Hala Taha

And I remember having this idea.

I'm going to start the Yap Media.

I called it the Yap Media Collective.

I was like, I'm going to recruit all these podcasters and start getting them ads or whatever.

And then that was the precursor of my network.

And then suddenly I had the Yap Media Network and I just built it brick by brick until I had one.

And so it's just little things like that, like speaking things into an existence and then taking action and following your gut.

Basically, I feel like I get downloads from the universe.

And what I try to do is I try to follow...

my gut instinct, especially when it comes to business, because I feel like almost everything I've ever done is I just had the idea.

I thought it through.

It's not like I just have an idea and I just don't even think it through.

But I have an idea and I just execute.

I don't overthink.

I just start doing.

And that could be as simple as putting a PowerPoint together about it or sending out a bunch of emails or whatever I need to do to kickstart whatever I want to do.

So now I've got this new download that I need to basically transition my podcast network into a simulcast network.

We already sell video ads and things like this, but a lot of the podcasters that I represent are really big on audio and they don't know how to do their video.

So I'm going to take everything that I've learned from myself growing my YouTube and I'm gonna just do it for them.

I'm not gonna charge them or anything.