I'm feeling proud of myself😁. I just published 10 videos over 10 days straight🎊. I set a personal challenge to publish one (1) video per day for the next 90 days and it is working so far. Just celebrating me with a dance💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾.

Most creators think coming up with ideas is about creativity. It isn't. It's about paying attention to the right things. The pattern that comes up repeatedly when you look at how successful creators actually work versus creators who are stuck is this. Struggling creators guess. They poll their audience, chase what excites them, or assume originality is the goal. Data-driven creators research first and decide after. Three things worth doing before you make your next video: Mine your comment section before you open a notes app. Sort by newest. Look for question marks, the word "next," repeated confusion about the same thing. Your audience is telling you what they want. Most creators scroll past it. Sort a competitor's channel by most popular videos. The ones sitting way above their average views are outliers. That gap between their normal performance and that video is the algorithm telling you something works. Understand the format, not just the topic, then apply it to your niche. Keep a running list and never start from zero. The creators who describe being stuck are usually generating ideas on the day they need to film. The ones who aren't stuck made the list weeks ago and just pick from it. One thing the research kept surfacing: the videos creators were most confident in are the ones that most often flopped. High effort, personal passion, something they were certain would land. The videos that surprised them were usually the ones built around what someone else asked for. What's your current system for keeping track of ideas?

Hi there. Any aspiring coaches out there who are willing to help me get me unstuck? Thanks Andy @agingstrong.

I have an 18 inch (ILOKNZI)? Teleprompter and have never used it, because it's too complicated to set up. Up until now, I memorize my entire script - I know, crazy!!! But I am a pianist and had to memorize hours of music. So memorizing stuff is not foreign to me - however, things would move along a lot faster, it I could just "read" the script. Are there teleprompters that are easy to use and set up? Mine has a fragile glass mirror that reflects the words from the iPad, meaning I have to type the script into the iPad and do all kinds of tricks to make this work. By that time I have my script memorized. Any suggestions on an easy to use teleprompter and how to set it up that the viewer can't see that I am reading....Thanks in advance.

Your comments, advice and suggestions has given me new life. All part of the journey. I will try being as equally helpful when needed. Thanks you Andy