I got inspired by the great work of @Andrew Kirby who prepared searchable databases of Alex Hormozi and Naval. I did something similar for Andrew Huberman's Podcast: - I took all of his podcast episodes - Summarized them and created a searchable database - Built a custom GPT on top of the database The GPT searches the most relevant podcast sections and answers health/performance-related questions based on the found resources. It also provides links that allow users to dive deeper into the topics of interest. I'm sharing how I'm using this GPT in the YouTube video. You can find the link to the GPT there. Hope you enjoy it, any feedback is appreciated, Luke

Today i wrote my first script for my youtube video . at first it was so bad even a little funny to read but i rewrote it and saw significant improvement . It is still bad but i am improving and getteing better . Any advices to make the process faster would be greatly appreciated

I have 654,258 YouTube subscribers. And I got a client from 0 → 200k subs in 9 months. Here’s 9 steps to get a valuable audience fast: --- If you'd prefer to read this on Twitter, here's a link: https://twitter.com/IAmAndrewKirby/status/1760041334910710169 --- Step 1: Use the Viral YouTuber Morning Routine A bad idea with perfect execution will flop. A good idea with poor execution could go viral. The simplest path to better video ideas is to spend more time on video ideas. Volume negates luck. Spend 10 mins every morning brainstorming. --- Step 2: Avoid the Dancing Monkey trap I know YouTubers with millions of subs who are going broke. I know YouTubers with thousands of subs who are making $100,000/month. Not all views are equal. Education > Entertainment "Educational YouTubers with 10,000 subs are making more money than Entertainment YouTubers with 1,000,000 subs" --- Step 3: Provide Insights at Scale Views + $$$ come after you become a trusted advisor. You become a trusted advisor by providing insights at scale. More insights per second → more attention and trust "The success formula: solve your own problems and freely share the solutions." - Naval Ravikant --- Step 4: Go Insight Mining Everyone has insights. Whether you're an expert or not. Create a note called 'Insight Mining'. Write down the lessons you've learned recently. You can look through your notes, or ask "what do I know now that I didn't one year ago?" "We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom. The world henceforth will be run by synthesizers, people able to put together the right information at the right time, think critically about it, and make important choices wisely." - E.O Wilson --- Step 5: Find Viral Packaging

I was curious - what problems were you guys running into in attempting to build/grow your online brand / digital community ? What are the growing pains of an eager synthesizer? - finding a niche? - being creative / unique? - developing a product / paid offer around your interest? - getting traction on X / YouTube? - getting people into your Skool group? - getting members active and participatory once within? - transitioning members from free to paid? - creating a solid course with content you are proud of and certain can create a transformation for your clients? - retaining members? - self doubt, imposter syndrome, overwhelm, feeling shame for not having it all figured out ? - do have the comparison bug? - too caught up in your own head / story that you’ve lost an objective awareness of the market and your place within it? - resistance towards getting on camera? - never getting the discipline to put that weekly newsletter/video together? - the chirp of crickets in response to your cold outreach? - does the content you create continuously disappoint you or are the results of its distribution constantly falling short of your goals? - are things taking too much time and personal effort ( no ability to systemitize ) ? - is whatever you’ve begun working on something you could see yourself doing for the next 10 years? is there a deeper sense of purpose intermingled within? are you simply farming cheddar ? - are you operating in your area of genius / zone of 1 or just where you’re good/great/knowledgeable? - does the quality of your content beat out that of all your competitors/hit a spot they can’t ? - are you losing relationships / sacrifing health ? I would love to hear what struggles you’ve been facing on this journey of being a synthesizer. Perhaps there are none and you’ve been killing it (bravo🥳). For those still running into problems, or for those that were still seeking to do even more, what’s been on your mind about the business you are building and your experience of life? What has been frustrating you? What do you believe has been holding you back? Let it all out ⬇️⬇️⬇️

I’ve been seeing a pattern lately with content… Maybe it’s my RAS (reticular activating system) that’s at play here but I’ve been seeing a lot about the importance of storytelling. I would say I have a basic understanding of storytelling but I know it’s an area I can improve on as I’m currently reigniting my YouTube passion as I’ve been away for the last year. Does anyone have any tips, resources or people that you could point me in the right direction to learn more about storytelling, specifically as it relates to creating YouTube videos?