If you’ve ever turned the camera on and thought, “What should I even say?” — this community exists for you. We’re not doing guess-work here. We’re building clear, repeatable scripts that make your content easier to create and more effective to publish. We use the DMG Script Framework: Hook How to stop the scroll in the first 1–3 seconds. Value How to clearly help or shift your viewer so they stay engaged. Story Used only when it strengthens the message. Not every video needs a story. Offer Shared when the goal is to sell — because not every piece of content is a sales video. CTA Telling your viewer exactly what to do next so your content leads to action, not just views. Inside this community, I’ll be walking with you breaking down real scripts, giving you prompts, reviewing your ideas, and helping you build confidence so you never sit in front of the camera wondering what to say again.

1. Who you are 2. Who you help 3. What you do or sell Then post a short video in the comments introducing yourself and sharing an example of your work or service. This academy exists so we can connect intentionally and support one another by actually using each other’s gifts, products, and services. Destiny helpers don’t find us sitting on the sidelines, they find us when we step forward and make ourselves visible. Show up. Be seen. Make connections. Let the collaboration begin.

If you haven’t created your first video yet, hear this: Your early videos are not supposed to be good, they’re supposed to exist. Those first 20, 30, even 40 uploads? They’re a warm-ups. You're building muscle memory, not masterpieces. Every awkward pause, shaky angle, and stumble over your words is feedback. It’s data. It’s you learning in real time what works by discovering what doesn’t. Look at any creator you admire; their first videos were rough. Unpolished. Nervous. Messy. But they kept going. They understood what most beginners don’t. The awkward 30 is the price of admission. Your challenge inside this community: Commit to 30 videos without judging yourself. Post, repeat, and don't stop. Start where you are and don’t stop until you hit 30.

What's one takeaway form day 1?

Why 90% of content creators waste money on the wrong gear (and what to buy instead) I'm about to save you thousands of dollars and months of frustration. Most people think they need a $3,000 camera setup to create professional content. They're wrong. After years of trial and error (and way too much money spent on equipment collecting dust), I've narrowed it down to exactly 4 pieces of gear that actually matter. Here's what nobody tells you: the most expensive piece of equipment in your setup should NOT be your camera. In this video, I break down the exact gear checklist that separates hobbyists from professionals, and why the thing you're probably ignoring (audio) is killing your content before anyone even watches it. If you're serious about creating content that builds authority and grows your audience in 2025, you need to see this. Drop a comment after you watch and tell me which one of these four you're upgrading first.