What do you do when you get bored with the podcast you're making right now? Yes, I said when you get bored, not if you get bored. Because people—especially multi-passionate creatives, a term Stephani Fuccio taught me just this morning—tend to eventually get bored for doing one thing for too long.

If you’ve listened to or read my words for any length of time, you know I'm a big fan of change. Change is good and healthy for your podcast, so try these on for size:

• Change the format of your podcast. 
• Change the voice(s) on the show.
• Change the focus of your podcast.
• Add a new segment to your show. (BTW… I have content you can syndicate to your podcast if you’d like.)

With all the experience you’ve gathered from the time you’ve been podcasting, there are likely offshoots you could explore to keep your head in the game. You could:

• Start an additional podcast.
• Become a service provider. 
• Explore not-podcasting mediums.
• Try producing a live show.

If none of that sparks an idea, maybe it’s time to throw in the towel. There’s no shame in retiring from podcasting and sunsetting your show(s). All things come to an end. And if you later decide you want to make your comeback—great! Podcasting will welcome you back with open arms. I’ve quit podcasting twice now. The first in a huff, and the second time by my own design and on my own timeline. And yet here I am again, this time four times a week!

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