Hello! Welcome to the Synthesizer Skool. The goal of this skool is to help Educational Content Creators and Consultants reach Financial Freedom by mastering the META for the Great Online Game - Synthesizing. Start by checking out these links - Classroom - Roadmap - Mission - Resources - Impact, Income, Fun - University - Work with Andrew To kick things off, please comment below introducing yourself. Let us know: 1. Your name 2. What project you're currently focused on See you in the comments!

Hey guys! I'm Adam and I'm new here. I was searching around for ways to create a COMMUNITY for my personal development YouTube channel (10ksubs). I was thinking about some of the benefits of a FREE community versus a PAID community ($27/monthly). Benefits of FREE: - more people join (no barrier to entry) - this gets more people on the email list Benefits of PAID ($27/monthly): - community members are more engaged and interested - feels more exclusive - can do monthly LIVE CALLS (because the community base is paying... that reduces the risk of trolling in the live calls) - members get MORE out of it BECAUSE they're paying for it (more use) - side-income to help support the business Considering that this group is free... and that I'm using it now... probably is a big point for the FREE group. Any thoughts or advice would be helpful... THANKS!

Hi all 😁 I realised I'd never posted or even introduced myself. And after looking at the percentiles in the Leaderboard section, it was alarming to see how many of us (including me) were sat in the Level 1 Procrastinator 😅 Anyhoo... My name is Rich, and I reside in the UK (Yorkshire) with my wife (Elaine) and four sons - 5, 14, 18 & 20yrs old. My area of speciality and passion for most of my life has been sales & communication - with the latter being a place of flow and hyper-focus I've made the most money from. As an ENFP, I feel deeply connected with my life purpose being set around human mastery. With the full intent of using that to facilitate true transformation as the main meal - as we've already been doing this through the other coaching outputs (business & fitness). Historically, I've closed with some of ClickFunnel's original sales guys (old school closers), Sam Ovens mastermind clients and set up a sales team for Jay Shetty's life coaching offer when it launched. I've also trained salespeople and teams for DELL, Intel, Samsung, ASUS and John Lewis across the UK - ultimately helping tech nerds sell with more human intent rather than speak in gigahertz 😅 I don't mean to share this ^^ as a flex but merely to give a little more context before I pose a few questions (in a different post) and allow you guys to answer more succinctly ❤️ Admittedly, as I take a breather writing this, I'm beginning to answer one of my most painful questions of late - "what am I truly excited and passionate about that I can wholeheartedly, through deep experience, help others with and make money, whilst stepping even further into my genius?" Clearly, sales, communication and human mastery get me off 😂 *thanks self with pat on back* Fast forward to the last 6-7 years, and we've (my wife and I) been successfully coaching fitness professionals on marketing, sales and personal development. Hosting in-person masterminds from our home for the first 5 years, with over 20 people attending from around the world - to now running those masterminds from a countryside barn conversion with rooms (rather than people travelling from Travellodges etc). We run 3-4 of these a year, with full attendance 😁

The TL;DR version: If you're building your business as a synthesizer on a tech platform, make sure you find a way to build yourself an asset that tech platforms can't cancel, delete, ban, or simply shut down. For more info, sorry, you gotta read it :) Here are some examples. - "Startup founder says he lost his company and $100 million by relying on Facebook: 'Sends chills down my spine' to watch others build businesses on Instagram and TikTok" (Joe Speiser and littlethings.com) - "Instagram Deleted My Account with 135K Followers. Zero Warning." (fashion and portrait photographer based out of NYC) There are countless examples where people lost their business overnight with zero warning. And it doesn't matter if that business was on FB, IG, YT, Twitter, or even simply run by email. In most cases that would result in frozen up finances because you don't get any sales, no ad revenue, no nothing. How are you going to pay your bills that week or month? What do you do if your whole family, your wife, your kids, depended on that income? I get it. Today's time is similar to the gold rush back in the past. It's simple (if not necessrily easy) to build a social media business and make money relatively fast. What I write here, is a word of warning, friendly advice, a wake-up call and hopefully a kick in the proverbial a$$. There's one thing you need to be aware of if you want to build a successful online business. That is: As long as you build your business on a (tech) platform that you don't own, you're always in danger to lose your business as soon as that platform decides to shut you down. You might or might not know, that platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and yes, even Youtube are famous for banning people. And if people like Donald Trump, who was nothing less than the god damn president of the USA, can be shut down by Twitter, wouldn't you agree that they won't have any second thoughts to shut you down as well? How can you protect yourself from this danger?

How Cheerios Cereal Dominates Word of Mouth Over Disney (18 Million+ Visitors): Triggers Part 4~Disneyland Florida gets over 18 Million+ visitors annually at their theme park. So how on earth does a healthy low cholesterol cereal win over the famous Disneyland when it comes to word of mouth? The answer is one word. Triggers. What is a trigger and how does it work? A trigger is an association your brain links to certain things which causes certain behavioral patterns or emotions that you react to. It’s the famous experiment that Pavlov the Scientist used on his dog. Every time the dog would eat the food he would ring a bell. What this caused was an association with the bell and the food in the dog's brain. With a couple of repetitions when Pavlov rang the bell without giving the dog food it started salivating. Why? The dog associated the bell sound with expecting to be fed food. So how does Cheerios do it? Well, when you think of breakfast the chances are Cheerios is one of the top things in your mind. If the golden rule is “Top Of Mind Is Tip Of Tongue” it makes sense why Cheerios is dominating Disneyland in terms of Verbal Transmissions. We can all apply this principle to our marketing strategy by finding a way our product or service can be associated with something that happens on a frequent basis. Here are some examples you can use. Examples Of Frequent Things You Can Use: - A certain time of day - A certain day of the week - A certain place - A certain smell - A certain person - A certain taste - A certain sound ETC…The list can go on and on but this is a very good starting point when it comes to incorporating triggers into your marketing strategy.

Today morning, I recorded a video, it was not retained. My mobile behaves that way at times. So I removed all videos and lot of clutter.. But I also thought that there was a message from the Universe in that failure.. May be the video is supposed to be better than it was.. The video was about doing twenty 2 min task everyday for better efficiency and high productivity. It takes just 2 mins to complete a task. But may be you postponed it to do letter. Somebody asked me if things should be done in a hurry. Not at all. But quick action is something not everybody's cup of tea. For example, why the thought of being wrong at all occurs in your mind? Train your brain to be correct whenever it takes an action and completes a 2 min task. Do about twenty 2 min task in a day. What all can you do? Think of how many of them have you postponed and never took action. I mean, this is just an exercise. And the outcome of it will make you quickready for time management, better efficiency and huge productivity, may be resourceful as well.. Most of us do not realise our potential. Many of us do not want to take even a small risk but have great dreams. What I tell you is, each of us has some potential which we have not yet discovered. I mean, yesterday you learnt something which has raised your capability. Should you not utilize that capability? It holds for me as well. Well, well. when the video was not recorded, my brain took a pause. When I paused, I got 2-3 more ideas, about creating 20 hacks for my next programme. it also gave me another insight to reach out to friends who will get triggered to huge number of ideas, growth hacks, than the ones, who are just in my email list. It is supposed to go to a better audience..

After taking a break to complete a physical training course, I started sharing my progress on Instagram before taking some time off. Now that I have started college, I am back and committed to continuing my fitness journey on social media. https://instagram.com/sam_self_mastery?igshid=ZDdkNTZiNTM=

Hey everyone , I recently joined the Synthesizer community and thrilled to be here. Just wanted to share the twitter handle where I have started to document what I am doing which will include some skill guides in coming days , starting with copywriting. Also a huge believer in shifting the mindset to achieve your desired goals so I tend to share my thoughts too and it might help you guys too. LMK if I can post the link to my handle here.

This whole video is inspired my the recent post from @Martin Mahdavian on How to grow LinkedIn in 2023. Please, let me know if any adjustments to be made in my way of content creation. Youtube - https://youtu.be/ssJaSWXo36I

I have been making YouTube videos for over 10 years, not entirely consistently, maybe averaging 3-4 videos a year. I recently looked back at my old videos and was just appalled at how badly they were made. I was clearly trying the emulate a number of other creators with very little of my own creative input in the videos and they all did really badly which is understandable, they were rubbish. But it was important that I made these first videos even though they were bad so that I learnt how to conceptually make videos and more quality content would eventually come out, which it did. I slowly got better and better. And in 2021 I first started making videos that I was proud of and could look back on and happily share with other people because they were true to me and contained content which helped me deal with things in my own life. Though none of these videos even broke the 10-view mark. Because I didn't understand thumbnails and titles and tags and all that. Fortunately last year I got a job as a video producer for pretty big online news publications in my country and I was managing the YouTube channel. This meant I had the opportunity to upload 3-4 videos to YouTube every single day, making the thumbnails, doing the titles and the tags and everything. I was even producing a lot of the content myself as the host of a cryptocurrency show. This gave me massive exposure and I was able to really experiment with what made a video get a higher CTR and see what content would get the most exposure. At this time however, I wasn't able to apply what I learned to my own content because it was deemed as a "conflict of interest" for me to produce my own content but I did keep the lessons I learnt. and I got a lot better at making thumbnails. and figuring out what got people to engage with content even when it was incredibly boring. I left that job to work with the @Andrew Kirby and the synthesizer team briefly at the end of last year where I learnt a lot of valuable lessons which I am incredibly grateful for. In my interview with Andrew, he asked me why I wasn't making my own content. I didn't really have a good answer for him. And I had been thinking about this question ever since. So in February this year, I decided to start making my own content again. So I started making videos which were relevant to me, my life, and the lessons I had learnt along the way. These got a little bit of traction, but nothing spectacular. I then took a look back in my channel at one video that I was particularly proud of but had got something like 8 views. So I literally just reuploaded this video and put more time and attention into the title, thumbnail, description and tags. it started quite slow but the algorithm showed me its grace for the first time in my life and within a day I had a couple of hundred views. So I wrote another video in a similar style, edited and uploaded it and again, a few hundred views in a day. These videos also had tons of positive comments with people saying they were shocked at how few subscribers I had. I've also increased my subs by 4X in the last 2 days.

Hello everyone, i created a character transformational program and would love to get some feedback. Anyone that joins through this link has full access to the program i created. https://alphamindcamp.com/ https://www.skool.com/alphamind?invite=90336832d5ef4ddba37711f82d2ecc19 Thanks for your help, i really appreciated!

Some of you may be disappointed by this. Video: Tate clearly admitting to being a "Human Trafficker" in a legal sense (in my opinion). So, many of you are interested in the Tate topic. It's come up a lot in the Synthesizer School, and people will talk about it to take advantage of trends (see "local" Synthesizer @Owen Sheasby 's interview with ex member of Tate's "War Room", probably worth giving that a look as well) 👍✅. This video I shared here though seems to be good example of using footage to make an airtight case for an opinion about a controversial / hot topic. And check out the disproportionately solid results. ~𝟮𝟲,𝟬𝟬𝟬 𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄𝘀 𝗮𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗺𝘆 𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗼𝗻 𝗮 ~𝟮𝟬𝟬 𝘀𝘂𝗯 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗹 with barely any videos. Some of you may just want to be aware of the implications and... it can be useful to know if you weigh in on any of this. By the way, my sharing / endorsement of this content should not falsely give the impression that: - I resonate entirely with the ideology that the creator "Dark Purple Pill" may be trying to impart with regards to "red pill" or "blue pill", an entirely overly-limiting false not-even-dichotomy (due to the inflexibility of the definitions of words & the way words are exploited) of its own - This is evidence that there are NO shenanigans whatsoever in the case against the (not so?)-super Tate Bros. on behalf of governmental authorities - 𝘐'𝘮 𝘱𝘳𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘺 𝘴𝘶𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘩𝘢𝘴 𝘣𝘦𝘦𝘯 𝘢 𝘭𝘰𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘧𝘢𝘭𝘴𝘦 𝘴𝘵𝘶𝘧𝘧 𝘨𝘰𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘰𝘯 𝘳𝘦𝘨𝘢𝘳𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘤𝘢𝘴𝘦 𝘢𝘴 𝘸𝘦𝘭𝘭, 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵'𝘴 𝘭𝘢𝘳𝘨𝘦𝘭𝘺 𝘴𝘦𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘦 𝘪𝘴𝘴𝘶𝘦. - That I think it is is "okay" for people to be sent through shenanigans & not being done totally above-board in judicial systems (I don't) I just think this video is an awesome example of great content, even though I have a feeling I probably wouldn't agree with the channel creator on various topics.

#38: Alexander Graves - Leaving Andrew Tate's War Room, The Red Pill & Marriage We discussed his experience in Andrew Tate's Network (The War Room), why he doesn't recommend marriage to men, masculinity, the red pill, coding your subconscious mind, sexual transmutation and more. YouTube Spotify Apple Podcasts

Greetings Brothers/Sisters I have been wanting to make self improvement video for a long time but couldn't because I was studying and managing my life but I just got enlightened just a while ago. I thought of capitalizing off of my studying session. I am thinking of recording a time-lapse of me studying and upload it every single day to have a consistent video stream. But I don't know how should I increasingly make it better every day. Here is my plan, 1) Record Study session video throughout this month to have a consistent stream of content. 2) Edit those videos in my free time instead of procrastination. 3) Schedule the videos as I make a video. I have yet to think to the future and I hope you will provide me your help.

1. Get leads 2. Nurture them 3. Give them an offer 4. Get them back to buy again I Started over 12 different Shopify stores during the last 6 years. Most failed, some made money, and a few blew up. This, in the most simplistic way, is how I got my eCom brand to $10 Million in revenue, and it took me A LOT of time to learn. Just to clarify, the rest of the sales are on Amazon (from the same brand). Let's Gooo 💪💪💪

I took a conscious break from Synthesizer School for a month because I thought I was too attached to the likes and points. Now I'm back with what I've learnt: • Our community is far more than likes, points, scores and leaderboards • It's a place when you can get and provide support • It's a place where you learn from the passionate individuals • Here we always learn and share valuable insights • We all have too much ideas to hold them to ourselves • Mine is what I share. If I don't share, I'm wealth-less • Time which is not spent here can be easily spent on cheap content consumption • I felt as if something big was missing, as if I returned to step zero of content journey • The ratio of input/output of this community is what Naval calls leverage Glad to be back, let's grow together! Shoutout to @Owen Sheasby, @Corey Bennett Boardman

Do you guys know anyone who made a billion from synthesizing alone?

Anybody know which is the best Free Screen & Face Recorder for PC ? I tried bunch of different softwares link Bandicam, EaseUrec, etc. Most of them won't even tell you you won't get the recording unless you pay for it. I felt terribly unfortunate, softwares spamming people. Anyways, any suggestions?

Hey Guys, After procrastinating for a lot of months I finally started my content creation journey on February 8th and its going much much better than I had expected! We recently hit 115,000 Views on one of my Instagram Video and overall we have reached to 200,000 accounts in the last 35 days between Linkedin, Instagram and Youtube. Tiktok isn't available in India but I tried posting some content there via a VPN and that also was working out well but we have stopped posting there for time being. Here are my links 👇 Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ritwikahlawt/ Youtube Shorts: https://www.youtube.com/@ritwikahlawatshorts Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ritwikahlawat Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritwik-ahlawat/ I have not missed 1 day of upload for my short form content and we are also 4 videos in for my long form Youtube Content. Here is our last video on the Banking & Financial Crisis. Would love to know what you guys think about it: https://youtu.be/fY7oqEsmXyM @Andrew Kirby Thanks for building this and would love to know how should I skyrocket my content from here on out. I am focusing on analyzing my competitors aggressively. And this is how I am tracking it at the moment: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZSKuLcMMk9qI7kJAAk67bE_Vs25jSCRDRwcXojV3RzM/edit?usp=sharing What do you think I could improve (although I know all of my content is not in english) but still in terms of storytelling, editing, animation etc. The Pop Culture X Story X Animation has worked like a charm for me up till now, every video about a Pop Culture Icon in India has been our best performing video. I am also in a quest to take this journey further am starting YT Managment (I have 3+ years of Agency Experience Scaling Ecom & SaaS companies and we have generated $10M+ in Revenue for them) so willing to help anybody who needs an end to end help with their own content journey.

Game theory defines a game as "any interaction between subjects that is governed by rules that determine the moves of each participant and involves a system of wins for all possible combinations of moves". Economic reality is full of situations that fit this description: negotiation, bargaining, foreign trade policy, relations between government and individuals, between workers and employers. At the same time, many games in the usual sense: desktop or computer games contain elements of economics. Whether it is trade at auction in World of Warcraft, the struggle for resources in the board game The Settlers of Catan or international trade in the Civilization series of games. Thus a full game is a playful Russian doll, including economic mini-games. Even chess is partly an economic game. This is expressed in the value of each piece counted in pawns, the superiority of one player over another counted in the same pawns and the phenomenon of "exchange," where players voluntarily enter into a kind of economic relationship in order to obtain benefits or reduce costs. If we take the distribution of chess players according to their rating on chess.com for 2014, we get the following results: • 36% of the players have rating between 50 and 950 • 67% of players have rating from 950 to 1950 • 1% of players got their hands on rating from 1950 to 2950 One hundredth of the players playing blindfolded will wipe out the remaining 99%. Half of the world's wealth belongs to the one percent of financial players. I do not speculate as to whether this is fair. Under the current rules of the game, the distribution is just that. Who knows, if the rules of chess were changed to add a die to create an element of chance, it might be possible to even out the chess distribution and make it more "fair. My chess rating is around 700. Here's what my next steps could be: • Develop in the game and raise my rating: learn the basics, take experience from experienced players, read books and watch videos on chess, constantly practice, solve problems, participate in tournaments and competitions.

After some encouragement I received in this community (@Corey Bennett Boardman) I made my first Youtube video for my channel. I help consultants/coaches/online experts transform into SaaS Founders by creating a 'System as a Service'. We develop a SaaS Product that complements your Info-Product to supercharge your offer. Then we leverage it to launch a community of fans, and use feedback to evolve towards product/market fit - while staying out of development hell. I plan to build on this video style further - straight to the point, easy to follow, and (hopefully) engaging. Feel free to let me know what you think!

My brother is a very well known public figure when it comes to personal safety and firearms training. We decided about 3 years ago to start taking all content platforms seriously and we've been posting consistently 2x a week ever since. The real turning point for us was when we decided to study the markets behavior when it came to consuming content and we starting noticing patterns which we applied right away that gave us a huge spike in subscribers and overall followers across all platoforms. Lessons We've Learnt: ~ 1- RIDING THE PLATFORMS ALGORITHMS - Play to the biases of the algorithm on all patforms. Example: When instagram, Tiktok, Youtube Shorts & Facebook started pushing short form content we capitilized on that by switching our strategy to primarily short form content. This helped us ride the wave that gave the channel over 30,000,000 Million views and an added 40,000 Subs in just under 4 Months. 2- THE HACK FOR CREATING A DIE-HARD FAN BASE - I noticed that a lot of massive creators like Nelk, SteveWillDoIt, ishowspeed, JiDion & Sidemen not only had big audiences but the fans were die-hard cult-like followers. The really clear common pattern between all these channels was the aspect of personality and comedy. The importance of this is to realize a lot of people watch content creators take a break from life and relax and if you can provide an emotion of happiness and smiles they will connect to you like no other. 3- DISTRIBUTION - With each social platform having a specific type of audience we decided to create evergreen content that related to everyone. This gave us the advantage of mass market appeal so no matter where you saw our videos we had content that was digestible and easy to understand. 4- LEVERAGE - Collaborations have been a massive part of our strategy. We've done collaborations on every platform with creators in our niche and it not only gave us brand awareness but it also grew our audience massively. The key here is to provide value to the creator's audience you're collabing with so they have a reason to follow you.

Hey Synthesizer family! I launched my channel, love to hear your feedback! Additionally, I would appreciate it if you could like and subscribe you enjoy my video if you found value. https://youtube.com/@martin.mahdavianhttps://youtube.com/@martin.mahdavian

#37: CJ Finley - How To Thrive In Relationships, Fitness & Life CJ Finley is the owner of the brand 'Thrive On Life' which helps 'other mission based people, brands and businesses thrive.' He is the host of the 'Thrive On Life Podcast' and currently lives in Austin, Texas with his wife. He has a baby boy coming soon. We discussed Stoicism, how he got to speak at Facebook, Hyrox fitness races (check them out @Obai Othman 😉), recovery (sauna, ice baths, red light therapy), parenthood, Austin, training for/ running an ultra marathon and more. YouTube Spotify Apple Podcasts

Hey just sharing this for anyone who has a coaching or freelance offer who wants to do cold outreach. Start: Last month, I was still scared to cold DM people on Twitter. This month, I closed 4-figures of 1-1 coaching calls. Here's the exact script I used: 1. How are you + Reason for reaching out "Hey man appreciate the follow" "How are you doing?" Your goal with your first DM is to get a response. So ask a simple question to reduce friction and provide a reason to reduce skepticisim. 2. Identify Dream Outcome "Do you have any goals with Twitter?" This is what I ask because my new coaching offer is related to Twitter but you can change this for your field 3. Identify Roadblocks "Sounds great, what's the immediate roadblock?" 4. Transition to soft pitch "Gotcha man, listen not gonna sell ya hard but I just launched a coaching offer for peoeple who want to [dream outcome] to overcome [roadblock]" "Is this something you're interested in hearing about?" ---- Recap: 1. How are you + Reason for reaching out 2. Goals 3. Roadblocks 4. Transition to soft Pitch --- The success rate has been much higher than expected but I suspect it might also be because of the market I'm in. Hope this helps you land more clients, if that's what you're into. --- P.S. Anything you'd add or any feedback to make this better? Thanks!

Hey guys, I want to start a general discussion for using a free group as a new lead magnet instead of email newsletter with some freebies. What do you guys think?

How 5 Minute Crafts Gained 23 Billion Views on YouTube : Practical Value )~ If you haven’t heard of 5 Minute Crafts you probably haven’t been on the internet before. 5 Minute Crafts is a social media company that makes short and engaging videos about daily hacks and tips to make your life easier. They started up their YouTube channel back in 2016 and are on track to hit 23 Billion views this week. With a total of 205 Million followers across all their social media channels, it’s clear that they know what they’re doing. So what makes 5 Minute Crafts so popular and loved? It’s as simple as this. They offer practical value to their audience on a consistent basis. When something is practical there’s a big tendency to share it and spread the word to friends and family that can use it. Think about it for a second. Don’t you remember your mother talking with her friends about a simple receipt that they can make for dinner? It all boils down to this simple concept of offering practical value. When making content for your niche talk about simple practical advice. This way you can establish yourself as an expert and the “Law of Reciprocity” will do the rest.

Hi, all. If the call doesn't start within a couple minutes on the official channel, I can set up a channel just for today. Do we have interest?

Hi guys, I've been trying to move my schedule around for the accountability call but it's just really hard for me to make it. It's either my personal trainer can't make it at another time on Sundays or I had something coming up the night prior that made it such that I couldn't get a full 7 hours of sleep to attend the call the next morning. Is there any chance to do it twice a week at a more European time? If not, no bother. Just seeing what works and what doesn't I fully understand if changes are not possible. 🙏

This Is How To Overcome Self-Doubt: ⬇️~Do you want to overcome self-doubt? Then continue reading. When I decided I wanted to commit to being a Synthesizer and start making content on social media I was trembling with all these thoughts. Thoughts like what will that kid I didn’t talk to since middle school think? 🤔 What about my friends? When I’m in a group setting 🤦🏽‍♂️are people gonna know about my Instagram and judge me? Listen to how ridiculous this all sounds!! But here is the secret, I started asking myself the question why❓Why would that bother me if people knew? Why am I insecure about this? When you go enough Why’s deep you're confronting yourself and you come to realize. “You’ll stop caring what people think about you when you realize how seldom they do.” ~ David Foster Wallace People don’t care enough about judging you because they're too worried about If people are judging them. So go right now and take a small step towards something you’ve been putting off. ~ What are some thoughts that stop you from taking action?

In so many glorious ways multiple cherries are popping... this is my first ever post to the Synthesiser School - notwithstanding the odd random, hopefully helpful, comments and quips! Its about time after 15months of membership...😬!! But, on a more serious note, I have been posting daily to my facebook/instagram musician/producer pages (Rhesus Positive) for the last 15 days, and literally started my first ever facebook ad campaign to grow them... And I have officially released my latest song onto Spotify and the video onto YouTube! Lyrics encourage self-awareness, and helpful tips to manifesting your "Magic Frequency". I would love to hear your opinion - good and bad included. A like/follow/subscribe is always welcome, and gratefully received. Ultimately, I need fans - coz while @Andrew Kirby makes $300k from one client, it seems I need to make $1 from 300k people ! 🤣 So why the f |_| ( |< am I a member of Synthesizer School? My niche. My brand. Music with impact. The purpose of Rhesus Positive is to promote courage (and my own), incite conscious evolution (and my own), to promote positive growth to every individual that hears/sees it (including my own). Plus, I love entertaining people, and talking about philosophies of consciousness that promote creativity, flow and self-improvement. (Fat Johny delivered that video). The power of music to get a message out / bring people out of darkness into the light is well established. The mid-long term vision is to direct people to the best resources online - for whatever life may throw at them... and this is where this community is poised to be able to provide those details...(eg. Nawvel with @Shivam Jha) With my desire to coach/help others, I can safely say that I am in the right place.