150. I almost deleted last week’s episode (here’s why I didn’t)
About this episode
Mya Nichol shares her experience of almost deleting a podcast episode and the valuable lessons learned about content creation and consistency in business.
In today’s episode, I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes moment that almost led me to delete an entire podcast episode because I convinced myself it wasn't "good enough." Before I hit delete, I stopped and asked myself a simple question: What if it actually is good enough? That one mindset shift completely changed the way I think about creating content, running my business, and showing up consistently. I also walk through four lessons I learned simply because I chose to hit publish instead of chasing perfection. If you've ever delayed posting, launching, or creating because you felt it wasn't ready yet, this episode is the reminder you need: your business isn't built on one piece of content—it's built on the compound effect of consistently showing up. What you'll learn Why "good enough" often creates more impact than perfection. The four biggest lessons I learned from publishing a podcast episode I almost deleted. How to choose content topics that feel more relevant, natural, and valuable. Why your business success comes from consistency—not one viral post or perfect launch. How to stop overthinking your content and trust that it's reaching exactly who needs it. Resources & Links…
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