$100M CEO Explains How to Build a Personal Brand in 2025

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摘要

TLDRIn this video, the speaker shares five simple yet powerful rules for content creation that have enabled them to grow their personal brand to over three million followers and achieve over 100 million views monthly. The rules emphasize the importance of building a vast collection of knowledge through various sources, creating a structured content creation process (the 'flywheel'), embracing authenticity in storytelling, utilizing templates for efficiency, and maintaining consistency in content output. By following these principles, individuals can effectively connect with their audience and enhance their content creation efforts, ultimately leading to greater success and impact.

心得

  • 📚 Build your knowledge collection by reading influential books.
  • 🌀 Create a content flywheel to streamline your content process.
  • 💯 Be 100% authentic to connect with your audience.
  • 🖋️ Use content stencils to efficiently create engaging content.
  • 🔄 Stay consistent to build trust and engagement with your followers.

时间轴

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    In the first segment, the speaker outlines their journey to growing a personal brand with over 3 million followers, emphasizing the importance of building a collection of knowledge. They highlight five formats for this collection, including reading influential books, responding to audience questions, observations from their surroundings, studying popular content, and reflecting on their own early challenges. This foundational knowledge serves as a basis for effective content creation.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:00

    The second part introduces the concept of a content creation flywheel. The speaker stresses the importance of focusing on one's zone of genius and gradually outsources tasks that drain creative energy. They explain the steps of the flywheel: collecting ideas, creating content, and finding teaching opportunities. The aim is to remain in this process as much as possible while maintaining consistency and authenticity in content.

  • 00:10:00 - 00:17:32

    The third segment discusses the value of uniqueness and authenticity in content creation. The speaker shares personal struggles, emphasizing that sharing these struggles can forge deeper connections with audiences. They encourage viewers to embrace their true selves, combine teaching with unique stories, and build a content structure or stencil for creating valuable content efficiently, thus making content creation easier and more enjoyable.

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视频问答

  • What are the five rules of content creation?

    The five rules are: 1) Build your collection, 2) Create a content creation flywheel, 3) Be 100% you, 4) Build your content stencils, and 5) Make it easy.

  • How can I build my knowledge collection?

    Read influential books, engage with questions from your audience, observe those around you, study top content examples, and reflect on your own past experiences.

  • What is the content creation flywheel?

    It is a process where you collect ideas, create content, and teach others, focusing on your unique strengths and outsourcing other tasks.

  • Why is authenticity important in content creation?

    Being authentic helps build a true connection with your audience, showcasing your unique experiences and vulnerabilities.

  • What are content stencils?

    Content stencils are templates based on successful past content formats that help streamline the content creation process.

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    in the last 18 months I've grown my
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    personal brand to over 3 million
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    followers across all platforms and in
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    this video I'm going to share the five
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    simple rules of content creation that I
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    use to go from zero audience to getting
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    over 100 million views a month today
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    rule number one build your collection
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    when I started reading a book that just
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    transformed my life was thinking Grow
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    Rich so what I did is I found the 200
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    plus books that influenced that author
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    and read those ones so I could add to my
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    collection of knowledge you need to go
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    that detailed in your Niche new wisdom
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    grows from ancient Roots which means
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    there's nothing new everything is a
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    remix based on historical best practices
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    in many ways a lot of the modern-day
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    philosophy came from the Bible or
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    stoicism or even poetry and if you want
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    to be world classic creating content you
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    have to go back to build your collection
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    I want to share with you the five
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    formats of collection that I use every
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    day number one is books this is
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    essentially what I'm learning in real
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    time as I'm studying books not just
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    reading them I'm writing the passages
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    down in a Note file I'm rewriting them
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    in my words I'm integrating them into my
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    life because I'm trying to really become
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    one with the knowledge that I'm
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    acquiring from the books number two is
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    the questions I'm being asked think
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    about it what are people asking you
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    those questions should give you insights
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    into what you know about and helps you
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    try out and test different concepts
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    different insights different ways of
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    teaching other people number three is
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    observation what I see in my family my
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    friends people around me I believe the
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    world will show you where you're not
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    free things that frustrate you so that
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    you can use that as content to teach
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    other people there's a reason why when
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    you see somebody do something that you
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    don't agree with that it resonates with
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    you because it's actually meant for you
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    to take that moment and share with other
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    people not the person that did it how
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    you would have done it differently and
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    it comes with the feeling that other
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    people feel number four top content now
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    I know this sounds crazy but I spend
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    hours a day scrolling on Tik Tok to be
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    in inspired by other people to see what
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    the world is excited about what are the
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    trends what are the ideas going on in
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    culture I mean the other reason I do it
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    is because I want to bathe in the
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    language of the industry I'm in I want
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    to study the best if you're not
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    unfollowing all the ding-dongs on the
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    social and then resubscribing to the
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    people that are talking about your
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    industry then you're missing
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    opportunities to use social as a way to
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    teach yourself the way I like to think
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    about it is you want to use your feed to
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    feed your mind number five I think about
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    the young me what I needed earlier in my
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    life what are the beliefs I had the
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    thoughts I had the meaning I Associated
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    different circumstances earlier on and
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    how did I overcome them because those
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    lessons learn are what made you who you
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    are it's a thing that people are going
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    to resonate the most with so you have to
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    share them too often people don't want
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    to talk about the things they went
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    through that were hard but I believe
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    you're actually best equipped to help
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    those people that you once were and it's
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    why you went through those circumstances
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    so use those old stories of young
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    version of you to help people today now
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    that you've got your collection of ideas
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    is I'm going to show you how to feed it
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    into a Content creation flywheel if you
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    want to see how this flywheel plays out
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    in my videos that reach Millions every
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    week hit subscribe rule number two the
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    content creation flywheel now when we
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    start we have to do everything because
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    there's nobody else to delegate to but
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    as you grow and you build your content
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    you want to focus on your zone of Genius
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    you want to focus on the thing that only
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    you can do especially as it pertains
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    your personal branding creating content
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    if you have an energy of frustration
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    creating the content Trust me it'll be
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    felt from your viewer I love this fun
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    quote by Peter Ducker he said do what
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    you do best and Outsource the rest I
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    want you to be the talent not the doer
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    you might have to at the beginning but
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    as fast as you can hire somebody to
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    record or edit your videos or review the
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    first drafts of your blog post so that
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    you can just do the creation part and
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    none of the other stuff that take away
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    from the energy of creating this is the
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    content creation flywheel number one is
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    you want to collect you want to take all
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    the ideas we were talking about earlier
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    and put them in different places where
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    you can review them to be inputs to your
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    creative process step two is to create
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    now this is how I wake up and I start my
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    days I call it my creative process I
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    create connected to my Creator and I
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    review all of the different ideas and I
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    think of outlines for videos I want to
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    create or tweets I want to write or even
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    my book writing all my time writing my
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    books are done in the morning because
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    those are my creation blocks that's when
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    I feel most align with the universe and
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    what God's got for me and I just pour it
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    into my content because it feels perfect
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    those ear early morning times when my
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    brain is freshh and I have what I call
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    the ability to pull vocabulary allows me
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    to come up and be inspired by ideas and
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    situations and really add some depth to
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    the content I'm creating number three is
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    teach and this is about finding
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    opportunities to teach because some of
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    you may not have a platform yet but you
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    want to get better at telling stories
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    and teaching Concepts so I would say
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    look around you it might be offering to
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    do some team training your coaching
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    calls with clients maybe it could be
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    offering to be on other people's stage
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    stages both virtual and in person like
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    podcasts or speaking at local business
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    associations or even offering to do
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    interviews for other people that they're
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    creating content because then you'll be
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    prompted to tell stories you can even
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    create other situations to teach I'm a
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    big fan of creating containers where you
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    have to teach so for example I have this
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    program called Kings Club where I have
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    the privilege of mentoring 15 to
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    20-year-old young men and I talk about
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    success and I draw out models and I tell
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    stories and I get to revisit past
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    stories of who I was and reflect on them
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    and use those moments to share and teach
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    other young men to be inspired to be
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    more successful the goal is to spend as
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    much time as you can in this flywheel as
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    possible but the big idea is that as
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    you're buying back your time you got to
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    make sure it stays sold so if you hire
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    an editor Let Them edit if you hire
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    somebody to post on your social media
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    let them post give them Corrections if
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    they do it wrong but don't take the job
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    back from them just because it wasn't
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    done exactly the way you want it done
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    but there's a big problem that so many
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    people fall into and it's mindlessly
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    copying other people which brings us to
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    rule number three be 100% you I believe
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    everybody's a unique fingerprint when I
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    was 17 I found myself in prison and
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    eventually released the rehab and I
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    didn't share that story for 15 years the
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    reason why I had a lot of Shame and fear
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    and concern that if people found out
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    they wouldn't think very highly of me it
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    turns out the first time 10 years ago
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    that I ever shared that story with
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    anybody including my fiance now my wife
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    did not know every person that came up
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    to me after hearing that said I now feel
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    connected to you I feel like I
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    understand understand you I feel closer
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    to you and it occurred to me that the
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    worst thing that I ever went through
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    could be the most powerful thing I have
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    to help other people which is my story
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    and I believe that if you have friends
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    that know you like really know you and
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    like you that who you are is the most
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    unique thing you've got and allowing
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    yourself to be that person 100% you is
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    what makes you interesting a lot of the
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    people you admire The Joe Rogan The Rock
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    Oprah Lady Gaga post Malone jelly roll
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    what you love about them is that they
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    are 100% themselves they are so
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    authentic the good the bad the
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    indifferent the conflict the Kryptonite
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    and the superpower all those things make
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    them who they are so how do you figure
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    that for yourself number one I always
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    talk about the struggle what did you go
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    through that you struggled with that in
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    that moment of trying to figure it out
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    it allowed you to transform to be the
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    person that's here today teaching those
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    stories you have it's what makes you not
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    only unique but gives you the
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    opportunity to transform other people
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    lives nobody's going to change unless
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    you inspire them and if you want to help
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    people if the people you love the most
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    you want to help change and transform
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    then you have to be willing to Bear your
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    soul you have to be willing to share
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    stories that feel a little uncomfortable
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    so what I like to do is I like to
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    combine my teaching with unique stories
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    I like to ask myself when did I learn
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    this what beliefs did I have about that
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    thing that changed and how did that
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    impact me getting good at the stuff that
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    I learned and using your unique story
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    ends up being the glue the vehicle for
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    change in the people listening to you
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    have you ever been in an audience and
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    you see somebody on stage and they're
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    talking about being successful and
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    you're like what have you even done what
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    challenges have you ever faced you look
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    like you were born into the lucky
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    whatever Club you just don't trust them
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    it's because they weren't willing to
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    tell you about their Journey they're not
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    willing to be honest about their
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    struggles they're not willing to be
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    honest about their setbacks and you're
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    sitting there going you don't get me the
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    worst part is you teaching other people
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    and actually being just like them and
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    them not feeling that because you
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    weren't willing to be 100% you
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    authenticity means being 100% you on and
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    off camera all your quirks like for me
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    heavy on the protein pretty jokey very
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    supportive to my friends I like to give
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    a lot of myself I don't take myself too
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    seriously I try to give all of it the
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    high energy the low energy the emotion
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    I'm an emotional person if I watch a
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    video of a sad situation I usually tear
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    up and I have no problems doing that on
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    and off camera because it's who I am and
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    if that frustrates you or you judge me
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    for that cool go find somebody else to
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    follow every person that you admire does
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    this the more you learn to be yourself
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    on camera the more you will understand
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    what makes you tick and the more
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    powerful you'll become and the cool part
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    is is you will take you with you for the
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    rest of your life you will take you in
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    every situation every communication
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    every interaction with another person
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    the more upgraded version of you because
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    you decided to put it all out there on
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    the content side and you will become
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    better for having created that content
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    that is the coolest part that nobody
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    talks about is who you get to become in
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    the process of putting your stories out
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    there but the truth is ideas and
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    authenticity they're not enough to grow
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    your brand in 2025 you need systems to
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    make it happen which brings us to rule
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    number four build your content stencils
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    when I started I created everything from
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    scratch from blog posts to YouTube
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    outlines to list of tweets to Instagram
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    ideas now I model what's worked in the
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    past and I use stencils to create so I
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    have to stare at a blank screen because
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    I know those formats work so I repurpose
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    the things have worked in the past so
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    that I can move faster when I create my
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    content I'm working within a structure
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    so I don't have to stare at a blank
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    screen and like hurt my brain try to
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    come up with new creative ideas when I
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    already know it works I just got to pull
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    that forward the truth is is most people
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    get frustrated with their content or
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    their marketing before the market ever
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    does they're like I already talked about
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    this I'm not going to talk about it from
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    this angle why not it got you 100,000
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    views last time why don't you rerun the
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    play why don't you give it a different
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    twist why don't you ask yourself what
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    else do I know about this topic why
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    don't you double click on it a lot of
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    artists get it confused cuz they think
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    constraint STS don't allow them to be
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    creative and the truth is is those
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    constraints those rails actually help
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    them be more creative most artistic
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    people haven't realized that they can
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    write down their process for being
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    creative there is a methodology they're
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    following they just haven't audited it
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    to see how does it work how do I get to
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    this final book project or blog post or
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    a real or a YouTube video there's
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    actually a method behind the madness and
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    if they took the time to reflect on it
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    then they could break the pieces apart
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    to actually get better and create these
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    stencils to give them structure to
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    create more effectively so here's the
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    big idea a stencil gives you the
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    structure to repeat an outcome just like
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    if I had a stencil for painting a blue
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    bird on a wall having that would allow
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    me to generate a bunch of blue birds
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    that are just beautiful and perfect 100
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    times over but if I had to sit there
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    with a paintbrush and brush on a wall
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    100 blue birds it would take me all day
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    long you want to make sure that you
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    don't hate the artistic process by doing
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    the same thing that you don't have to do
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    it again create the structure the
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    stencil the environment the container
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    where you can insert your art to have
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    the best content so this is my most
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    valuable content stencil and feel free
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    to rip it off and use it as your own
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    this is my gift to you this is going to
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    make your content go viral number one is
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    you have to start with a clear problem
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    one clear problem what is the hook what
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    is the pain what's going to get them to
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    stop scrolling number two story what's
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    the context that you found yourself in
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    what was the conflict that came up in
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    your life and what was the climax that
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    you went through to try try to discover
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    the solution to the frustration you
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    found yourself in number three is the
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    teach what framework did you use to come
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    through this what was the quote that
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    inspired you what are some of the
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    metaphors that you think about when you
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    reflect on that lesson learned I use
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    this across all my videos I always start
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    with a clear problem I always go to a
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    story so I can build the glue and then I
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    teach from that point of view and make
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    sure that it's concise and clear on the
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    story it could be a personal story which
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    I love or it could also be repeating a
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    story of somebody else's situation I
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    call this the report order frame where
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    you're reporting on a client you're
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    reporting on some history you're
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    reporting on something you might have
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    seen or you read in a book but you have
  • 00:12:35
    to start with a great story I use this
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    across all formats video written podcast
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    speeches not only my YouTube videos but
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    on my shorts I always start here's a
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    problem I want to talk about here's a
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    story and then here's the way I'm going
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    to teach you so that you can get some
  • 00:12:48
    value now that you see this go check it
  • 00:12:50
    out across all my platforms from Tik Tok
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    to Instagram to my email newsletter it's
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    all there even in this video I've used
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    it several times to really get my point
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    across that the way I've edited this
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    video is problem story teach but none of
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    this will work unless you stay
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    consistent which brings us to rule
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    number five make it easy here's the
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    truth content used to be secondary it
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    used to be the thing I had to do not the
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    thing I enjoyed doing I used to brag
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    that I would sit down and batch 16
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    videos in 2 days and create a quarter
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    worth of content when those shooting
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    days came along I hated it it was so
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    frustrating and the truth was it didn't
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    produce my best work and because of that
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    I didn't didn't trust myself to show up
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    and do what I needed to do what I've
  • 00:13:32
    learned is my confidence my ability to
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    communicate comes from repeated activity
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    over long periods of time that trust
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    that I built is when I showed up
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    consistently and doing it once a quarter
  • 00:13:43
    was not frequent enough for me to do the
  • 00:13:45
    Reps to finally get it to be easy so
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    don't force yourself to do the work you
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    hate design the machine to do it in a
  • 00:13:52
    way that you love the truth is I've see
  • 00:13:54
    it all the time when people get busy the
  • 00:13:56
    first thing that gets dropped is the
  • 00:13:57
    content they don't make it a priority
  • 00:13:59
    then they get backed up then it's a
  • 00:14:00
    thing they have to do and then it's like
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    a chore and they don't want to do it and
  • 00:14:03
    then the energy of the frustration comes
  • 00:14:05
    across in the content it's not light
  • 00:14:07
    it's not fun they're not enjoying
  • 00:14:08
    themselves you can feel it and the
  • 00:14:10
    energy you feel when you create is felt
  • 00:14:12
    by the viewer the energy you feel when
  • 00:14:14
    you write is felt by the reader think
  • 00:14:15
    about how powerful that is and you're
  • 00:14:17
    trying to rush it it doesn't work like
  • 00:14:19
    that one of the core strategies that I
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    teach and I use is called the buyback
  • 00:14:23
    Loop anytime I feel pain in my life
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    around content creation as an example I
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    go to auditing my calendar I look at
  • 00:14:29
    where I've been spending my time
  • 00:14:30
    creating content and how I'm creating
  • 00:14:32
    that content and go okay if that's red
  • 00:14:34
    how do I make it green what would need
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    to be true so I think of containers is
  • 00:14:38
    there a way that I can take the thing I
  • 00:14:40
    have to do but change the way it's done
  • 00:14:43
    so that I want to do it so for example
  • 00:14:44
    if I need to create content of people
  • 00:14:46
    asking me questions can I do it while
  • 00:14:48
    I'm on my scooter can I do it while I'm
  • 00:14:50
    hiking can I do it while I'm working out
  • 00:14:52
    can I do it while I'm driving one of my
  • 00:14:54
    supercars it turns out you can that
  • 00:14:56
    energy shift changed everything for me
  • 00:14:58
    what I do is I audit my calendar for
  • 00:15:00
    things I'm doing in the content
  • 00:15:01
    production process I don't enjoy then I
  • 00:15:03
    transfer it so for example a lot of the
  • 00:15:05
    scripts and the work I do on my books I
  • 00:15:07
    work with other people that fill in the
  • 00:15:09
    blanks cuz I want to edit I don't want
  • 00:15:11
    to author I'm a writer that speaks not a
  • 00:15:14
    speaker that writes so I have other
  • 00:15:15
    people that take my words from my videos
  • 00:15:18
    transcribe it put it in a book format
  • 00:15:20
    and then I edit it from there to save
  • 00:15:22
    myself a ton of time with that new time
  • 00:15:24
    I fill it up with becoming better by
  • 00:15:27
    collecting more like I mentioned at the
  • 00:15:29
    by doing the work to becoming more so I
  • 00:15:31
    have more to teach if you're somebody in
  • 00:15:33
    a person's life that keeps growing
  • 00:15:35
    they're going to want to keep plugging
  • 00:15:36
    in to learn from you because they're
  • 00:15:38
    going to wonder what are they up to now
  • 00:15:39
    you know the truth is is people are
  • 00:15:41
    impressed by consistency if you just
  • 00:15:43
    show up every day for a thousand days
  • 00:15:46
    and be consistent you will be impressive
  • 00:15:48
    to other people I don't know if you know
  • 00:15:49
    this guy Kaady is one of the top
  • 00:15:51
    streamers he's like got millions and
  • 00:15:53
    millions of views anyways he was on with
  • 00:15:55
    Benny Blanco one of the music producers
  • 00:15:57
    asking who's done the longest subathon
  • 00:16:00
    and they found a girl named Emily who
  • 00:16:02
    had been live for 3 years straight and
  • 00:16:04
    haven't missed they were so impressed by
  • 00:16:06
    that consistency they reached out to her
  • 00:16:08
    not only put her live on his stream and
  • 00:16:10
    invited her to join them at the
  • 00:16:12
    streaming which is the number one award
  • 00:16:14
    for that industry and change your whole
  • 00:16:16
    life your audience wants to see that
  • 00:16:18
    you're consistent if you say you're
  • 00:16:20
    going to publish every week and you miss
  • 00:16:22
    a week you just proven that you're not
  • 00:16:23
    consistent if you say you're going to go
  • 00:16:25
    and do Q&A every Friday you got to show
  • 00:16:27
    up every Friday IG live every mon Monday
  • 00:16:29
    you got to go live every Monday that's
  • 00:16:30
    what I've been doing don't hear what I
  • 00:16:32
    say watch what I do and copy that for
  • 00:16:34
    yourself the truth is success is not
  • 00:16:36
    achieved in burst a lot of people get
  • 00:16:38
    inspired and they think success is
  • 00:16:39
    achieved in burst and it's not it's in
  • 00:16:42
    sustained effort over time A lot of
  • 00:16:44
    people are scared to be consistent
  • 00:16:45
    they're like well if I start sharing my
  • 00:16:47
    life on Instagram I'm always going to
  • 00:16:49
    have to do it and here's the deal it's
  • 00:16:51
    not forever you can do it you can build
  • 00:16:53
    it up you can set it up and then you can
  • 00:16:56
    give it to somebody else and they can
  • 00:16:58
    manage you can just live your life
  • 00:17:00
    record your thing and have them edit the
  • 00:17:02
    videos and publish it here's a crazy
  • 00:17:04
    idea everything you see from me I do not
  • 00:17:06
    review or approve before it goes live I
  • 00:17:08
    just sit down and do my thing talk to a
  • 00:17:10
    camera it gets edited it goes live why I
  • 00:17:13
    know what I said there's nothing wrong
  • 00:17:14
    with it I trust the people on my team I
  • 00:17:16
    decided to make it easy so that I didn't
  • 00:17:18
    hate doing it so I could do it for the
  • 00:17:20
    rest of my life my goal is to die empty
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    meaning everything I know I'm going to
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