I just released "Tell A Story" in the Classroom. This might be the most useful video yet. Storytelling is the most effective way of getting people to follow what you do. It's all around us. You're constantly being told through stories. If you're serious about making content, I highly recommend watching this. Like always, It tried to keep it short and simple. I will be starting to use more storytelling again in my content because I believe it is so effective Hope this is useful, Rush

I'm moving back to New Hampshire next week. And I've been thinking about a workspace. For the past few months, I've been working in my apartment. But it's getting old, and I miss having a shop. I'm thinking about reopening my old black office. The plan is to have a cool studio to film content, make stuff, and teach. I can print different things and try new ideas. I miss the old shop, and this seems like the next best step. Would you prefer this?

I just realized I removed this from the group. I'm adding the Metal Print Handbook back for anyone who wants it. The first one is the handbook. And the second is the business book. I've been amazed at how many people liked this. I put it together as a simple guide, but thousands of people have read it. So then I added a business book with it. Hope you find them useful, Rush

Here is the second video of the new social media course in the Classroom. It's about coming up with ideas to post. I know this can be hard sometimes. This is a strategy many of us content creators have been using for a long time. It's about creating a few topics that allow you to always have something to create. Check it out when you get a chance. I tried to keep it really simple, but it has been super helpful for me. Hope you like it, Rush

I'm working on putting together a large order from BeautySub for any group members in the US. I am still figuring out pricing and shipping for you guys + what you will be able to order. I would have to repack and ship your individual orders once I receive it so I need to estimate shipping costs and other variables. You likely will only be able to order frames and smaller prints. 12"x18" or smaller prints because anything larger would likely need to be put on a pallet (which I'm not doing). If you're interested, leave a comment below! I'm not ready to take any information yet, I'm still figuring out the numbers and will update you within the next day or 2. YOU MUST LIVE IN THE US!