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Press Start: Week 4 30 Days of content creation are done. Biggest takeaway by far: "Perfect conditions don't exist." Do what you can with what you have, and you'll be surprised at how far you get.

As promised here's the Pre-Production method I used to plan my videos. This is a long one but I tried to pack it with as much info as I could. Pre-Production/Planning are overlooked and they're what took me from thinking about making a video to actually making one. Most people mention skipping straight to filming but I think that's a great way to not get started. I'm going to try and help you fix that with this video. I go over my workflow and how to create your: • Video Script • Story board • Shot list I tried to make the breakdown I wished I had a few years ago when I thought about starting. If this helps you, please let me know. Or if you know if this can help someone, let them know! Thanks - OG

If you struggle with brain fog, or lack of ideas. Buy 2 notebooks. Using them effectively will help with clarity, help with your idea generation and creativity. Let me explain. Source: Trust me.

Crazy how ideas flow once you start making stuff and stop thinking about it.

It’s usually the small things we ignore that cause the biggest changes in our lives.

I’ve hit 500 followers like 5 times. So here’s 5 tips from what I’ve learned so far: 1. Building on X isn’t hard as long as you’re talking about things people care about in a way in which they’ll care about it. 2.If you’re not consistent, the algo will be consistent in killing your reach. 3. Socialize with people who you want to engage with, avoid the rest. 4. At this size, no one cares about what you have to say as much as you think. So experiment as much as you can. 5. Go touch grass. If you don’t do cool shit outside, you’ll have nothing to provide here. Follow these tips and you can hit 500 followers 5 times.

Press Start: Week 1 Lessons learned: •Planning your content •Starting small •Gear doesn't matter (As much as you think it does) Excuse the rattling.

It's easy to get stuck when you're trying to chase every new thing that's being thrown at you. Which is why more information isn't always the solution. Start small on one thing, then go from there.

I stopped thinking long-term and started thinking daily. Win today, then win tomorrow. Stack enough of those and suddenly, you’ve changed your whole life.

I just pulled a Legendary item. Opened a yogurt container without ANY yogurt on the lid. I have never experienced this.

What's making you anxious is what you're avoiding.

Seeing my mentor work was crazy. One thing they taught me was that in business, you’re always marketing. Whether it’s the shirt you wore, or the sticker on your laptop. Clients and customers were everywhere, unless they can't find you. They taught me about leveraging every avenue I could to get my face in front of as many clients as I could. Both online and offline. When I applied the steps, the phone wouldn’t stop ringing. It was wild, but I made a crucial mistake. Once the leads started to get overwhelming I shut-off the sources until I could sort through the leads. Rookie mistake. 100 leads aren’t 100 clients. Either way, the lesson remained. Get your name out there and leverage every lead source you can until your CRM explodes. Can’t do that by leveraging just one platform. You can multiply the amount of times your audience sees you if you leverage your content properly. It’s the difference between your phone being silent and you having to throw it against the wall to make it stop ringing.

Should be ready before the end of the week.

Your business will always have a bottleneck. You. So keep improving yourself.

Stop complicating things. Make good habits easy. Make bad ones hard. That's it.

The easiest way to quit before you've started is by trying to take on too much, too quickly. Think long term.

It's easy to get stuck when you're trying to chase every new thing that's being thrown at you. Which is why more information isn't always the solution. Start small on one thing, then go from there.

If you struggle with brain fog, or lack of ideas. Buy 2 notebooks. Using them effectively will help with clarity, help with your idea generation and creativity. Let me explain. Source: Trust me.

Crazy how ideas flow once you start making stuff and stop thinking about it.

It’s usually the small things we ignore that cause the biggest changes in our lives.

The easiest way to quit before you've started is by trying to take on too much, too quickly. Think long term.

Your business will always have a bottleneck. You. So keep improving yourself.

What's making you anxious is what you're avoiding.

It's Thursday, you know what that means. Nothing. Absolutely nothing, get back to work.

Writing well is literally putting the right words in the right places.

Press Start: Week 4 30 Days of content creation are done. Biggest takeaway by far: "Perfect conditions don't exist." Do what you can with what you have, and you'll be surprised at how far you get.

Want to get more done? Get rid of options.

About to crash this coffee shop wifi trying to upload this video.

As promised here's the Pre-Production method I used to plan my videos. This is a long one but I tried to pack it with as much info as I could. Pre-Production/Planning are overlooked and they're what took me from thinking about making a video to actually making one. Most people mention skipping straight to filming but I think that's a great way to not get started. I'm going to try and help you fix that with this video. I go over my workflow and how to create your: • Video Script • Story board • Shot list I tried to make the breakdown I wished I had a few years ago when I thought about starting. If this helps you, please let me know. Or if you know if this can help someone, let them know! Thanks - OG

For those of you stuck in tutorial hell. I can tell you for a FACT, that I’ve learned more about: • Video editing • Story Telling • Camera settings • Audio setup • Video planning (I’ll stop here but I’m not done.) By just working on TWO, not 200, TWO videos. No, I’m not claiming to be Casey Neistat. I’m telling you all it took was two videos. I’ve realized how many hours I wasted learning stuff I already forgot. So please, just start. The sooner you do, the better you’ll get, and the faster you’ll be able to decide if “that thing” is even something you like doing. But I promise you, you will never know until you start.

Stop expecting things in return when you give something. Your heads already in the wrong place.

I stopped thinking long-term and started thinking daily. Win today, then win tomorrow. Stack enough of those and suddenly, you’ve changed your whole life.