Hiro customer story · Steve Pearson · Grateful Day
From putting it off to seven podcast interviews.
Steve Pearson wanted to share his work. Getting in front of a camera was another matter.
In his customer interview, the Grateful Day founder described the hesitation that had kept him from getting started. Then he shared a very different update: he had recorded seven podcast interviews.
He had something to talk about
Steve introduced Grateful Day as a business centered on practicing gratitude. He wanted to expand his coaching work and share that message with more people.
But wanting to do it and feeling ready to do it weren’t the same thing. In the interview, Steve described being hesitant about the camera and the stage.
A conversation felt like a place to start
Podcast interviews gave Steve a format he enjoyed. He described the conversations as short and fun, and said he had recorded seven of them.
That matters because the first step can feel bigger than the work itself. Steve had gone from thinking about getting started to having actual conversations recorded.
Help with the setup made a difference
Steve also talked about getting tripped up by the technical side. He credited Hiro’s support team with helping him work through setup questions.
The part he sounded excited about was the interviewing: meeting guests, having conversations, and enjoying the process.
What Steve had done
At the time of our interview, Steve reported seven interviews recorded. This story captures that starting point and his experience getting there.
If you’ve been sitting on a podcast idea, his experience offers a practical first step: choose a conversation you’d enjoy having, and start there.
Clip summary
Steve describes hesitating to get in front of a camera, then explains that he has started recording podcast interviews. He says he has recorded seven and is enjoying the short, conversational format.
Based on Steve’s recorded customer interview. This story describes his progress at that time.
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