In episode 337, Megan talks to Sue Ringsdorf about starting a food blog as a second chapter in life and seeing blogging from a different perspective. It is not only about making money but also the legacy you leave behind.

Sue started Sue Bee Homemaker on her 50th birthday after wondering for several months what her next phase in life would be. With a soon-to-be empty nest, she wanted to find a new passion to invest her time in and was encouraged by several friends’ to start a blog. Sue’s cooking is inspired by her mother and now she helps make other people feel comfortable in the kitchen, learning new recipes to nourish and treat their families without breaking the bank. In this episode, she unpacks common feelings that hold us back from starting something new, regardless of our age (e.g. imposter syndrome) and why despite those obstacles you can succeed.

- We are often held back by comparing ourselves to others.

- Can you succeed doing your blog your way?

- Define your primary goal for your blog.

- Recognise what your shortcomings are and get help in those areas.

- Life-long learning through free information on the internet.

- Direct interaction with your audience can have a big impact.

- Approach your business and those involved with kindness.

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337: It’s Never too Late to Start Something New AND Succeed (+ Blogging through a Different Lens) with Sue Ringsdorf