Out Loud Fam! One of our members @Cynthia Carr is crushinggggg it with her video audits for her business and her UGC clients! If you haven't checked them out go look on Cynthia's page! So with that being said, I would love to audit your video on my IG. It would be the first few seconds of your video and then I would give my feedback on how to improve it. You know what I always say — be willing to be seen imperfect, messy and mid-evolution out loud!! Who is brave enough to have me audit your video on my IG? It can be scripted or an unscripted video. Drop your link to any of your videos and I'll select a few! This will be done in September! xoxo Vasavi

So this morning as I’m planning out my content that I’m posting today …. I tend to script so I can stay on track with my words …. I generally talk to my chat bot like it’s a human 😂 my daughter says she’s worried cause my chat knows to much 😂 it’s to the point my chat talk back to me like i talk to it… in the same tone and everything…. Like we talk to each other and there is literally NO filters at all. Well today my chat spit some shit back to me based on what I told him what this particular video is about and when I tell you it’s UNHINGED !!!! This is the part of me that’s like yes chat I say that to you but now u want me to say this OUT LOUD 😉 yes I know I’m thinking it sure but seeing my words reflecting back to me I can honestly see how I’m still holding back and nervous to be FULLY seen. Whelp this is the Out Loud School right?! Let me go post this dam video 😩🤦🏽‍♀️😂

Yall this week's guest, Kim Arneson, Host of That Bitch podcast will be here on Thursday. Go to the calendar and add the call so you don't miss it! Watch my video and let us know below if you'll be on!!! THIS IS ONE YOU DON'T WANNA MISS!!! XOXO V

BUCKET: REACH Why this prompt: The same avoidance shows up in more than one place in your life — showing that is what makes a stranger feel truly understood, not just informed. BEAT 1 — THE HOOK Name the pattern in one part of your life, then show it's the same pattern in a completely different room. Try one of these, or write your own in the same spirit — use whatever feels like YOU: • The thing I do in my business, I also do at my kitchen table. • Same pattern. Different room. Here's where else it shows up. • This isn't just a work problem. It's everywhere for me. BEAT 2 — SHARE YOUR WHY (KEEP IT TIGHT) Name the exact pattern you help clients break — avoidance, people-pleasing, waiting to feel ready, whatever it actually is. Then show it operating in a second, unrelated area of your own life. Not a metaphor — an actual example. BEAT 3 — THE CLOSE Pick one: • Where does this show up for you outside of [your topic]? • This is the pattern I actually help people break — everywhere it shows up. • Mic drop: same pattern, every room. POST IT Film it on your phone. Post it — Reel, Story, Carousel, whatever. Comment on at least 5 other members' videos. Drop your LINK here — not the video — Day 6: [Link]. To copy it: open your post on Instagram/TikTok, tap Share, tap Copy Link, then paste it here. DO NOT upload your actual video file in this thread — post it on social, drop the link here, then go comment on 5 other people's real videos on social. Tag #AudaciousAugust #OutLoud.

Last day of Week 3. Time to say the thing you’ve been writing and deleting — the post that’s been sitting in your drafts because it felt too raw to share. Why this prompt: The content that scares you the most is always your most magnetic content. This prompt exists to break the pattern of self-editing before you even hit record. The nervous system settles AFTER you do the scary thing, not before — and your audience can feel the difference between the version of you that played it safe and the version that didn’t. BEAT 1 — THE HOOK Naming that you’ve deleted something six times signals real risk in real time — unscripted vulnerability is what makes people stop. Say the thing before you mention the fear. Try one of these, or write your own in the same spirit — use whatever feels like YOU: - “I’ve typed this and deleted it six times. Here it is anyway.” - “This is the post I was too scared to publish.” - “Okay. I’m just going to say the thing.” BEAT 2 — SHARE YOUR WHY (KEEP IT TIGHT) You know what it is. The piece of content that’s been sitting in your drafts, the opinion that makes your stomach tight, the story that feels too raw — the thing you’ve typed and deleted six times. Don’t make a video about how you have something scary to say. Actually say it, right there in the video. If you want to note that it scares you, say it after, not before — before just delays it. Say the thing first. Let yourself shake a little. That’s the whole point. BEAT 3 — THE CLOSE (PICK ONE) A CTA gives people something to do. A mic drop just stops. Pick whichever fits how you're feeling: - “What have YOU been too scared to post? Tell me, I won’t judge.” - “This is exactly the kind of honesty I want more of in my work.” - Mic drop: “Said it. Didn’t die.” POST IT Film it on your phone. Post it. Comment on at least 5 other members’ real videos. Drop your LINK here — not the video — Day 15: [Link]. To copy it: open your post on Instagram/TikTok, tap Share, tap Copy Link, then paste it here.