That's great movement for me! Here's what I'm trying now that is different from the past: 1. minimal to no editing videos 2. making my face the biggest part of the thumbnail (preferably with my mouth closed - it's more inviting) 3. understanding that a random rambling to me can be life changing advice to someone else and publishing it anyways Any other YT tips from the pros out there??

I'm curious how many of you have your own Skool groups?

My biggest barrier to posting more content is the fear of feedback. (Someone not liking it and then telling me they don’t like it haha). I’m working on separating the idea of my offer/video/copy (my skills) not being good enough from me not being good enough. 🍒 A growth mindset tells me that my skills WILL improve with time and commitment 🍊 So the only way to get better is to practice offering, filming, writing… I need the reps You need the reps We’re plenty great as is 😊 So love yourself and carry on - your skills will get better while you stay marvelous 👑 Let's finish the week the strong!

💰 Everyone is a creator and my content is behind - 99% of users are consumers - they are not viewing ur content from a creator lens - they are just trying to learn 💰 Everyone knows what I know already - some people do - most people do not 💰 My point of view sucks - it doesn’t - your copywriting might suck (but you can get better at that) 💰The algorithm is burying me and visibility is out of my control - people ARE seeing your content if you’re active - so either you aren’t active and expect others to find you in search somehow or people are seeing your content and all u need to do is improve your hook/offer/value And just so we’re clear: You are doing something hard that most people don’t do, you have good things to say, and improving your skills is absolutely 100% within your control Let me know what other assumptions or limiting beliefs I should work on. Thanks!

Fighting creator burnout is one of my biggest barriers to posting consistent content across platforms: I’ve alleviated that 3-month fallout (and while making more unique pieces of content) this year by: - Choosing to scale later - It is too much to learn the ways of 10 different audiences/algorithms - I’ve just picked 2 to focus on and I’m more consistent than I’ve ever been - Focusing on what I can control - I do not control the engagement of others (not 100% control at least) - but I do control my own output of content that I feed to whatever platform I’m on - the goal is now to post/provide as opposed to receive likes, comments, subscribers, etc. - Viewing content as a skill and not a luck machine - it is something to improve at (and to fail at) like any other skill - It is not a reflection of my own personal value. Skills can be improved - luck cannot. Do you have any systems or tips for fighting creator burnout?