For as long as I can remember, I've always loved words and stories. I was the girl with her nose in a book at all times—during dinner, while walking (which, by the way, I don't advise; it's dangerous business!). Mysteries were my favorite. If Nancy Drew hadn't been a fictional character, I totally would have been her ride-or-die, cruising around town in that snazzy convertible (sorry, Bess, you've been replaced). I learned a lot from Nance, and I've become somewhat legendary in my family for the info I can hunt down. Finding my mom's classmate from the second grade with no info to go on other than 'I think his name started with a T'? Done. Tracking down a song my dad heard on the radio that he remembers only two words to? No problem. During my college years, I worked at a Christian bookstore. If I had a quarter for all the lovely folks who came up to my customer service desk looking for a song with only, "A man was singing it, oh he has just the most beautiful voice- I just know I've heard him before. The song was, mm, about Jesus and maybe something about grace?' Bless their hearts. But, you know what- I'd throw it into detective mode, and I would track. it. down. The point of this little story is that I love research, and my clients tell me I'm fabulous at noticing/scouting out little details others often miss. 

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Strategic podcast guesting isn’t a throw-it-at-the-wall-and-see-what-sticks approach; it requires strategy, detailed research, and a touch of intuition. If research isn't your cup of tea or you don’t have time to be as thorough as you’d like, no worries. As an introvert + INFJ-T, I thrive behind the scenes, and nothing makes me happier than rolling up my sleeves to find just the right spot for your message to shine.