# Show your work - Part 2

**URL:** https://forum.podcaster.community/t/show-your-work-part-2/4534
**Category:** Workbench
**Created:** [May 9, 2025, 2:34pm UTC](https://forum.podcaster.community/t/show-your-work-part-2/4534 "2025-05-09T14:34:44Z")
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### Author: ![craigconstantine](https://yyz2.discourse-cdn.com/flex030/user_avatar/forum.podcaster.community/craigconstantine/32/2322_2.png) [@craigconstantine](https://forum.podcaster.community/u/craigconstantine)
#### Post date: [May 9, 2025, 2:34pm UTC](https://forum.podcaster.community/t/show-your-work-part-2/4534/1 "2025-05-09T14:34:44Z")

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I return often to Kleon’s mantra of “[show your work](https://forum.podcaster.community/t/show-your-work/4210)”.

I always fade out from the process. I think the reason is that I’m not necessarily doing something related to podcasting every day. (Which is fine.) Without a strong habit of podcast-specific work (for example, “I do podcast stuff at 9am every day”) I don’t get in the habit of doing the extra little bit of work to capture something _showing_ my work…

I’m convinced, my work would be better—and it would help others too—if I showed my work more. But I can’t seem to crack this nut.

Zooming out, away from podcasting . . .

I keep thinking: I don’t have a clear, single thing that is “my work” — it’s not podcasting, it’s not blog writing, it’s not community building [here], … For example: Here’s some notes I took, over the course of an hour thinking about coaching movement, based on a long conversation I had with a coach I respect. We had a coffee meeting where I wanted to pick his brain…

 ![IMG_8100](https://canada1.discourse-cdn.com/flex030/uploads/podcaster1/original/2X/3/34f2da5d7eb64484a1c21e1e50b14e2a46cfe333.jpeg)

If you know about [my blog](https://constantine.name/), I post all sorts of things there. In recent years, my posting there grew, become a weekly thing which I cleaved off to be the [_7 for Sunday_ weekly email](https://7forsunday.com/). It continues to be where I post new quotes from my collection, copies of all the podcast episodes I do [all shows, anywhere], and a lot of “this is interesting” links that I find.

This morning, I’m thinking: My blog has long been the place where I [work with the garage door up](https://constantine.name/?s=garage+door+up). Maybe I should _lean_ into that?

…develop the habit of showing something (anything, from any project I’m working on) there on my blog. 🤔

Thoughts? …on Kleon’s “show your work”? …on your own ‘process’ for showing your work?

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