I am getting ready to launch my YouTube channel and the first video will be an intro video. I bought a decent selfie stick/tripod and have decent lighting. Since I am just getting going, I don’t want to spend much money on stuff. I don’t need now but might need later. This will be the first YouTube video I have ever done so just wondering from those who have done it before, if you have any suggestions, I should keep in mind or in adopt? Thank you.

What do you think I'm teaching in Clients for Coaches in August?

🥹 Imagine hearing “You should find him another home", That’s what Debbie’s neighbors told her about her dog Bentley… Bentley was lunging at people, dogs, squirrels, anything that moved. He pulled so hard on walks that Debbie actually fell into the street. Walking him wasn't just frustrating. It was becoming dangerous. Today, she walks Bentley down the street on a loose leash. She stops to chat with those same neighbors while he stands calmly beside her… Instead of telling her to give him up, they’re complimenting his behavior. As Debbie says now: “He’s not going anywhere. We love him to death.” 🩷 If you’ve ever wondered whether your dog can really change… They can and with the personal, high‑touch help provided inside the Play To Behave Leash Training group, you can finally remove those embarrassing moments and instead... ...walk with confidence and smile, when you hear ‘What a good dog!’ Click here to join Play To Behave Leash Training today 😊

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They faced the same struggles you do...shaky camera confidence, fuzzy marketing message, crazy schedules, you name it. But in one week, they were still able to create a video for their Skool About Page that converts traffic into members. Join the AuthorityCam 7 Day Challenge to build an About Page video that authentically sells, without memorizing scripts or expensive gear. They did it. So can you! (Please click HERE to join so our fearless leader @Shannon Boyer gets credit, thanks!)