And I learned A LOT. Meeting up IRL with fellow synthesizers inspired me to make this video. Can't wait to do it again!

A year ago or so I found out about Skool and with that discovered amazing people who were far "different " from me they loved the beautiful chaos that's this community Insights from Andrew and Sam's content made me question entirely what I thought content was here was two creators or rather what I call modern-day philosophers and at the time they both were not creating content anymore but their work deeply resonated with me and it felt like yeah this is what it should be this is what i want people who think deeply and share their insights and lessons seeing them embody their teachings continues to strike a fire in me The decision that Andrew recently took to quit his Business and be part of Skool to get the opportunity to directly learn from Sam sent a loud message to me that said "Ego is enemy " Seeing the people I learn from embody what they talk about makes me that much more want to push through and nail my goals I believe it was Carl Jung who said "You are what you do, not what you say you'll do." This is me declaring how am make it public that I will embody excellence in my chosen pursuit .

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I have managed to unplug from social media almost entirely using a combination of routines and app-blocking software, but I find that while I have gained a lot of mental clarity, I have lost a pulse on what people are talking and making content about online. As a result, I feel this empowered sense of self-control but ironically a sense of being stuck and untethered to anything. Not sure how balance content consumption (for inspiration and education) with the removal of distractions for the purpose of work-related output. Can anyone else relate?

The more valuable the knowledge in your video, the more valuable your video. So don't try to make the perfect video. Communicate extremely valuable knowledge and the video will take care of itself. How do you find extremely valuable knowledge? - Research Go deep to reap the rewards. ^ Something I realised last week, just wanted to share.