious to me. Fortunately, breaking down unconscious patterns happens to be a specialty of mine. ;)

After appearing on over 150+ episodes as a podcast guest on other people’s podcasts and after having done over 80+ podcast interviews on our own podcast, The Princess and the B, I break down the best interview preparation in this podcast tutorial, so that you showcase yourself, your brand, and your business in the best possible light.

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