I've posted my first video on youtube, no more self sabotaging, no more plays with myself, no more imposter syndrome. I know this video is terrible but In order to get better I gotta do it. Start then learn Don't learn then start. ~ @Andrew Kirby https://youtu.be/cnEU9s526VE?si=26CLg0gavPRqAdQz Let me know what else should I do in order to get better and grow.

See my niche is basically for eSports athletes and streamers/hardcore gamers. I want to make content on YouTube, the method I use is high intensity training method which was invented by mike mentzer, so what most of the people out there are doing is, they're posting out Mike's content, his raw audiotapes, raw videos, just by adding some little bit song, etc. I'll send you a link of content people are posting out there, so Idk should I copy them just by posting his content by some editing and songs Or Should I listen to his knowledge more and synthesize it and make videos showing my face and just explaining things purely. Idk what would benefit me more for getting clients and really helping and providing value to them.

How do I execute the rule of 300 of hormozi? I'm so confused on that? How do I make content where do I start Should i show my face or not? How much time should I take to make videos? Which platforms shall I start? How do I get clients? How do I get traffic? How do I do 100 comments? Just need help, I'm just so confused as there's too much noise going on in my head.

Not what you think they want or need (Scroll to the end for some juicy actionsteps to nail this) Are you offering someting that people want solved? or do you hope that people want it solved? Listen, I've been making this mistake so many times over three years or so. Trying to force to solve a problem the market didn't want. You see, you can have something really great but you're trying to offer it to a market that isn't starving for that problem to solved. Think of it like this: Your trying to sell a hotdog to someone that's looking for something to drink. It doesn't matter how good your hotdog is, that person is not looking for it. Same with your coaching offer. If you're trying to help unmarried people with their marriage it doesn't matter how good your offer is that person will not buy from you. Do you know if your people want your offer? Let me know what you've got And let's improve it so you're positioned as an authority in your niche👇 Here are 3 steps to get your offer make sense for your audience. 🔥1. Talk to people, what do they actually want solved, what's their top 3 pain points? Make polls to get data, and start conversations with them. 🔥2. Research what's already working for your competitors, make it uniquely yours. What's the problem your competitors solve and who do they solve it for? You learn a lot by looking at successful people. 🔥3. Test your offer with some beta clients. Before you go all in on your idea, test it out with different people suffering with the problem you are best to solve. See who you enjoy working with most, who is suffering most, and is willing to do the work. Ps. Let us know what you got already. Let us help each other in the comments 👇

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