New video! Check it out by clicking here: https://youtu.be/HHepj3C0g3U And let me know what you think in the comments. Happy to help further if needed.

Watch my video below explaining at 1.5x speed! 👇 I'm 97% sure that you're wasting your time speaking to customers. There's a specific way you have conversations with them to figure out the product they'd SELL THEIR KIDNEY to buy from you. Andrew posted a great video yesterday on 'Why 95% Can't make $10,000/month Online'. Spoiler: they're not finding Product Market Fit (which you achieve by speaking to your customers to know them inside out) I break down the first chapter from the best book ever written on the topic - 'The Mom Test' - so you don't have to: https://www.loom.com/share/82a387e13c574c1da8fc7671d6a2dbc9?sid=6bb1c831-11c0-4e57-b424-2ed195bca557

All successful creators do this one thing, and no credibility tactic or thumbnail design will save you from this mistake. I recently went into deep research mode after nobody was booking discovery calls with me for my high-ticket coaching. I dove deep into all the tactics: - Ideas - Titles - Avatar - Thumbnails - Offer creation - Credibility hacking - Funnels & Automation Clearly, these things work. 🤬 But they weren't working for me.🤬 And I've discovered why. The people who execute these and have had great success (Andrew Kirby, Hamza, Dan Koe, etc) all share one key trait. They ARE the person people want to be. They KNOW the stuff they're sharing works. They have CONVICTION when they're sharing it. They KNOW in their BONES that what they're sharing will change lives. And they BELIEVE it's their duty to share what they've learnt with others. Because it changed theirs. THEY are the offer. THEY are the foundation that the META rests upon. And so when they show up on camera, people listen, because they present themselves in a way that commands authority. THEY can't be ignored. Because something deep within you can SENSE these people are genuine in what they're sharing. And you want a taste of what they have. @Andrew Kirby touched on this, when he said you can make money online by being yourself, BUT you MUST be the BEST version of yourself. So if you're struggling (Like I am), it's time to take a look at yourself. What are you doing/thinking/believing/consuming that's holding you back from the person you know the world needs you to show up as? What's the mission, true to you're heart, that you're willing to dedicate yourself to? Are you showing up as the LEADER people need you to be? Remember, if you're the business, that's where you need to dedicate the work. BE the transformation you're inviting people into. And everything else will build on top of that.

Quality VS quantity? In the beginning I say quantity - further down the line I say quality. But interestingly enough, I've been hammering the quantity approach again lately and it's been paying off. My channel is in good health. I've been posting purely YouTube shorts. "But shorts will not build a good relationship with your audience". False. Alex Hormozi said himself: "I love Gary Vee and realized I never actually consumed a long form piece of content from him". People today will sit down and spend 15 minutes watching 15 1-minute videos as opposed to sitting down and watching 1 15-minute video. Here's the strategy: 1. Research videos in you niche and find high performers. 2. Script out 7 videos modelling them 3. Sit down and film them all back to back until the work is done. 4. Have a GOOD editor edit them. 5. Post daily. I spend 2 days per week creating my content and even I find that to be too long. I'm in the guitar niche so I have to learn parts on guitar constantly which slows me down a lot. If I were simply speaking to the camera I could create waaaay more. Lastly, I'm no expert, but I can confidently speak on what I've done and the results it's gotten me. Hope this helps.

Hey synthesizers, has anyone been able to stop their youtube retention graph from looking like an inverted exponential graph 😂 What do you do in the first 30 seconds or so to make the viewer watch till the end? I think my problem is I lose about 70% of the audience around the first 30 second mark, then I retain them at a steadier rate after that. What do you do to increase audience retention during the beginning?