Well, good morning, back there we go.
Good morning, welcome to day five.
Here we go.
Congratulations on choosing to continue on this journey, choosing to advance one step
at a time.
So I was looking at some of the comments, some of them I actually missed, I just commented
on this morning, and I picked up for some of you a sense of overwhelm perhaps.
So I want to remind you that we're dealing with progress and not perfection.
And if you can always remind, you might want to write that in a bold place wherever you
are working.
Progress, just one step at a time.
If you're one step further every week, four steps further every month, or 52 steps further
every year, you're going to be learning, you're going to be growing.
A brain cell once stretched never returns to its original size.
So you're going to be growing, you're going to be becoming, and you're going to be sharing
your gifts with the world.
You're going to be showing up so God can shine through.
So all of us started at zero.
We started at zero friends on our Facebook.
We started out with zero understanding.
We started out with zero posts.
Everybody's in the same boat.
And so understand that.
And it's okay.
Remember the two hashtags, grace and action.
This is the prosper five, seven challenge.
Five is the number of grace.
And so we have grace with ourselves.
Anything new is challenging.
Think about the first time you learned how to drive.
You had to think about so many things, especially if you learn like I did on a stick shift.
It's almost overwhelming where to put your foot on the clutch and how to let that and
how to push forward on the gas, right?
And you're shifting gears and you've got to be watching where you're going and you're
checking your mirrors.
It's overwhelming.
And soon you do it just naturally.
So anything that we do new, and I know that in this group we've got a range of experience.
Some of you have been on social media for a while.
Some of you are making a really big choice to choose, to finally tackle something that
you've put off, that you've been afraid of and actually show up and let God show out.
And so, you know, that's really the key first and foremost, right?
That's the key is just congratulate yourself that you're doing it.
That's, that's, you know, showing up is a huge part of winning this.
So congratulate yourself on showing up and happy Friday to you, Kimberly.
So proud of you guys just tackling this and pushing through the overwhelm and learning
and going forward and making it happen.
So I'm going to pray.
I know many of you may not be here right this second live.
You're going to go back and watch the video.
And so I want to start just by praying, going to share a few key ideas.
I'm going to give you some more suggestions to keep on advancing in this challenge.
And just really kind of take a little bit of, I'm going to give you some, something
that can appear like a lot, but I'm not giving it to you because I expect you to do all of
it or understand all of it.
Awareness is the first step of transformation.
So today I'm going to be talking about content and I'm going to be talking about repurposing
content so that for everything you create, you're not just using it once and you're getting
the most mileage out of what you do.
Okay?
So repurposing content is a way to create something and have it serve many purposes
without you doing all the extra work.
I am so about simplifying.
and not making things complicated because we're all busy, we're all juggling,
we all have a lot of things in our life and so the key is showing up, allowing
God to shine through you, keeping it simple and using our gifts to make a
difference in the world, okay? As you grow your impact, as you grow your income, all
right? So let's start. I'm gonna pray for you. I'm gonna give you some tools, some
understanding today and then we'll go forward, all right? So Father, I thank you
for this time. I thank you for every woman represented on this challenge, the
5-7 Prosper Challenge. Yes Lord, you know, we need your grace as we learn new
skills, as we juggle busy schedules, as we juggle all the things that are happening
in life right now. So, hashtag grace. Father, we ask for your grace and we want
to take action. We want to take bold, inspired action, productive action, order
our steps, that our action is something that really makes a difference, Lord God.
I just pray you'll bless everyone in this challenge with perfect peace that
passes all understanding. Guard their heart and mind with your peace. Order
their steps, Father. Bless everything they put their hands to. Draw their community
to them, Lord. Draw the tribe that you've called them to serve. Draw, Lord. Grow. Grow
their business. Bless what they put their hands to, Father God. I pray they prosper
in every area of their life, physically, financially, relationally, spiritually,
Lord God. Guide them. We thank you for this. We thank you for this challenge, this
sisterhood. We thank you for the Prosper Tribe, Lord God. Continue to bless it as
women pour into each other. Thank you, Lord. In Jesus' name, amen. Amen.
Alright, today I want to talk to you about a concept and I will post this in
the unit section. So, a reminder real quick in case you're confused in the
challenge and how it works. There is on the left side, there's tabs, okay? And if
you click on the discussions tab or you land there, that's everybody just talking.
That's where this video is, okay? And so you can scroll down and you can see any
posts, you can see comments, you can comment there, okay? There is a tab called
units, okay? And I have clearly labeled day one, day two, day three, day four. Today
I'll go in and put day five units. Those stay there so you can go back and you
can see anything that I've talked about. So you can go back and watch the videos.
I mean doing these Facebook lives and you can go back and you can look at the
units, catch up if you need to on any of the homework, read any of the templates
that I've given you. That's me pouring out, giving you tools, okay? So you'll find
those in the unit tab, okay? So today I want to talk about content and
repurposing content. So adding value by producing great content is the
cornerstone of good, of a good social media plan, of a good business plan, okay?
And you know it's a jungle out there and there's a lot of ways of doing this.
There's people that are just, you know, pumping content. They're using everybody's
content and they're just, they're just flooding the airways with content. That's
you know, that's a possibility. That's not how I've chosen to do things and I don't
think it's necessary. I'd like to look at it as content is your way of adding
value to your community. So the content should be relevant, should be meaningful,
purposeful and that can be from a lot of angles. It can be educational and
informative. It can be conversational, building the relationship. It can be an
opportunity to, you know, engage your tribe. It can be a way to showcase your
work so people know, like and trust and want to work with you. So content can
have a lot of purposes and so the real key is...
Start by asking every time you do a post,
what is the purpose?
Have a goal for it.
And you can't accomplish all goals with each post.
Pick a goal, okay?
And then just do your best.
You will get better and better and better as you go.
Variety is great in content.
We talked about different types of content yesterday.
I'll talk some more today.
So to me, content is a way of serving.
It's a way of allowing.
I pray, I ask God to write through me,
to speak through me.
So content is a way of giving in the same way
as if you wrote music for worship
and you released an album, okay?
Or in the same way if you wrote a book
and you released a book.
Content is just on the online platforms
of a way of you allowing God to speak through you,
love through you, write through you,
encourage through you.
So think about content not as just a job,
not about how much can I pump out,
how fast can I do, how many posts can I do.
Back up, have a purpose,
release God's love through you, okay?
The next thing is I once heard someone share something.
It was so meaningful to me.
I heard this, it impacted me so much.
I heard it, gosh, over 20 years ago, I think.
And he was a man that was the president
of the homeschool legal defense
and he would write articles in the magazine
and he had MS and he knew his time of writing was limited
and really all of our time of writing is limited.
We only have each day, our life is limited, right?
So he said something.
He said, I have chosen to never write anything
that could only be used once.
I thought that was so much wisdom
and I embraced that idea.
Of course, now it's become in vogue,
20 years later, it's got a fancy title
called repurposing, right?
And so it's learning to take something
that you've written anyway
and put it out in different ways, in different channels.
Why?
First of all, people are in different channels, okay?
So when we repurpose and we put it out,
different people are going to see it.
Welcome, Yvonne, I see you just joined us.
We're talking about repurposing content.
So we're talking about content
as our way of releasing God's love through us.
So we start out by writing content,
saying what's the purpose?
Why am I writing this, okay?
And then we have the intention
that we don't write something that can only be used once
and then disappear.
And so we write in a way that it can touch
people that have different learning, sensory preferences.
Okay, we've got people that are visual
and they like to read.
There's people that are not.
There's people that are auditory, they like to hear.
There's people that are kinesthetic
and they like to touch and feel and learn
and interact that way.
And so when we go across platforms,
we're reaching different people in different platforms
and we're reaching different people
with different sensory preferences
and we're reducing the amount of work that we do
because we can take what we do
and add value in so many different ways.
I'm gonna give you a bunch of examples, okay?
And I do it with trepidation
because I don't want you looking at this going,
oh my gosh, that looks overwhelming, I can't do that.
Just start where you are, do one thing.
I've been saying many, many times,
consistency creates momentum.
I'd rather have you do one small post every day
or a few times a week, then do a massive amount of content
and then disappear for a month, okay?
So we're building the habit of consistency.
That was one of the reasons for the seven day challenge
to get in the habit of thinking about this every day
and building consistency.
So I'm gonna share ideas for repurposing
with the intention of creating awareness,
of having your mind to think a little bit differently,
like, wow, I didn't know I could take a piece of content
and do so many things, okay?
So it opens your awareness.
I might be able to do it that way. I could see that that would really create a lot, but it's
not with the intention of saying, I want you to do all of these things today. Okay. I don't even
do all of these things today. All right. So, but I do different variations of these all the time,
according to the circumstance. Okay. So I'm going to give you an example.
In fact, I'm going to give you an example right here, what we're doing real quick to show you
how easy this is. Okay. For the purpose of this challenge, I found the easiest way to communicate
with you is to do a Facebook live every day. Consistency, I chose a time, 8.30 every morning.
That's consistency for my brain. I can plan it's on my calendar. It's going to happen
seven days. That's going to happen. That's consistency because you know where to find me.
And when you do that, your tribe will start showing up. I do a Bible study on my personal
page, 7.30 every Tuesday morning. More and more and more people come because it's consistency.
They want the same time in the same place. All right. Let's talk about repurposing.
This live, when I'm done, I push the save button. It downloads to me. I now have a really good
video. Okay. Then I push the share. It goes, it's on the group for you guys. It stays there
in the group. Now I have these videos. Guess what? I have a very easy way to create a course.
I can transcribe these and it can become the guide or I've already made notes as I'm talking
to you. I can take those, add a few graphics, and now I've got a course. Okay. I can take parts of
it, little highlights, and I can tweet out in little bite-sized sentences. I can schedule
Twitter to be going out. I can break it into a little bigger, a few sentences,
do Facebook posts or Instagram posts. I can create images. I can create an infographic.
So I did the same amount of work, but I didn't have it just end. Okay. This challenge finishes
in seven days and then all that work is lost. No, I just created videos. It could be a free course.
It could be transcribed into an ebook that also has a video. I could pop it on YouTube and grow
my YouTube channel. You see the same amount of work. Make it work for you. So let's go through
some examples. That's just hit me right now. That was, that was off the cuff, but I do have
these notes that are going to go in the unit section for you to be able to look at. So,
um, uh, with the myriad of ways that content can be consumed, it's important to populate a lot
of different marketing channels and which channel you choose is going to have a lot to do. Remember
I had you do your ideal client. Okay. So for example, if your ideal client is a 50 year old
woman, um, Facebook's probably going to be your best because that's where they're hanging out
primarily. Okay. Uh, if you're trying to reach a 20 year old, uh, Instagram or Snapchat is going
to be where you're going to find them. If you're trying to reach a business community, primarily
LinkedIn is going to be. So, uh, a lot of which one you choose is going to be based on your ideal
client. It's knowing where they hang out. Okay. But the idea is we can populate these different
things with the same amount of work. Okay. So right now, what we know is that video content
is the most viewed. And so because of that, the repurposing I'm going to teach you here is going
to start with video and we're going to repurpose from video. But let me tell you something.
You could start anywhere. You may have an ebook and that could be the central and we repurpose
from the ebook and the ebook becomes tweets and the ebook could, um, be made into an audio and
the ebook could be made into Facebook posts and the ebook could be made into Twitter sentences.
So we could start with a video. We could start with an audio. We could start with a blog post.
Doesn't matter where you start. We just then repurpose it to the different forms.
Does that make sense? Put in the chat. If you're understanding what I'm saying,
my goal is not to overwhelm meet you. It's to inspire you and make your life simpler.
So am I doing okay with that? Are you, are you, are you
Picking up what I'm putting down as they say. Are you picking up what I'm laying
down? Say yes we're picking it up if you are. Okay give me a text. All right so
video is the most consumed so I choose to start there especially now that
everybody you don't have to have fancy camera equipment everybody can work off
of their phone you know a good a good phone is worth its weight in gold it's a
business expense it's a business write-off okay so let's talk about what
we can do hey Ingrid glad you're there okay let's talk about what we could do
with a video for example all right thank you guys you're hitting yes yes all right
so video in my opinion is the best way to create rapport with your audience you
do not have to be a professional filmmaker you don't have to have
expensive equipment these days a smartphone does great videos you can do
a Facebook live you can save it for later you can also create and this is in
your notes it is an app you do have to pay for it but there's an app called be
live so if you want to up the level of what you're producing be dot li ve be
live okay that allows you to create a broadcast in advance if you don't like
it you don't have to publish it it allows you could release it at a later
date you can schedule it but it also has all kinds of options so you've seen me
do interviews okay and you see the split screen and interviews are a powerful way
to do videos okay and so I use be live because I can have two people on at the
same time for that so it allows me to do that I can also split the screen with
notes I can't do that right now on Facebook live but if I use be live to
film this then I can have the notes and and me showing you can make it more
fancy it looks more professional it's got a banner it's got your name
underneath it and so when I want something a little bit more fancy I can
do that all right so number one we create a video and remember we said
yesterday keep the camera closer close enough that the viewer can see your eyes
look straight into the camera don't look at yourself look up at the camera
pretend you're speaking to one person directly there's two important things
sound and lighting the lighting needs to come in front of you okay I have two
lights in front of me right now no lighting behind me so you probably see
kind of a glow coming to my face you see me okay and that's what you want so good
lighting good sound okay if you're close enough to the phone you probably have
good sound you also can do just the earphone mic you can use a professional
mic I have a Jetty mic when I'm trying to do something really important in
terms of you know sound so all kinds of options but just make sure you have good
sound and good lighting yesterday I spoke live and the person that was
filming me on Facebook live was at the back of the room and I wasn't mic'd no
good you can barely hear me all right so good lighting good sound so number one
in repurposing we create the video that's the most watched the most
engagement create report so we create a video what can we do with that well we
can upload that video to YouTube we can put what's called the thumbnail that's
what you see you know advertising the YouTube when you go to your YouTube page
if you don't have a YouTube page yet really easy to start one and so we could
now move from Facebook to YouTube just taking the video and putting it there if
you want to do something a little fancier not necessary those of you that
want to you can upload your video to movie maker or iMovie you can put you
know intro music back in music you can put in any you know subtitles throughout
sometimes if you if you want to see what it can look like differently go to go to
the prosper in all things YouTube channel in fact I'd love you to do that
as homework go there if you haven't liked it and subscribed please do that
okay I appreciate that go to the prosper in all things YouTube channel
and and subscribe but I want you to notice the different kinds of videos
alright and how I use video okay so an example and I don't really I have not
promoted my YouTube channel I've not tried to do anything with it I will
after some things are about to come down then I will but I've got it there and
you don't have to either okay you can start building up your arsenal in
YouTube before you go master
it with it, okay? Right now it can become a nice storage place of starting to build.
So don't worry about how many people are watching or anything. It's not as important right now.
We're creating content. That's what we're talking about right now. And it'll always
be there on your YouTube channel. Good content's not going to go away, okay? And you'll be
able to repurpose that too. So I take my video and I upload it. Now, YouTube when you upload
it will pick a few places from the video and create what's called the thumbnail. It's
the little picture of, you know, will be the little cover. If you like it, if it catches
you smiling, it looks great, you can use that. But you can also go into Canva. Remember I've
been telling you Canva's your new best friend. You can go into Canva and you can click like
you did for Facebook posts to create a Facebook post. You can do YouTube cover, YouTube thumbnail
it's called. YouTube thumbnail, okay? And so you can create the thumbnail right there
in Canva, okay? And it's better to do that and have really big title that lets you know
what the YouTube is about. But when you go to my YouTube channel, you're going to see
I put my interview with one of my clients on there. And she then could take that YouTube
and blast it out everywhere. So she got thousands of views. We could even boost it. She got
thousands of views on this interview as a way of building her course. And that was my
way as a coach of helping her grow her course. So I did it on BeLive. I interviewed her.
We put it to Facebook, but I uploaded it to YouTube. She's got the YouTube link and we
shared it all over the place. She got thousands of views, okay? So that's an example of what
you can do repurposing a video. It becomes a YouTube video. Let me know if you like that
idea. Is that what all the sevens meant? Is that divine perfection? Is that what that
means, Ingrid? I see a bunch of sevens. Or were you just accidentally hitting the keyboard,
falling asleep at the keyboard? Alright, okay. So video, then we can go to YouTube. Alright,
what else can we do with the video? I'm going to give you some hacks, guys, okay? The next
thing you can do with the video that's very affordable is you can go to Rev.com. R-E-V.com.
Rev.com. Inexpensive transcription. You can transcribe the video. Now you have it in text.
The turnaround's usually about 24 hours. The cost is low. It might be like a dollar
a minute. So if you did a five minute video, which I recommend you do like one minute,
three minutes, okay? Pack it up your keyboard. Laugh out loud. I thought you were saying
divine perfection. You know how I love numbers. Alright, so you transcribe the video, okay,
using Rev.com. So there's another hack. Again, all of these things, I give you the simple
and the cheapest, and if you're a pro, you are able to upgrade, okay? I'll be real. Alright,
I have a six-figure business. I can do this. My technology costs about $600 a month, okay?
Because I've upgraded things that I can do really fancy things if I want to. But when
I started, I didn't. Who can afford that? Facebook is free. You know, use my own labor.
YouTube is free, okay? So I want you to understand. Thank you, Ingrid. My message is perfect.
Thank you. As long as it's blessing you. Alright, and guys, this is a seven-day challenge. This
is like going to Starbucks and having an appetizer, okay? You are not going to be able
to get the full Starbucks experience from the little plates that they bring and let
you taste, alright? So honestly, if you want to just get serious about building your business,
consider coaching. And I've done, especially because of COVID, I've offered laser coaching.
It's the most affordable way, and with laser coaching, you have unlimited access to me.
And so we do little 20-minute calls, and I give you little bite-sized chunks. Like,
okay, today I want you just to set up your YouTube channel, and here's how you do it.
As soon as you have your assignment, you schedule with me again. Okay, here's what I want you
to do with it. And I take you step by step by step that way, alright? Because I can't
do it in a half an hour over seven days. What can I do? Just try to help you as best as
I can. So if you're real serious and you need the support and the coaching, have a break.
through call with me, prosperinallthings.com, go in there and schedule it. But I'm going to give you
the best I've got right now during these seven days. So we created a video, okay, on our phone,
on Facebook live, okay. We uploaded it to YouTube, so now we're on two channels. We sent it to
Rev.com, got it transcribed. Now we've got what we said in writing. We've got a transcription of it,
okay. If it's a one-minute video, it costs you a dollar. If it's a five-minute video,
costs you five bucks, okay. Now, and let me pause there too, okay, God just reminding me this.
There's two ways to do something. If you have no money and you've got some time,
then you do all these things yourself. We all start there. If you have no time but you've got
some money, then there's plenty of people. You can get a virtual assistant. There are people
left and right in Upworks, in Fiverr, that will pop these out. Most of them are overseas and
they'll create this for you at very minimal costs, okay. So if you have no money, you invest your
time. If you have the money but you don't have the time, then you get someone to help you,
all right. So understand there's all kinds of options. So okay, so we've got the transcription.
What can you do with that text? Now you can have a blog from that. You can post that to your blog,
okay. And the blog can be really simple. The blog, you could summarize the main points from your
video. You can add the YouTube that you just made, okay. You can add it or embed it on your blog and
you can add the transcription below. That's a great blog post. You can send your blog post
back to Facebook, put the link in Facebook and now you're pulling people from Facebook to your
website. Your blog brings people to your website, okay, where you can offer them things and grow your
list, okay. So the transcription in writing or in combination with the video can be a blog post.
It also can be an original article in LinkedIn. So here's the thing, LinkedIn does not care
if it's the same content that is on your blog. Now you don't share your blog to LinkedIn.
You copy the text that you got from the transcription or from your blog. So you've got
the text, copy, go into LinkedIn, click create article. You want to start populating your LinkedIn
articles. Then you, boom, print it out in LinkedIn. You have an original article. You can push that out
through LinkedIn and you now have people finding you. They might have found you on YouTube. They
might have found you on Facebook. They might have found you on your blog post. They might have found
you on LinkedIn. Different people, different forms, same content. You only wrote one thing.
You only created one video but we're now four places. Are you guys seeing the power of this?
Are you seeing the power? Say, I see the power if you're seeing the power. I see the power in this.
Okay, what else could you do? So you've transcribed it. You can take it to your blog. You can do an
original article in LinkedIn. Here's another thing that you can do from the video. You can pull the
You can pull the audio from the video. You can use something like audacity.com
and you can rip the audio from the video. So you just have only the audio. So with one video, we
were able to create the written form, the transcription. With another same video, we're
able to rip the audio. What can we do with the audio? We can create a podcast.
You can have your podcast in places like SoundCloud or you can have your, you can have a
podcast channel. All right, you guys are seeing the power of this. Okay, one video. You made one video.
I've already taken you to 10 spots. One video and you can have somebody do this for you. I'm just
giving you all the possibilities. Another thing that is super popular is to share backstories.
People want to know what's happening in your life and so if you created the video and there was some
backstories, take some pictures. Take some pictures of you creating or doing and you can also share that.
Now don't forget, the most important group of people that you're speaking to
is your tribe and those are the most valuable, the most important, the ones
that get my very, very best are those who have subscribed to my email list. They
get my best. I send out a newsletter, okay, every Sunday around noon. Many of you
probably read it or if it got to your spam you go find it and dig it out and
that is where I give my best, okay, because they've subscribed, they're
loyal, they are my tribe and that's my one of my ways of giving to them.
So the transcription, you could take that and then you could add a little bit to
it and turn it into a newsletter. You could pull an excerpt, maybe a paragraph
and then put more personal in there for your tribe and that becomes your
newsletter, okay. So do you see how we can just repurpose a lot of different ways.
Like I said, you can start any way you want. This particular journey I took you
on, I started with a video. I could do it, maybe you like audio. So I record on my
phone and it's just audio, not video. I can do a daily podcast with the
recording. I can get a good mic, you don't have to use your phone. I have a
Jetty mic, you can get a good mic, okay, but the bottom line is you do a recording.
Three minutes up to ten minutes, you do a recording. Again, you send it to Rev.com
and you transcribe the podcast and then you publish it as an article to LinkedIn.
You publish it as a blog post. You can still publish just the audio to YouTube.
What you're going to do is have a picture and run the audio and the
picture together on YouTube. It's a little more tricky but it can be done. So
if you have something that's just audios and you want it on YouTube, you can.
Alright, the purpose of today's training was to get you to think about what's the
purpose of your content. Let God shine through you, okay. All the places that
your content can go. So writing something meaningful, relevant and not using it
only in one place but allowing it to reach multiple people with the same
amount of work. Have it go out to many, many ways. That's called repurposing your
content. Again, consistency creates momentum. One of the ways I create
consistency, I'm going to wrap up with this, one of the ways I create
consistency is I set things on my calendar. Okay, you can be fancy, you can
be simple. So really fancy, you can have an editorial calendar. That's what
magazines do, that's what you know social media influencers do. And so they
already know what the theme of the month is going to be if you're organized like
that. And they may assign days. Remember I said don't put everything out the same
day to all channels. So they may have YouTube be one day and their blog, they
may post their blog. I recommend your blog on the same time every week, okay.
They may have their podcasts on a different time, they may have you know
social media or Facebook kind of spread throughout. They may send their email. I
send my email out every Sunday. I typically do my blog post at prosper in
all things every Wednesday. So you have a set time. You can name the days so people
get used to it and you get used to it. You might do tech Tuesdays, you might do
you know pick you know motivation Mondays or momentum Mondays. So do
something that works for your brain but find a way to do it consistently. If you
can only do something once a week, you know then get the most out of that once.
If you can spread it out three days a week, which I recommend that you do, then
you know dedicate one to your blog and dedicate one to your email list. Dedicate
one maybe to you know Facebook and YouTube something like that. And again
remember same piece of content can be repurposed. I pray this has helped you. I
pray it's blessed you. And so I'm gonna post this in the unit. I'm gonna post
your homework in the unit. We're gonna get you showing up again. Okay so you're
going to video.
this time for your homework and you're going to share a tip. You're gonna share
a tip, okay? We're gonna practice repurposing so you're gonna share a tip.
You can have that tip take 30 seconds, it can take a minute, three minutes, okay?
You're gonna share a tip and then you're gonna take that tip and you're gonna
find ways to repurpose that video. How could you do that? Well you could do a
Twitter post of the tip, you could do a Facebook graphic with the tip, you could
put that video on YouTube with a tip. So you know you don't have to do a lot of
it but you what you're gonna want to do for sure just getting you used to it is
you're going to create a video with a tip. It can be a tip about anything. So
if you want to give us a tip about you know grocery shopping during you know
this pandemic or you want to give us a tip about you know how to grow a garden
I'd love that tip, share that one. Or a tip you know how to write, how to paint,
how to cook, whatever it doesn't matter what it is right now. If you have a tip
related to your business or what you do. So yeah she's asking is it is it any
topic? If you want something that'll really serve your business then share a
tip that makes them know you for coaching. If you just want practice using
video within the safety of this group then give us any tip. I'd rather you do
something than nothing. If it's something that we can use to grow your business
let's do that. And again you know you can have a call with me go to my website
prosperinallthings.com schedule a call with me and we could look at coaching
options if you really want me to help you build your business A to Z and get
you you know really set up. But these are things I can just do in a short time to
help you. And and don't forget if you're not familiar go to YouTube subscribe to
my channel okay like and follow my channel and look at the different types
of YouTube. Sometimes I'm just walking outside and talking sometimes I'm
interviewing sometimes I'm teaching sometimes I take look my coaching
session okay I record all my coaching sessions. I get something really good
like I had a woman completely transformed and I asked permission hey
if this will bless everyone can I share excerpts from this coaching session and
so you'll see that on there it's called spirit tapping I showed how I used
emotional frequency technique a technique I have called spirit tapping
to completely take her from being blocked in her business to absolutely
exploding. So again a different type of video right some are educational some
are motivational some are glimpses into my world like showing me actually
coaching some are interviews all kinds of things you can do so go to my YouTube
watch some videos and get some ideas for you look at some things you could do
could you interview some experts could you interview some clients past clients
you could get testimonies out of that could you use it for teaching could you
use it for inspiration all kinds of possibilities to go to the YouTube
channel like follow and we'll see you tomorrow at 830 in the morning God
bless you bye-bye