Hey Guys, how are you? I hope well... I would like to ask a question about Youtube from someone who is already well into the game. Next, the subject I intend to start with is linked to how to be a calmer and less reactive person, I see that this gets in the way of many things in life, I myself am a great example. Until the end of college (about 3 years ago) I was very explosive about every little thing, and that got in the way of everything, from friendships, jobs and relationships and the change after solving that was extreme. I wanted to start talking about it, but I have a question here, I wanted to do it in the form of a documentary, not literally because I think it would look weird, but doing something more cinematic in the style of James Jani channel, have you seen it? I think he's great. I think simply saying something I did is pretty saturated, I know that as much as the intention is to help, I need to draw attention to what I want to say. If you can leave your advice on this I would be very grateful.

When I was starting out 3 years ago from scratch, I started making content. I've built my audience (70k followers on all social platforms) and eventually, I made a lot of money from it. The goal was to have financial freedom, not to have a lot of followers. The goal of having a business/side hustle is to make money. So going all in on creating content WHEN YOU START can be tricky (you make little or any money from it). So I compared two routes: Make content to make money (focusing most of your time on content creation and get money eventually) OR Make money to make content (focusing most of your time on growing business, not audience) 1st route: 1. You don't have much to talk about (you just start) 2. You don't have money to invest, so your growth will be slower 3. You don't make "how to" content, 4. You document your journey to your goal (ex. From 0 to 10k/mo) 5. You synthesize others' wisdom 6. (Not ethical) Fake it till you make it 2nd route: 1. You get a YouTube/Instagram/Twitter Coach 2. You invest in VA to help you with creating content 3. You invest in video editor (or content editor) 4. You invest in ads/shutouts to get more exposure 5. You share your knowledge and experience (because you did it) I heard Alex Hormozi talked about this in one of his keynotes: 1. Do sh*t 2. Talk about sh*t you did I think that's the secret why he grew so fast - he has the knowledge and experience, and now he's just sharing without researching, scripting etc. And he made $100M without social media. EDIT: Here's the keynote https://youtu.be/Hq8WXga18-A So what do you guys think about these approaches? Which route do you think will be faster? Feel free to comment, I want to know your opinion. I want to see different angles ;) PS. If you are consistent, you will get there eventually, no matter which route you choose.

Hello! Welcome to the Synthesizer Skool. The goal of this skool is to help Educational Content Creators and Consultants reach Financial Freedom by mastering the META for the Great Online Game - Synthesizing. Start by checking out these links - Classroom - Roadmap - Mission - Resources - Impact, Income, Fun - University - Work with Andrew To kick things off, please comment below introducing yourself. Let us know: 1. Your name 2. What project you're currently focused on See you in the comments!