EDIT HISTORY | Successful entrepreneurs & creators revisit, review, and roast the content that got them to where they are
If you’ve been creating content online for a while, chances are you’ve got posts from a year ago that make you cringe. 😳 You might be wondering, "Should I just archive or delete this?" You're not alone—every entrepreneur and creator has felt this way, even the most successful ones. On EDIT HISTORY, we dive deep into the journeys of entrepreneurs and creators by revisiting their past content. Together, we explore the pieces they no longer resonate with and unpack the reasons why 👀 Each episode is a case study, where we reexamine old content, share how it could be reinterpreted or revised, and provide actionable insights into what worked, what didn’t, and why it matters. You’ll walk away with practical advice to shape your own content strategy. But it’s not just about content critiques—we’ll also explore how entrepreneurs and creators navigate the insecurities that come with sharing content online. From comparisons and competition to FOMO and self-doubt, we talk about how to push through those challenges, stay true to yourself, and create content that works for your business and reflects your voice. Creating online isn’t easy, but by examining the edit history of successful creators, we’ll learn how to embrace the process, sharpen our craft, and build a content strategy—and life—that we’re proud of ✨✨✨ EDIT HISTORY was previously known as The Side Hustle Club (2023 Golden Crane Award winner) and The Thought Leader Club (2024 Asia Podcast Awards finalist).
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Have you ever listened to a podcast and thought, “That was good… but I don’t really feel anything new?” This is something I was wondering about in my own podcast. Yes, the conversations were insightful, but they weren’t always sparking that “Ohhh… WOW” moment that sticks with you long after the episode ends. So on toda
204. Focus on building your dreams and getting better (Edit out inaction) (Janice Tee)
We all have insecurities. And for most people, those insecurities and self-doubts are enough to stop them before they even start. They spend months, sometimes years, overanalyzing the right strategy, waiting for the right circumstances. But the truth is… nothing changes unless you focus on what’s within your control ri
203. What to do if you want to quit your business (Edit out the haters) (Dielle Charon)
Have you ever thought about quitting your business? Not just in a fleeting moment of frustration, but in a deep, overwhelming way—when the pressure feels unbearable? Maybe it’s the unexpected challenges piling up all at once. Maybe it’s the clients who are unhappy but won’t say why. Or maybe, it’s the strangers online
202. How to become known for your zone of genius (Edit out self-doubt) (Shine with Natasha)
What does it really take to become the go-to expert in your space? In a world overflowing with content, why do some people become known for what they do—while others struggle to be remembered? In this episode of EDIT HISTORY, we’re breaking down the power of a signature series—why the most recognized experts double dow
201. How to build authority in your niche (Edit out imposter syndrome) (Lastasha James)
The truth is, authority isn’t given; it’s built. It happens when you keep showing up, refining your message, and sharing what you know, even when self-doubt creeps in. Authority isn’t about knowing everything—it’s about taking up space, speaking up, and leading the conversation instead of waiting for permission. But mo
A few months ago, I didn’t know what to do with my podcast. After years of podcasting, I felt stuck. The growth wasn’t where I wanted it to be, I felt like I had run out of things to say on the show. And I even briefly toyed with the thought of - Is this the end of podcasting for me? But, instead of walking away, I dec