Ep. 81: Should You Quit The Day Job With Jim Moore

“Particularly in the line of work that I’m in, podcasting, I’ve discovered that it is almost a partnership between you and the customer. They are on the journey with you. They’re part of your business, too. My early customers especially, and all the customers I’ve got now, actually shape what I do and how I do it – all the time”.

– Jim Moore

Shownotes: 

When is the right time to become an entrepreneur: podcasting as a business model. 00:43

Two years in podcasting: The Bloody Vegan Podcast shows that veganism is part of every walk of life. 02:59

Why Jim used the word Bloody for his vegan podcast and how he became a podcast entrepreneur? 05:48

Podcasting is a great medium that brings us together. 07:48

Jim worked in retail leadership for big companies but a love for podcasting made him start his company. 08:44

Leaving Apple without burning bridges: pursuing his passion. 14:31

Excitement followed by denial, frustration and questioning: being comfortable with the flow. 16:01

Customers are shaping your journey: partnership between entrepreneur and customers. 21:39

Roadblocks are gifts: find a network in your field – it is so helpful and can be inspirational.  24:32

In collaborative business relationships we can leverage each other’s audiences and grow together.  28:29

Entrepreneurs, you really don’t need a full-time employee in the beginning. 30:08

“Your business plan doesn’t have to be set in stone” – be prepared to change it according to your customers. 31:46

Jim offers list of services for building podcasts. 32:37