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
Hey guys, I just pulled an all-nighter making my first animated explainer using Adobe Animate. I'm starting a channel making short animated explanations of mental models. As a senior in high school, it can be a little intimidating trying to be a teacher myself. But I decided not to let that get to me this time and tried to make something. Credit to my sister for doing the voiceover. I know the audio is a little hot. I had a good mic but am still trying to figure out how to EQ the sound, having to use multiple software platforms. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
As with most of y'all I've started a Youtube Channel and have been uploading for a couple of months now, however I've never been truly 100% consistent. I spent an entire day making my last video and it completely flopped. I'm talking 30 views. Normally I average 75-150.. Recently Youtube has mostly felt like luck. For example, a video on which I worked 3minutes gets more views than the one I researched for days. As I mentionned I've never been fully consistent (biggest period was posting everyday for 2 weeks and that's when I saw growth) So that may be the reason why, I'm not planning on stoppig uploading even though my brain is telling me to. I've just been wondering if someone who has been through stuff like this could help me out or just talk about his experience.
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
