When it comes to podcasting, mistakes happen. No matter what point you're at on the podcast experience timeline, chances are excellent you coughed up the ball at some point along the way. And that's OK. It happens to all of us!

Mistakes are learning experiences. When you make one, it's up to you to see where you went wrong, evaluate what you could've done better, and make sure you file it away so you can do better the next time. You can't change the past. But you can dictate how you handle things in the future. If you didn't experience a mistake, you'd never know how to improve and succeed when you're faced with a similar situation down the road.

In Episode 57 of Pod Theory, I share the biggest mistake I made when I began podcasting and the story that goes along with it. As I reflect back to that period, I'm happy things went the way they did. Why? Because I learned from my mistakes and I became a better podcaster for it. I'll also be talking about how you should handle your mistakes when it comes to the production of your podcast.

What's the biggest mistake YOU'VE ever made in podcasting? Find me on Twitter and tell me your story.

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