Grab a cuppa because this one is a podcastttttt! 🤭 On this episode of ‘Fuck the edit and Yap’ I decided to talk about something that has been on my mind for a few weeks now.. as well as hit the challenge brief! It’s great to see so many people push themselves out of there comfort zone and it’s inspired me to be more vulnerable. @Adam Rust @David Lovesy @Ross Gowling looking forward to your videos this week. 3 minutes 48 seconds talking to camera…who is this girl 🤣 💁🏼‍♀️

Hi everyone. I’m Kate and I am verrrrry new to this! I got home this evening after a full on day at work and I thought why the hell not, let’s take the plunge!! Nothing glamorous, nothing polished (literally look like a drowned rat!). Just me and my advice to myself on day one of starting my business. It’s a crazy wild ride running your own business but I believe everything happens for a reason. Happy to take what comes - but go easy on me !

Nearly didn't post this. Filmed it last Tuesday in New York, on my way up the Rockefeller for a sunset time lapse. It's two and a half minutes of me waffling about penny boarding down bus lanes, street food, and finally seeing steam come out of the ground (next to a Taco Bell, obviously). Watched it back and thought there's no point to it, nobody needs this. Then remembered that's literally the brief 🙈 Halfway through I talk about feeling like everyone in New York knew what they were doing except me. Pretty sure I felt the same about posting this. Anyway. Here it is, a week late. What's on your mind? #11's still open, and #12 is up too.

My day 1 advice is all about confidence, self esteem and reducing the time between idea and execution. One of my biggest obstacles in life has been the fear of other’s opinions, which I’ve learned is really just a projection of my own insecurity. To get through this barrier I reckon would make me unstoppable 🤩🤩🤩

The other thing I wanted to say is that through gaining enthusiasm at Content Club I moved it through to an area I AM more confident (because I am playing a character) and I've started doing video content for my drama group's upcoming production. When we were just posting photos of rehearsals (an am-dram staple) we'd get a couple of hundred views. Now I am producing semiweekly 30-40 second reels and video posts, and creating content which allows me to tag into town pages, businesses, or specific groups you can see my views/impressions are going up to over 5000 on one post, and box office for the show has increased by about 13% over the last fortnight. And, more importantly, I'm enjoying it!