Give Me Three Hours - November 05, 2026

What makes you stop listening to a podcast you used to love? I have three questions for people who listen to podcasts but don’t make them. Your answers will help me put together Your 2027 Podcast Plan , a free private podcast coming Thanksgiving week. And a quick invitation: My Kaigi is November 14 . Give me three hours to look back at your year and make room for what you want next. NAPODPOMO gets you 50% off , just for those of you here with the podcast. Also, I managed to do the very thing every podcaster dreads: I didn’t record. 🙈 ----------------- Guess what just happened? Guess what just happened? Because this is, like, the thing. This is the thing that most podcasters—it’s like people’s worst nightmare, for those of us who record, not for a living necessarily, but as part of our life in some way, shape, or form. Can you hear me? Can you hear me screaming internally? I forgot to press record. Or I pressed record and it didn’t press, or it didn’t tap through. You know, I think we have all been there. I just did that. I just did that. Oh my gosh. I’m just glad that these little episodes are short-ish, and so I don’t have to worry too much about going to figure it out and continuing talking and losing my mind. Here we go. Guess what, y’all? We only have nine more days until my planning experience, My Kaigi , and I would adore for you to attend. And because you are a consumer of this podcast, you get a 50% off coupon code that’s in the show notes. The code itself is NAPODPOMO. Okay? It is NAPODPOMO, and that gets you 50% off. And it’s only available for those of you who are consuming this content, by the way. And I get it, y’all. Listen, you are spending three hours with me. Okay? Three hours with me. And I know that that’s a long time. I totally get it. But I promise you, grabbing three hours for you to finish the year in a way that feels good for you, and knowing that you can begin 2027 from a place of, “This is good. I’m in a good space.” Not necessarily because everything is good and everything is perfect, but because you’ve spent time diving into your stuff, looking at all the things. And this is open for everybody. So this isn’t, like, for podcasters or for creators. This is for all the people, whatever it is. People who have job jobs. People who don’t have job jobs. People who happen to be staying at home with their kiddies—or kiddies as in, like, actual humans. Or this is for people who are just starting out and, you know, getting a job for the very first time and living alone for the very first time, as in, like, a young adult or something like that. So it’s like, this is a great time for you to kind of sit back and look at what’s going on with you. And I promise you, it’ll be great. And the reason I started all of this is because every year I felt that life was getting away from me. I always ended up with a sense of unfinishedness. Unfinished—is that even a word? Where I had plans in my head. Nothing ever happened. It was just a dream inside of my head, because then life got in the way. Things got in the way. I couldn’t actually do them. And then the new year started, and before I knew it, I blinked and it was March. And I don’t wanna live in that world. I don’t wanna live in a world where I don’t have an opportunity to look back at my life and see that I’m alive, and that I have done things, and that I have impact, and that I have the agency to be able to steer myself in the direction that I want. That is what My Kaigi is all about. So if you have—give