Tomas Loucky

Publishing an episode isn't the finish line. For a long time, I thought it was. Record it. Edit it. Publish it. Share the link. Move on. Looking back, I was underestimating one of the most important parts of podcast growth: Distribution. Because a great conversation doesn't do much if people never discover it. So I changed how I approached every episode. I started promoting before release. Repurposing with intention. Giving each conversation more chances to be discovered. Small changes. Big difference over time. I recently shared what worked, what didn't, and what I'd do differently in a guest article for Ausha 🚀. Big thanks to Laura Hoffmann and the Ausha team for the opportunity! Link to the full article in the comments. What's one thing you wish you'd started doing earlier?

The people who last think differently. Pete Sena has spent more than 20 years building. Not by chasing every opportunity. But by staying curious. Learning constantly. And becoming known for doing meaningful work. One lesson really stood out to me. People remember clarity. Not complexity. Here's what moved the needle: → Curiosity over certainty → Consistency over noise → Reputation over attention And here's this week's LinkedIn growth tactic ↓ 1. Become known for one thing first ↳ Clarity builds recognition ↳ Recognition builds trust ↳ Trust creates opportunities 2. Consistency creates credibility ↳ Show up around one topic ↳ Share stories and lessons ↳ Earn the right to expand later 3. Give people a reason to remember you ↳ Own one conversation first ↳ Build authority over time ↳ Let your reputation compound Full episode drops Monday. We talk AI, curiosity, entrepreneurship, Ikigai, mindset and building for the long term. ♻️ Repost if you're building your reputation. PS: If I Googled your name, what should I find?

You get invited onto your dream podcast tomorrow. There's just one problem... You have to choose it! Which podcast are you appearing on? And what would you want to talk about?

This is why posting feels hard. You open LinkedIn... And feel behind. So you start writing. ✍️ Draft 🗑️ Delete 🔁 Rewrite And you call it burnout. It’s not. It’s pressure. Every post becomes: 🧠 A test ⚖️ A judgement 📊 A performance That’s what drains you. That’s why something simple feels heavy. Not content. What’s actually happening: Pressure → Overthinking → Friction You don’t need a break. So try this: → one clear idea → then post it → move on Full breakdown link in the comments! 🔁 Repost if you said “tomorrow” again. PS: What feels heavy right now?

What if AI could explore the ideas without taking over? That’s what I wanted to test with Jitter’s new Superagents. I was building a short animated showreel using moments from 7 of my 170+ podcast conversations. The first version was already there. Instead of manually experimenting with every motion idea, I gave Superagents different directions in plain English. Make it more cinematic. Add more movement. Change the pacing. Keep it subtle. Some versions barely changed. Others went too far. And that was actually the interesting part. AI didn’t make the creative decision for me. It gave me more directions to explore. I could compare the versions, decide what worked and keep refining the animation myself. And unlike a one-off AI video, everything stayed editable in Jitter. Design. Motion. Timing. The final version is below. Would you let AI make the call or use it to explore more ideas? #ad #motiondesign #ai