This was an emotional rollercoaster. 1.5 years of daily hard work finally paid off. My dopamine levels went through the roof.

I created my first VSL for my courses and community Mental Cortex. Please roast the hell out of me and my video if there is anything you notice: - Did I address the target audience enough? - Did I take too long to get into the contents of the community? - Is there an aspect I should focus on even more? I put this VSL both on my Skool About page and on the website I made for Mental Cortex. If you have a minute for some input @Andrew Kirby that would be unbelievably valuable and highly appreciated. Roast Away, Jona

I took a few minutes to dismantle @Marlon Engelmann limiting beliefs about his channel! This is raw non-sugar-coated truth for all small creators in Synthesizer School! Do you agree @Andrew Kirby , let's make this thread a goldmine for small creators! Feel free to disagree with me. PS: ignore me breathing in the mic lol

This is what I would have needed someone to go over with me when I started creating on YouTube, I hope this can help someone!

Over the last few months, I have put all of my time into growing my audience mastering ideation, writing, and editing. But things go slow when doing them right... I am not planning on stopping my audience growth, but I am focusing more and more on taking care of my community Mental Cortex here on Skool. The "issue" is that I want to play the long game with this and therefore don't: -Overtly mention Mental Cortex in my videos -Mention it a lot in my newsletter -I only put a link to my external landing page which I made for the community I simply drop a little crumble hinting at its existence here and there, because I know that especially in the beginner position I am in the main thing to focus on is building long-term good will. I want to hear what you guys think about this and if you think I'm being too careful @Andrew Kirby some input would mean the world.