Podcast Consistency for Entrepreneurs: Fitness-Inspired Routines to Keep Your Show on Track with Coach Jordanna
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Podcasting, like fitness, isn’t about perfection—it’s about showing up, even when it’s messy or inconvenient. – Jordanna Nativ
More about My Guest:
After 15 years as a corporate marketing executive and mom, Jordanna sold her home, quit her job, and went all in on coaching women after her own transformative experience.
Taking hold of her health and fitness once and for all, eventually becoming an Eating Psychology Coach, Personal Trainer, and Nutrition Coach so she could pay forward her experience to women everywhere.
Now the co-founder of Get Sculpted, Jordanna, works with women in their 40s and beyond to lose weight and get strong while eating guilt-free.
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Why Consistency Feels Hard
Leah Bryant [00:00:00]:
Hey hey—welcome back to the Podcasting Problem Solver™! I’m Leah Bryant, certified growth coach, podcast producer, and your go-to guide for making podcasting way less complicated.
Have you ever wanted to be consistent with your podcast, but every week it feels like you’re fighting your calendar, energy levels, and a never-ending to-do list?
Meet Jordanna Nativ: From Fitness to Podcasting
Leah introduces guest Jordanna Nativ, co-founder of Get Sculpted and fitness coach helping women in their 40s+ gain strength and confidence.
Jordanna shares how her corporate career and personal health transformation led her to podcasting.
Why Fitness and Podcasting Go Hand-in-Hand
Jordanna explains how success in fitness translates to sustainable podcasting:
- Have a plan and a simple strategy
- Set up your environment for success
- Build a supportive community
- Celebrate small wins to maintain momentum
Batch Recording and Podcast Workflow
Both Leah and Jordanna discuss the importance of working ahead:
- Batch record 1–2 months of content to reduce stress
- Plan episodes around seasons, launches, and client needs
- Leave room for spontaneous, timely episodes
Handling Low-Motivation Weeks
Jordanna shares her mindset for staying consistent:
- “Structure gives you freedom”
- Build in space for off days without guilt
- Embrace progress over perfection—done is better than perfect
Wellness Tips for Podcasters
- Move your body between episodes to keep your energy up
- Hydrate and take breaks to stay focused
- Involve friends or community for extra accountability
Closing Thoughts and Key Takeaway
Leah wraps up the conversation with a reminder:
Your podcast doesn’t need perfection—it needs structure, strategy, and a rhythm that bends without breaking.