Build It In Public is a raw, unfiltered podcast for creators, coaches, and personal brands rebuilding their business, purpose, and income without burning out.
Hosted by Nate Navas, a content strategist who burned out, shut it all down, and started back at $0/month, this show documents the real-time journey of rebuilding a business that actually aligns.
From solo rants to street interviews and deep creator convos, this is the truth behind what it takes to grow with clarity, content, and calling.
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Breaking the Form: Mastering the Art of Creative Storytelling and Sustainable Growth in Podcasting with Tina Dominguez
Curious about breaking away from brief and concise content? Ever wondered about the long-term effects of building connections as compared to following popular content?
In this new episode of Healthcare Hacks and Connections, our host Nate Navas welcomes guest Tina Dominguez and explores the fascinating topic of creative storytelling in the context of podcasting, revealing its important impact on the growth of businesses. Tina focuses on the essential part that the setting plays throughout creating material, providing various insights into the discussion. She explores the specifics of the hero's journey narrative technique, highlighting how audiences can be fascinated by it when the story is expertly set up, explored through challenges or obstacles, and finished with either a valuable failure or a triumphant success.
Moreover, she passionately expresses her conviction that establishing ties and sincere connections with the audience is a more long-term and successful approach to drawing customers. Her viewpoint questions accepted ideas about content generation and stresses the lasting power of storytelling that surpasses simple surface-level interaction.
In this episode, they will touch on such topics as:
Storytelling for Connection: Studying multimedia storytelling promotes connection and trust, and discusses ideas to help others understand things more.
Navigating Viral Challenges: Study challenges towards relationship growth, and exchange opinions on social media activity.
Building Confidence: Consistency and Adaptation: Discuss the importance of authenticity and analyze how confidence is affected by consistency and temporary content.
Consistency and Adaptation: Stress the advantages of consistency and discuss the risks of communicating poorly without creating an area of expertise.
Crafting Valuable Business Content: Understanding your field and audience is essential to creating effective content.
Vulnerability in Health and Fitness: Highlight the value of personal support and offer guidance on how to inspire others to pursue their goals to become entrepreneurs.
Hack: “Once you start changing a bunch of things at one time, you don't really know what's working”- Tina Dominguez
Connect with Tina:
Socials:
Instagram: @tinamdominguez (https://www.instagram.com/tinamdominguez/)
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Instagram: @thepodcast_doc (https://www.instagram.com/thepodcast_doc)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nate.navas (https://web.facebook.com/nate.navas)
Take your podcast to the next level and book a call with me here: https://calendly.com/podcast-strategist/60min (https://calendly.com/podcast-strategist/60min)
23 Nov 2023
Life Unscripted: Overcoming the Obstacles of Life and Economic Realism of Adulthood with Christine Navas
Have you thought about the real challenges that young adults face in employment and in finding housing? Do you want to learn more about the relationship between personal experiences and macroeconomic forces?
In this new episode of Healthcare Hacks and Connections, our host Nate is back with Christine Navas to dive deep into the concept of growing up. They openly share insights from their own journeys through adulthood, one emotional part of their conversation revolves around the difficulties of finding work and affordable housing—an experience shared by many navigating adulthood. This story seamlessly connects to a broader discussion about the evolving economic landscape and its significant impact on overcoming life's challenges. The hosts candidly share their triumphs and struggles.
Moreover, Nate and Christine delve into economic shifts, exploring how they impact opportunities and challenges on their path to maturity. Personal stories and societal trends create diverse perspectives, offering the audience a nuanced understanding of the intricate link between individual experiences and economic forces. The podcast captures the hosts' growth and prompts listeners to reflect on their own experiences, fostering connection and shared understanding in the ever-changing landscape of adulthood.
In this episode, they will touch on such topics as:
Growing Up Reflections: Learn about the continuous process of growing up, reflect on adulthood, and question if they and their peers are actual adults.
Financial Struggles in Your 20s: Think about the challenges that young adults experience in the job market, for example, a lack of experience and economic conditions.
Navigating Adulthood Challenges: Consider issues that include taxes, financial planning, and job development.
Entrepreneurship and Client Prospects: Understand the positive outcomes of entrepreneurship in terms of happiness and fulfillment, and tease a future interaction with clients at an event.
Resilience in Business Ownership: Research self-reliance and resolve in the face of life's problems, relying upon God, and building resilience.
Sustaining Passion in Business: Emphasize the importance of passion for new business owners, remind listeners to remember their business excitement, and wrap up with a call to action.
Hack: “[Don’t rely] on anybody other than yourself to be able to get up and keep going, and keep moving although there will be support along the way.” - Christine Navas
3 Nov 2023
Taming the Social Media Beast: Handling Criticism and Honoring Self
Are you letting a single negative comment dampen your enthusiasm and affect your energy? Let's put a halt to that right now! In this solo episode, I take you through my personal journey of dealing with criticism. We all get them - those comments that can sting or even deflate us, especially when it comes to our passion projects like podcasting. However, remember that your work is bigger than one negative review. I share my experience in dealing with such scenarios and how essential it is not to let it define your journey but to use it as a tool to grow and improve.
Let's not forget the power of social media and the effect it can have on our mental health. Comparing ourselves with others, constantly, can be overwhelming and may lead to feelings of inadequacy or imposter syndrome. And here's my two cents on it - it's perfectly fine to hit that unfollow button, to take a break, to protect your mental health. As we navigate through the world of likes and comments, remember to keep your focus on what is working for you. It's crucial to stay on your path and avoid falling into traps. So, buckle up for an honest, thought-provoking discussion on dealing with negativity, staying true to oneself, and taming your social media experience.
Hack: "You can easily limit all that stuff that's going on in your mind, all you got to do is hit that unfollow button."- Nate Navas
Reach out to Me:
Instagram: @thepodcast_doc (https://www.instagram.com/thepodcast_doc)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nate.navas (https://web.facebook.com/nate.navas)
Take your podcast to the next level and book a call with me here: https://calendly.com/podcast-strategist/60min (https://calendly.com/podcast-strategist/60min)
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