Just make more shorts guys this is a great way to text topic and hooks as well https://loom.com/share/676f14f9e09d4dcc862aea0cf474c3ab?src=composer

Hey guys, I'm new here hope I welcome?

When I say “best decision of my life” I don’t mean that it already paid off monetarily. Gosh no - as of right now it’s a horrible decision financially. But it’s the best decision of my life because I was never someone to take risks. And the only regrets as of today are about things I DIDN’T do - things I held myself back on never of what I did do. -> Also, realistically... What are the odds of NOT being able to make this work? I say low. Very low. ------------ I'm from Germany and here we have a concept where you work at a company and complete college at the same time - and today was the day where I handed in my letter of resignation for both. Meaning I'm officially jobless and a college dropout 😂😅 Here on skool I've been helping community owners get more members and clients through YouTube by coming up with video ideas, writing titles, hooks, making thumbnails, and even editing their videos. This month I managed match my current monthly salary, so that's pretty good! And now I'll have 40h more per week!! The toughest part though is that after 3 years of this college + job combo I would've been guaranteed a yearly salary of $55k as the entry level... which is really good... but I'd regret not giving this a shot. My job's contract expires on December 20th so from that day on I can do 10x as much work and I'm incredibly hyped for it!! Anyone else who recently took the jump or is considering it right now?

46% still watching after 30 seconds is really decent, pretty happy about this :) and youtube also started recommending the video now (see the spike). Ctr is pretty average, which I'll happily take considering youtube needs to figure out the target audience on this new channel

I've been binge watching and listening to Ted Carr's content and a recurring theme that a ton of successful skool owners have also mentioned is that they *never tell people to join their community*. Instead, their call to action is to "receive this super amazing workshop" or this "sheetsheet you need" - and those just happen to be inside their free skool community (auto-accept is important here!) Next time you're creating content, don't say "and if you want to learn more join my free skool community" because many people don't even know what a skool community is AND they don't care about joining a community. Instead say something like "If you want my workout plan for free, just click the first link in the description" At least that's what I'll pay attention to now :)