Building EPS

 

Gail Nobles © 2025

At the beginning of any new endeavor, it can feel like you're making little progress on your own. You attempt to showcase your skills to companies, but they don't seem to recognize your value. However, once they realize what you have to offer, interest starts to grow and people begin to take notice. Your inner voice might encourage you to stay true to your own methods. Trust yourself. 

Creating EPS has been quite a challenge for me. I worked hard to produce a series of episodes, but the audience was slow to come. However, I am gradually seeing listeners tune in. The important thing is to never give up on your passion.

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