@Rudy Rodulfo I will, thank you

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This is where I "borrowed" the idea from https://www.theinnerwork.co.uk/bookclub

@Dave Hughes I agree on the point that this really hinges on the owner and their credibility. Overall I think something like this might be better than the seemingly hundreds of business coach gurus that are on skool now.

Dave is running wild in here!!!

@Paulo Costa, The Roaster I'm a little the same way. I'd like to be able to scan something to review what I'm trying to do. With videos I sometimes just want to skip ahead and get to the point of what I'm trying to figure out rather than watch the entire video. I understand that's me, but other people seem to be fine with the pace and are learning their way.

@Dave Hughes for me personally, I don't need that. I'm not concerned about the person instructing the video. But, I understand that this is helpful for people to make a personal connection and build trust. They want to see that there is a person on the other side of the camera. So I think it is an important part of the video to have.