I don’t know what kind of black magic Josh is using but it’s definitely working 🤣 Sometimes it’s just another perspective when you feel overwhelmed making content, etc. I basically stopped wasting 2 hours on one “perfect edit” and just got out more content consistently… and somehow it did better.

So… I need to be more intentional with my content as I realized. I usually just post based on views instead of actual authority or trust (for my Skool community ofc). So what are things that would make you gain trust and make it look like I know what I’m talking about if you were looking for someone to trust to help with car ownership 🤣👀 I’m not allowed to record at work due to legal issues, or time to “work on my car,” if you know what I mean. I’ve been getting a lot of people asking me how to get a job as a mechanic so that’s an angle I can use. I can start talking about how to land a job… etc. Sorry for the rant 🤣 if you have any thoughts I’d love to hear it. Ideally recording landscape and make into shorts after for YT.

Hey friends, I just wanted to let you know what I'm up to and how we can work together more efficiently. So I've been posting daily videos on YouTube every weekday for the last 30+ days. These videos are jam-packed with goodness and training to build and grow your personal brand and are typically very short... like 5-15 minutes. That being said, I'm not going to answer people's SPECIFIC questions on YouTube with lengthy replies... that's what Skool is for 😎 In other words, I want you guys to check out the content I post daily on YouTube, BUT when it's time to ask me actual questions, network with other entrepreneurs, and build your brand, that's where this community shines. So... don't forget to like and subscribe ;) 👉 Youtube.com/@palassis

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I have definitely been struggling with some impostor syndrome at the thought of pitching myself/services in exchange for money. I can market myself all day to give away my time. I can sell patients on ideas of how to take better care of themselves as a nurse. But I'm hitting a mental block when it comes to putting a dollar amount on the value I can deliver.