What’s something podcasters tend to overcomplicate?

I’m in a continuous over-analysis loop. Some aspects of podcasting are harder than I feel they need to be. I try to imagine ways to make whatever-it-is easier. But it will never be that all of it is easy. Why would I do it, if it was all easy?

I think that’s my over-complication: I spend too much time trying to make things easier.

Do the work. Do more of the work. Do still more of the work.

It’s great to assess one’s work. But I need to not get lost in over-thinking. It’s vanishingly rare (for me, these days) that anything is actually “wrong” with the work. Don’t over think it.

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