Hey guys, how are you doing?
Hey, good, how are you?
Doing well.
Good.
Well,
go ahead and change that.
All right, looks like we're streaming.
Some people in here.
Everybody have a good week so far.
Yeah.
Almost over, I guess. So.
Let me pull this up.
Just keep letting people in here.
More just dropping in saying hi.
I miss y'all. I've been so busy with school.
I haven't been able to see straight.
Oh, I bet.
I also noticed that.
I've been doing a lot of stuff.
Oh, now that's amazing. That's awesome.
And when did you started in June?
Yeah.
Amazing.
It's it's, it's really fun. I'm just, I'm,
I'm having a good time and I'm.
And I'm really not even, you know,
other than I just get so excited when I get to put something up,
I'm hooking up my camera here.
Yeah.
It's like, once we get you started, you got all this work to do.
People.
Content.
I'm just thankful to see y'all and I look terrible, but I don't care.
It's just, I'm so I am happy and I miss y'all. I miss the family.
Everybody. And.
It just continues to grow. And what's funny is.
It's good.
It's good to see you guys.
Congratulations, Lindsay on your.
Your monumental number on all your broadcasts. So thank you.
That's awesome.
Well, that's cool. It's good to hear.
I was just skimming through some of the.
Dashboards and I was like, wow.
Yeah.
I was like, wow, that's awesome.
And I was like,
I really want to get to help us get to 10 K like over 10 K in our
audience.
And I was like, Oh, you're already there.
Already done it herself.
So I was like,
I couldn't have done it without you.
Just the wisdom. I appreciate it.
You know, the jump on the technology is huge.
I just feel like I'm just getting started though.
That's the crazy part. There's still.
I want to do.
I want to do the intro ideas that you guys are doing.
I, you know, I just want everything to be as,
as good as I can make it within, you know, my timeframe.
Yeah.
One tweak at a time. You know, that's the best way to do it.
Yeah.
I try to remind myself of that.
And I know that it's all about the message, but you know,
you look at it all and then you start comparing yourself to people.
You know,
there's people with millions of followers that are still trying to get
to somebody, you know, trying to do something else.
A phenomenal interview. Yeah.
This is like, just totally off on a tangent, but.
If you haven't seen Mr. Beast on YouTube,
he's got 25 million subscribers and one of those top channels.
And he's 23, he's 23.
And literally I was listening to this interview and I thought of you guys
and it was like, he's literally at 25 million subscribers.
And he doesn't even look at that number.
Like he cares about one number and that's retention.
How many people can I keep watching?
And their only metric is how do we put out the best video possible?
And so, and their videos are very creative. They tip, you know,
they go to a restaurant and tip someone $10,000 or they,
it's very generous stuff.
Quick summary,
like basically what he did is he turned the sponsorship and monetization on
its head.
And he had that start paying for these generosity.
stunts that he would do like going random acts of kindness random acts of
kindness and so the brands would pay yeah the brands would pay a bunch of
money to give away a bunch of money obviously and so that's what he does and
it's just him and his bros and they're all a bunch of 20-somethings well now
there's like a company and yeah now it's a business they're spending like half a
million dollars per episode and they're doing an episode a week like it's
unreal and I was just like this is really bizarre that you're it's not
bizarre it's the Holy Spirit okay so I have I'm a SPED teacher and I work with
kids that are severe like speech impediment intellectually disabled the
whole nine years but this one kiddo I have is a sophomore in high school and
he wants to be mr. mr. B or something you gotta understand when I'm going
through this interview assessment with him I'm like who's he talking about and
it has to be the same guy like you know this has it he's like no he wants to
help people he wants to feed the world and here's this precious kid with all
these disabilities but he is being inspired by somebody who just wants to
bless and help other people and I just I sat there in a library and I was just
crying Wow look at it myself wow this guy is changing the world for Jesus in a
way that wow that's cool okay I gotta go look at his stuff that's wild it's
pretty cool but I'll and it's like I probably need to like do a whole
teaching I like to try and like recap was it like a two and a half hour
interview all that to say it's a it's a infinite game and the people who are at
25 are looking at the people with 50 million and so you it just you can't
ever compare yourself well you got you got 12,000 so far that's amazing that's
awesome we're cool well let us know if there's anything we can do to help you
yeah oh there always is but you know I think the only people who are on the
list who had sent ahead was Brendan and Lee I think that are here that are here
so we can jump into them for you I don't see Walter Abigail said she was
flexible so I don't know if she's gonna be on this call and I'm just gonna make
sure we didn't miss anyone yeah we that's good cool and then yeah we just
jump to anyone else so I don't know Brendan you guys want it you guys want
to know they're here they're Thrive peer coaching I was like I know I saw you
guys incognito we just like to celebrate that we're 126 that's hey you're 126
subscribers no yeah I'm total audience just audience and what what made me laugh
was my mom gave me feedback on my video
grandmother all comment and like and share all of her good friends well many
friends I listen on the way to work it's so great but the lighting and the sound
I'm like give the feedback help me to do but my mom is funny she's like I think
you'd be better if you sat down and Brennan's like I'm gonna let her know
that Lindsay said that I said don't let her know then she'll get more criticism
yeah everyone's you know everyone loves giving feedback but yeah we'll take it
on we're starting yeah we're starting a journey we only take it from Yoda now I
want to hear how you guys felt about the interview I know that it went up like
how did how did it feel producing that getting it up yeah yeah I mean it took a
probably took took a while to sort of get more relaxed you know like I think I
was more worried about the next question and then when Lee sort of started with
the question but I was gonna start with it sort of like I was I was listening to
you know our guests but also okay what's the next question you know because we
memorized it so it just yeah so she's like I don't know what to say and I'm
like quickly jumped in there yeah but look I think it was okay as it went on I
think as it went longer it became more comfortable and more conversational yeah
I think it was just that initial oh how do we okay you know we gave her the
questions but it was yeah we still wanted to make it conversational but
yeah it was just a bit stop start maybe I felt at the beginning but at the end I felt like it
was a lot better yeah that's how it always is it takes some time to warm up and yeah yeah and with
any even people that you know really well like it just something about feel like the formality
it feels very formal even though it doesn't need to be and that can trip you up but yeah everything
is practice and you
get better each time.
Yeah.
Awesome.
Your points were really helpful, both of yours.
It was really good.
Yeah, it was.
And what I really like about the fact
that you guys are doing interviews
is it's pulling other people in,
other like communicators and like care,
you know, people who are within that realm of aftercare
that have a passion for what you guys are doing.
So what's gonna be really cool is as your audience grows,
you're gonna be able to give those people platform,
which is very fun.
Yeah.
That's true.
Yeah.
Let's get in the fun.
Funny story.
Yeah, funny story.
Oh my gosh.
We're selling a lot of things at home
because we're moving.
Giving away.
Or giving away actually, yeah.
They're free furniture and stuff.
And this couple that came had a care background
and actually knew the girl
who we interviewed.
Oh my gosh.
Is that like?
Listen, the world is a big place,
but sometimes it feels very small.
And she wants to help out down the track.
She's like, you can interview me.
I'm like, oh my God.
So I've got another interview.
That's awesome.
That's really cool.
That's the thing, is like you build momentum that way,
right, by bringing other people along.
So that's very cool.
Yeah, it's crazy.
Well, I just subscribed to you guys
from all of our accounts.
Which I think I've done to everybody on the call.
Like we have about seven different YouTube accounts.
So we do that.
You've just got like seven more subscribers.
Well, because of that,
we're gonna send you some chocolate,
both of you, from Australia.
But it has to get through lockdown, okay?
Oh my God.
Yeah.
Not likely.
That's why my hair's got through lockdown.
It's a miracle.
Yeah.
You're right.
Thank you.
You won't let me show.
Okay, question.
You guys had a iMovie question.
You guys wanted help editing.
Yeah.
We got stuck there.
Yeah, we did.
Yeah, so we hadn't done it before, but yeah.
The stretcher wasn't happening.
So we did put it in there into iMovie
and we listened to your masterclass,
which was on Premiere Pro, iMovie and another one.
And we tried to do it.
And we just, it wasn't your teaching.
I just think we just couldn't stretch it.
So.
That's fine.
Yeah, do you guys have it pulled up right now?
Yeah, I've got it in the background.
You wanna share your screen?
We'll, let's look at it.
Yeah, sure.
Let's figure it out now.
It was in my.
About to go.
Bookmark.
And then we'll go.
So you guys, we're gonna,
cause Brandon and Leah was the only ones that.
They were only ones who formally signed up.
So if you have other questions,
like let us know in the chat or like raise your hand
if you want time on this call.
Say this again, in case it's a different audience,
like we changed the format of these a little bit
so that if you want to like guarantee you have some time
and get your questions, we'll kind of do a deep dive.
Like we're about to do here with Brandon.
We're gonna like have him share a screen.
We're gonna look at it.
Maybe take 10, 15 minutes to actually really get into it.
So you guys can do that.
And there's some ideas of how you can use our,
use us to help you.
But you can also just hang out
and we'll take questions at the end
after we're done with them.
All right.
I'm so sorry.
We're trying to find the one in the background.
So somebody, does somebody want to go before us?
Oh, hang on.
You find it?
No, that's not it.
Yeah.
Are you trying to find the screen to share?
Which one?
I've got the screen share.
I'm just trying to find the bookmark.
And now my eyes can't,
might be covering my glasses also.
That's embarrassing.
It's okay.
We both wear contacts.
And sometimes like,
if I forget to put them in in the morning,
I'm just like, where?
Just like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
YouTube.
Okay.
I know what I'm,
how quickly I need to do this.
Maybe?
Fixing this.
Yeah.
Maybe do that because I just thought
I just had it right there
and I literally was in it.
Okay.
We can come back if you want.
If it's easier.
No problem.
Yeah.
Things are a lot easier
when you've got eight other people watching
and waiting on you.
Yeah.
I'm glad you said that.
And my husband's beckoning me on,
you can find it.
You can find it.
But that's all right, Addy.
We'll have time.
We'll give somebody else time.
Well, I know I'm just looking here.
I got Bobby.
I saw Michael's on here.
And Michelle and Vanessa is on as well.
Yeah.
So if any of you guys have anything
or just want to say hi.
I Vanessa, did you get my feedback?
Did you see that in the group?
You know, I was just going to ask about that.
Um, I wasn't sure where to go to get that feedback.
So what happened was I think she commented.
I responded to your comment, so you should have got a notification, but if not, I'll
go back and I'll tag you.
Okay.
And what will happen is you'll just, it'll just be in your notifications and you'll
see that you can click.
I think I posted something for Brendan, uh, for them.
And I think you commented on that.
Here it is.
I found it.
This is it right here, right?
I mean, the, there wasn't like critical feedback, a few suggestions.
One of the things that I thought would be helpful to hear from Bruce is the glare
on the glasses.
And I wanted to know about your lighting setup.
Like what did you use?
Like just the room lighting for that video?
Do you remember?
Yeah.
I used one of those, you know, that ring light.
Yes.
I'm still working on how to use it properly.
You know what I mean?
Because that is happening.
But I shook my head.
I try to keep myself still, but when I get into it, you know, yeah, so
it's a very, it's a pretty easy fix, especially with the ring light, you just
want to lift it a little bit higher until you see that the glare has like left your
glasses, if that makes sense.
So a lot of times we want to put it right in front of us to like brighten up our
face, but that's when it hits your glasses.
So you just lift it.
Yeah.
Same kind of thing.
Like if I, like we've got a big light over there, so if I kind of lower this down,
just a hair, like I can kind of, if that's all you're trying to do is you're just
trying to move the light up a little bit and it just get that angle to be a little
less.
Yeah.
And so it's a, it's a pretty easy fix.
You might just have to test it a little bit.
Right.
A little bit.
Yeah, that was, and then, and then you can read the rest of it, but yeah, it was
great.
It's a great video.
Oh, well, thanks.
I tagged you in it right now.
I just put your name.
So you should, if you go to Facebook and go to notifications, it should be there.
Thank you.
Of course.
That's within the group.
Yeah.
In the Facebook group.
Yeah.
In the members one.
Yeah.
Okay.
It's this.
Oh, there we are.
Um, yes, yes.
I don't look at anything on Facebook in the feed.
Everything starts with a little like bell up here.
And then I go find all the things I need to get to.
It's like my inbox of my email.
I have to clear it out.
So.
Okay.
Well, thank you for that.
And I want to just quick praise report.
I was up last night and I did my third video cause I'm so determined.
Right.
And it was easier.
Yeah.
I tell the truth.
Thank you, Michelle.
Shall I see her there?
Thank you as well.
Um, but it was, it's, it's, it's, it's, I think I'm on that momentum.
Or, but I just want to work on, um, like setting and lighting and thumbnails,
you know, all that other stuff, you know, absolutely.
And it'll come, you know, like what I try to do is like each episode,
like one little, like tweak, just add one to the rep, you know?
Right.
And, um, so whether that's like, so like next episode, it could be your
lighting, getting the glare off your glass and that's it, you know, we want,
we want it to be a big thing, but it doesn't have to always be a big thing,
but just one kind of incremental change each time and then that builds.
Okay.
Yeah.
That's what I'll do.
Cause I spent too much time on those things.
I find that and I'm moving around, you know, moving around,
driving everybody crazy.
And yeah, that takes time, you know?
So finally I'll just settle and just kind of just do it.
So, yeah, absolutely.
But congratulations on your third episode.
Consistency is key.
Thank you.
You guys are doing great.
I know we talked to a few people had them three, like two or they're
on the second or third episode.
We're just, and if you follow kind of the, the roadmap, the goal, big
picture is like first 30 days.
It's just like figuring everything out, like trying to be consistent with
content and then in the kind of day 30 to day 60, we start running like
Facebook ads, but you don't want to run ads unless you've got content.
So it's all going to build and it's going to momentum's really going to pick up.
Leanne was on here a second ago and she was at, I think she was at like
Oh, she's still here.
She's still singing.
1600 or so subscribers when she started or audience.
And then she started running ads and promoting it.
Now it's at like 12,000.
So all of it will come quick, but you want to have some content in there.
And that way, when all those people show up, they're going to be watching
your 10th or 11th episode, and you're going to be like, have all these things
figured out and they're not even going to know you did an episode one, two or three.
Once they're like a raging fan, they'll go back and they'll watch, you know?
And that's awesome too.
Yeah.
So hopefully not.
All right.
Brendan and Lee, how are you guys doing?
You got it.
Okay.
Perfect.
Go ahead and share.
Yeah.
Let's take a look.
Okay, let's see, I'm going to make this bigger, give me some space, okay, so this is, and
you guys can unmute yourself, there we go, yeah, cool, so this is just, this is the whole
interview up there on the top left, yeah, okay, so we got the video there, you guys
just took this and you dragged it down into this, correct, cool, and so this should be,
yeah, it looks like it's, this is like 28 minutes there out of 29, so a couple things
you can do, like just to get sort of perspective, it's just on this little guy on the right,
you can drag that to the left and just kind of zoom out, that's just your zoom, so that
way you can kind of just figure out, okay, I'm on the last like little bit of the video,
and so are you wanting to leave it as is, are you wanting to cut pieces out, what's
the goal?
I think, we wanted to cut it, yeah, to make it like 12, you know, around the 12, 10, 12
minute mark, and three minutes for TikTok and different things like that, like ideas
to put on our website, like for the smaller version, Lindsay thought, yeah, her feedback
was make it shorter in part, so you can use it, yeah, well, I'll kind of show you how
to cut it up and then you can definitely go back and cut it up in the right places, right,
so if you want to zoom in just a little bit to where, we'll just kind of, so you can drag
that bar again to the kind of to the right, there we go, let's just maybe like put it
somewhere about here, just so we can kind of see, not too much detail, but so one thing
to notice here, if you scroll all the way to the left, let's kind of go to the bigger
and you can grab the, there's like a slider bar there, you can just drag it all the way
to the, on the vertical, there we go, cool, so and then, so this, so one thing that's
helpful is you see the little like, you can see like there's words, there's words, there's
no words there, so I can already tell you like that's where you'd want to start it,
so one thing you can do, there's two ways to sort of trim stuff, one, you can grab this
little gray bar here and just drag it to the right and that will trim it, I believe, and
if I tell you the wrong thing, it's, that's, I'm sorry, okay, the other thing you can do,
if you kind of click right here, get the play bar, sort of where that red line is, now,
if you click, if you right click on this, there's an option here to split, so I think
if you right click on it, or I think it's like control click, if you're on the Mac,
there you go, and you can say split clip right there, yep, okay, so now like you can actually
drag this clip like, you know, wherever you want and then drag the other one, you kind
of place it however you need, so I don't think that makes sense, what do you mean?
Sorry, so if you want to split this one, so like do the same thing, just control click on it,
right click on it, we'll split that, so wherever that, wherever your playhead is, this like,
this vertical line, that's where it's going to slice it, it's like your knife, and so now like
you can kind of move these, you know, back and forward, and now this could be technically like
a clip right here, and I'm going to, how do we correct, how do we save that, or how do we,
so generally it should be saving as you go, and there was one thing as well, I'm going to just,
I think part of the question was like, if they wanted to take, export that clip,
how to get it out of there, yeah, this is sort of, yeah, like to have that, and then if we add
another portion to add to that, and so to make up 10 minutes, so we'll grab, say if that's
two minutes or a minute, and then we'll grab another minute, five minutes, and then put
them all together, how do we consolidate? Yes, okay, and so like, yeah, and kind of move things around,
so Bruce is pulling up a little example, yeah, I'm going to actually just jump, let me share my,
and then I'll come back to yours here in a second, so for this, we just did the same thing
here, and if I go back here, so now I split it there, and so if I hover over this,
it's got like that little left and right arrow, and I can actually drag that left and right
to cut it.
at a slightly different spot.
That helps you get a little bit more precise.
Right.
So if I add another video here just for.
So this is where you could kind of add them in layers.
That could be a different video there.
Let me see.
So Command B, wherever I am, will also cut it.
So if I just click there and then hit Command B,
it'll do the blade.
So at this point, I could rearrange them.
So I could put this one before that one if we wanted to.
And I'm trying to see if there's a better view.
Just making sure if I switch between.
You just lifted it and moved it.
Yeah.
Yeah, to before or after.
And then let's say here, she's just looking
and she's not ready to talk yet.
She just looked.
She's not speaking.
So I can actually just click on this
and then hit the Delete key.
And then that whole piece will go away.
And so all the thing to remember is with all these apps,
it doesn't matter what software you use,
I'm editing a copy of the video.
So I don't have to worry like, oh, am I
never going to be able to get that clip back?
You don't have to worry about that.
So I could be very quick just to delete stuff.
We'll hit Play here.
Proverbs 18.10 says, the name of the Lord.
So I could do that.
And then if I wanted to export, let's, sorry.
What you're saying is so the original 28 minutes
will never be.
Yeah, you can't really break that.
So what it's doing is it's just playing this from two minutes
to about four minutes.
And that's kind of what's in this little window.
But the beginning part that I just deleted is not gone.
So I think I'm just trying to remember the right.
Let's see here.
It's just a little different than the other apps
I'm trying to make sure I'm in the right view.
Yeah, Premiere Pro is really different.
I'm not, yeah.
Yeah.
Show Clip Streamer.
No.
I was just, what you were saying about the export,
like exporting just a piece of it.
You can just keep deleting stuff.
Obviously, that would just, until we're done.
Like let's say I just want these two clips now.
If you just go to the top here and hit File.
So let me move this over here.
File, Share.
And then you can just say Share to a file here.
And then it will have options there for you to export it.
And the format here is very easy.
Just choose audio video.
Sorry, audio video.
And then everything is fine.
It's normally how they have it.
There is a way to just export like a section of it.
It's been a minute since I used Premiere.
But iMovie.
See, that's how long it is.
I don't even care about that.
Tremendous slow motion.
I'll find it.
And so once you have a clip, like some quick things here
is you can go to the top here.
And there's color settings.
So I could, you know, I can make it black and white.
I can make it more colorful.
Just like if you ever edit a photo on your computer,
on your phone, there's like some color things you can do.
Like if it's, you know, so there's little things
you can do for each clip.
Like if you feel like you get the footage back
and it looks a little bit dark, you
can utilize that to lighten it up a bit.
Yeah.
One cool thing is like Apple has this little magic wand here.
And you can typically just hit it.
And it generally will like make it all look better.
So you don't even have to think about it.
Just like it's a magic button.
You just hit it and it kind of makes everything look better.
And I don't think there's anything else just as far
as trimming it that you guys would need to know.
Once we trim it and like move it across like you've done,
how do you go back to the original one?
Is that like say?
Yeah.
So I can just, that's a good question.
So I just, let me get this back to, can I?
Let me just, so one thing like you can do
is obviously just drag in like the episode again.
But the other thing, let's say like I hit command B
and I hit command B and I deleted.
all of the rest of it, and I want to actually go back to it.
You can just, again, you can click on the end here
and just drag it back, kind of reveal it again.
Right, okay.
All that was trimmed.
The other thing you can do is I could like copy this
and paste it, and then like take a,
so now I've got that clip,
and then that clip's going to be repeated again.
Right, okay.
It's actually like, it seems just a little bit more
difficult to,
the way that it's shown.
Like, I feel like DaVinci or Premiere
will be a little easier to understand
because you can actually kind of lay things out
a little bit more.
So, I don't know if that helps or.
No, that was helpful, yeah.
I think we just got to play with it a bit.
Yeah, I can go back to you sharing.
Yeah, so what I do is just try and cut up the clips
best you can.
What I don't like about iMovie
is what I was just running into there was like,
when I, if I have two pieces and I delete the middle,
it just shoves them together to be helpful.
Whereas like, if I did that in Premiere,
the two clips would stay separated
and then I can kind of place them where I want.
Just like little things like that.
And so, they're trying to be very helpful,
but as soon as you've done it with the right software,
it's like the most irritating thing ever.
It's like snapping to try and edit it for you.
We have quite a few people in the group
that use DaVinci Resolve.
You can use that on a Mac too.
Yeah, if you've never used iMovie
and you've never used DaVinci,
just start using DaVinci, honestly.
Because they're both going to be just as new
and you're going to have to learn all this stuff once.
And they're both free, so.
DaVinci has a little bit more, it's more polished,
I think, as far as like, when you want to do something,
it's a little bit, in my opinion, more instinctive.
Yeah.
You said in the masterclass that DaVinci is really good and,
yeah.
Yeah.
Like, I think what's,
I think the learning curve with that is,
with iMovie, there's a lot that you're like,
like, you feel like you don't have control over it.
I think that the other apps are actually
a little bit more straightforward
in sort of getting to know how they work.
But definitely, if you want to try and cut them up
and then come back on Tuesday
or Thursday, we can try it again.
But, cool.
Yeah.
I'm going to scoot in, sorry.
Thank you.
I just had one quick question on Facebook,
but I can honestly wait till everyone has a chance
if someone's got something.
I don't see anyone else's hands raised
or anything in the chat, so.
Okay.
I say go for it.
All right.
I'm trying to work out if I've done Facebook business
on my Facebook page.
Good question.
Yeah.
And I think I have.
Yeah.
I feel like I'm learning TikTok
and I get all these prompts.
I'm like, oh, wow.
Never had so many apps to follow.
It's really good for me
because I'm working with young people.
This will be good.
But yeah, to go into my,
I have set up a page, which is Thrive Peer Coaching.
So that's to tribe social
and I've got that on the dashboard.
But how do you make sure that it is set up
as a business page?
Yeah.
Do you want to pull it up and look at it?
Yeah.
Okay.
We can just help look at it and see.
Like I need to give you some space.
That's fine.
Window.
Let me pull up Kingdom Messenger as an example.
I'm going to be faster finding Facebook this time.
I promise you.
Cause it's right there.
So do you want me to share the screen?
Sure.
Yeah.
And if you guys haven't set up your Facebook yet,
there's a little tutorial on like how to do that.
And it's actually on just our YouTube channel,
but it is, I think it's a week two.
Week two.
Yeah.
Or a week one, maybe.
I don't know.
Okay.
So let's take a look.
And a couple of things,
cause Facebook, there's a lot happening on Facebook, right?
Yeah.
The one thing you can do,
if you click the little three dots right there,
and you click,
wait, sorry.
It's in a different spot now.
I can go back to my main page.
Cause I went into a page.
So I can go back.
How do you pin it?
End it.
Let's see.
Let me get back here.
Oh, I was looking at,
okay.
That's not a big deal.
I was just trying to help get back to it faster
by pinning it.
So if one, this does look.
look pretty.
No, you're on the wrong page.
We're on her personal page.
Oh, this is the personal.
Yeah, that's.
Sorry, I'll go back to the group.
There it is.
All the way at the bottom under your shortcuts,
there you are.
Thank you.
Cool.
So you have a Yucca Youth Organization.
We got a photo.
I mean, this looks good.
You can call.
Oh, this is just like, just Facebook being helpful.
I was like, did you post that?
What is that?
Okay.
Yeah.
So it does look correct.
If you want to go to the settings,
like I think it's like page info down there
in the bottom left.
Yeah, because I think on one of the really good
two minute videos you did on how to set up a business page,
I couldn't see the dropdown box of more
and went to, it called customization of page or something.
Yeah.
But I couldn't see it on mine.
And I'm like, I thought I didn't have it.
So yeah.
Yeah, I think it's like behind.
Was that in the business.facebook.com?
Or no?
No, I think that was in here.
Yeah, if you want to click the edit page info,
let's take a look at that.
I just want to see how you set it up.
I mean, it all looks correct.
Here, yeah.
If you keep scrolling down, you got your stuff.
Yeah, I think that's fine.
There's no hours.
Yeah.
I think the type of page was just youth organization,
which is fine.
Yeah.
I mean, this is a business page.
Okay.
Are you trying to find something that you couldn't locate?
Well, I was trying to find from your video
on how to set up your business page,
not monetization,
but it was one section that I couldn't find
on my business page.
And I thought I'd done it wrong, but I've done it right.
That's good.
And I'll keep looking.
I think the term that we looked at like with week two,
I think it was, it said,
create Facebook business manager.
Business manager.
Is that the same thing?
No, that's different.
And so if you go to business.facebook.com.
Okay, so get rid of that.
Yeah, and I can drop that link here.
You can just click on it from the chat.
Business.
There you go.
Yeah, it looks like you've gone there before.
So.
That one?
Yeah, that one at the top.
Yeah, I have tried.
So this will have like some prompts.
I think what I showed you was the creator studio.
Is that what you're talking about?
Where you can actually schedule.
Yeah, yeah, that's it.
That's it.
Okay, yeah.
I'll just send that link.
So that's actually like,
you can get to it from here.
If you go to more tools there.
And then you go to,
I just wanna get it out of this mode.
This is like, so if you guys see this gray thing,
it's like, I wish they never had this
because everybody who first starts using business manager,
it takes you to this page.
And then you're looking at what I have on my screen
and you look at this and you're like,
this doesn't look like the same thing.
So that's what's happening here.
So just to get out of this, let's click on ads manager.
I know you're not running ads,
but this will let us get to the real Facebook.
So this one with the white background
that we're about to see,
this is where you should be for all your business stuff.
It's just this business suite link.
And once we get there, you can also bookmark it.
You click on the top left here in the arrow there.
That's gonna give you a bunch of fun things
because it wants to help you get started.
So you can just close out of it or show later.
Yeah, so this will be where you come at some point
to run your Facebook ads.
This will be how you grow your audience.
We'll come to that in the next couple of weeks.
But if you click on, I think it's this three.
No, there you go, all tools.
And so it's just because you haven't gone to it before.
If you kind of scroll down here,
there's limits per page.
Yeah, does it keep going down?
Can you scroll down more?
I shouldn't have clicked on that.
Go back.
And then once we get to this link,
you can bookmark that.
I just got out of that
because I think I clicked on the wrong thing.
So this little thing at the top there
is kind of your shortcuts to get to everything.
Okay.
Let's click on it though.
And it's pretty much, it's got a ton of tools here.
So I don't know if you can scroll down.
There we go.
Cool, cool.
There's Creative Hub.
I'm trying to see if I can see it.
And I'm going to drop a link.
I mean, it is here.
I just, I'll drop a link in the, in the face
in the chat here in Zoom.
Yeah.
And you should be able to, yeah.
So just slash creator studio slash home.
And so I just, when we get that
I typically just bookmark it there.
But there's a lot of different tools in here
in this business manager.
We only use like two of them.
So the creator studio and the ads manager
it's really learning two things we use.
Cool. But yeah, just that link should take you in.
Oh no, that's the,
You can just click on it.
Yeah. You should be able to just click on it
on the Zoom chat.
Yeah. But I should be able to just click on it.
And it's not being, I did paste it.
Sorry guys. I'm, I'm delaying things.
No, that's okay.
I'm sure there's other people that want to know
where this creator studio is.
There's, I'm showing my expertise right now.
It's fine.
We can, if you want to go back to Facebook real quick
I'll show you another way to get to it.
Just facebook.com.
I don't, I usually should just be able to click on that
but it's doing that weird thing.
So there it is.
It's coming. Hang on.
Oh, okay. So it's going into, yeah.
Okay, great.
It goes to Google Chrome.
I'm in Safari.
Oh, I see.
Yeah. Let's see.
Okay. Now it's coming up like a hundred times.
So there you go.
Okay.
I look, Facebook is big and stuff,
but it's not the best, right?
Like there's not, it's like,
why is it this difficult to get around?
Right. It shouldn't be.
Just because it's so big and it's so big.
And the only way I have it is I just bookmark everything.
Yeah. And that's, I mean, cause it's otherwise,
cause I just, sometimes they change where things are and.
Yeah.
So it's good.
Once you get there the first time it's easier.
Yeah. If you just go back to facebook.com
and I'll show you another little hack way to get to it.
And I'll make sure this.
They try to help have some more shortcuts there.
Or if you want to click on just on this tab here.
And then click on that.
Just click on the like Facebook logo at the top left.
And we'll just jump right back to, cool.
And then here, if you click the, see more,
it's also generally here.
So if you kind of scroll down a little bit.
Oh my gosh. Where is it?
Why do you not have it?
It's on, I have it in like four places.
And every time I should try to show you where it is,
it's not there.
Isn't this sweet?
Maybe no.
No, it's supposed to be car creator studio.
Yeah. That's what I was looking for.
Like we're literally looking at our screen.
Maybe it's like an Australian thing.
Yeah. No, it is an Australian thing, I reckon.
Creator studio.
Can I?
You guys are on the bottom half of the world.
It's that's, doesn't work that way.
Rubber top up.
Oh, sorry. I just got a pop-up saying,
yeah, I'm talking too much about,
I know it didn't, there we go.
Yeah. Well, I'm glad we're helping you because
There's probably other people that are going to face this.
Literally like three,
like we're on version three of me trying to help you.
And it's still not, I don't know why it's not.
So let's try one other thing.
If you click the little top right here on the little,
those square of nine.
Yep.
Okay. So you don't even have, why is it this way?
Well, I should stop using my computer to share tutorials
because my stuff set up very differently.
Is there a professional, like if you keep scrolling down,
oh, they're professional.
Yep.
So let's just click on business suite for a second.
I think we may have to like activate it.
I think is the problem.
Let's just see.
I'm sorry. This is, should not be this complicated,
but let's click more tools there.
It's helping me feel better
because I spent a half an hour or an hour on this.
Yeah. I'm sorry about that.
I don't, don't, you guys.
Our very first workshop, we, the guide section in groups used to be called units and we did
like our whole welcome and we're like, just go to units and like, literally, like the
first day of the workshop, Facebook universally changed units to guides.
We were like, there's no units tab.
So people were like, I can't find the units.
Yeah.
Let's try this.
If you just go to the bar up here, let's just type in facebook.com slash creator studio.
Cause I think, I think what the problem is that we haven't like the first time you go
to it, it's sort of activates that.
Okay.
There you go.
Yeah.
Let's see what this shows up for this.
I'm not convinced it will.
Okay.
We have found creator studio, like guys, and now I bet if you go back to Facebook, like
all those links that I was saying, oh, it's right here, it's here now, probably show up,
but this is what you want to see.
So that link is the magic, like facebook.com slash creator studio, I'll drop it in the
chat as well.
I've saved it as a favorite now, which is good.
There you go.
Good.
Yeah.
That's a favorite.
And now you can always get back.
If you start using it, then it will just start showing up in all those links as like
the shortcuts and then the little links, but anyway, you have it now.
And that's all you can follow the rest of the tutorial from here, uploading and all
that stuff.
Yeah.
Cool.
Thank you.
Everybody had fun.
That wonderful journey.
It was a good question because I need to probably update that tutorial.
Michael, I saw that you said you had a question.
It's about tribe.
So I'm trying to get back into creating a little bit more now again, and I have the
initial email username and password I got from Landrum, but that's not working.
So I don't know if there's some point or something, and I can't get in like the back
end of it to like edit stuff right now.
Remind me like what was the domain or the link to see freedom.com.
Okay.
Yeah.
I'll just gonna and I think it's probably my goal.
Let's see.
Here we go.
And then there's do the updates automatically just happen to do I have to do anything updates
always happen.
Yeah.
It's just so there's like three Michaels in here.
There's two.
But I know what it is.
It's sorry.
What was the name of the website again?
Tastencyfreedom.com.
Taste.
Okay.
I see Hillary's in there.
Yeah.
So, I mean, what's the difference between like, there we go.
And us being like the master one where we can.
Yeah.
So this is the master one.
So it's that Hillary.
Yeah.
Okay.
And then the password.
I'm just going to reset it for you right now.
Okay.
I have that one.
That's when I have from Landrum.
I couldn't figure out how to have the password.
I changed it.
Something.
I'm going to just make it.
I'll just DM it to you here.
So not everybody in the world sees it.
Okay.
So nobody hacks it.
Nobody on this call hacks.
Hillary's like, no one would ever want to do that.
Who would ever want to do that?
Okay.
So I just sent it to you there.
Use that password that I just checked it and that should work for you.
Okay.
Appreciate it.
Perfect.
Okay. We've got 10 minutes. If anyone has anything else.
How is we good.
I saw Michelle had like that inspiration at like 2.00 AM.
And then made a page.
Okay.
She doesn't want to talk about it though.
Yeah. I don't want to talk about it.
No, I just made that page because.
I just made that page because.
I was laying in bed.
I couldn't sleep.
is like value preposition thing with platform university
with my client.
So that's what was going through my head
and I'm like, I should just make a page.
So yeah.
But yeah, I'm like working on,
I'm working on like three different mentorship things
at the same time.
So it's just like.
And then look, I'm just saying you won this.
So the Lord wanted you to be in here.
I'm just going to point that one out because.
Yeah.
You know, I have to tell you guys,
I don't want to pull up my Evernote right now,
but like the first night,
so I was taking notes in Evernote like the whole weekend.
And the first night when we started,
I typed in my Evernote,
if I win one of those three grand prizes,
I'm going to take it as a sign from you God
that I'm on the right track.
And if I don't, if I don't,
I'm giving up cause it's too much work.
Well, there we go.
So it was totally random.
I can tell you that.
So that's, that's what happens
when you put the Lord on notice.
Now you have a lot of work to do.
You put the fleece out.
Yeah.
But I mean, I was actually going to ask you guys
about iMovie versus DaVinci Resolve.
So that was super helpful.
Just knowing that if you're going to start,
just start with DaVinci Resolve.
Yeah.
I think you use Logic as well.
Right.
Do we talk about that?
So, yeah, the transition from that to DaVinci
is very, very seamless.
Okay.
So I think, especially for you,
like that would be a great,
so then it just has a little bit more control
like Logic does versus using like GarageBand.
Right.
Same kind of thing.
iMovie is like the GarageBand for that, so.
I had to use GarageBand once.
When I did my, before Posture and I had my blog
and I was doing audio recording.
It was a good marriage moment.
I actually took iMovie off my computer to save space
and I'm like, oh, should I put it back on?
No.
But if you're saying DaVinci Resolve is the way to go,
I'll just skip it.
Yeah, try it.
I mean, it's free, so it's not like,
you know, there's nothing to lose.
And that is very similar to like Premiere and a lot,
it's kind of the, how stuff's supposed to be edited.
So if you kind of learn it the right way,
you'll grow into it for sure and it won't hold you back.
I will ask you this too, like I'm one of those people
who could easily do like an hour long soaking music.
Yeah, okay.
So one, where is that?
I don't see it on your channel.
Yeah, like I haven't made it yet,
but I feel like it could be easy though.
It is easy.
I would, okay, here's my thing.
The music, anyone who's doing music,
I said this to Brett as well,
like I think you guys have like,
you're gonna be able to cheat, right?
Because music does insanely well on YouTube.
Because people use it as like a radio station.
Like they just leave YouTube on
and they just let stuff play.
So honestly, like just to get going,
we talked about William Augusto and these other guys
who are doing 30 minute, hour long soaking things.
Yeah.
And don't worry about the visuals, right?
Like just worry about the music.
And like, I've seen a lot of people just go on,
like I'll send you a link here.
Like I think it's Pixel Bay.
It's like a bunch of royalty free videos.
So I'll drop this link for everybody,
but totally free, 100%.
It's all free and royalty free.
So you can use every video on here
and like cool stuff like nature.
And you can just throw this on there
and listen to your awesome music.
You could literally just loop this video
if you want for an hour.
And that's what people do.
And they're getting millions of hits doing,
and literally there's a whole tutorials
of people just downloading videos over here,
grabbing stock music,
and just saying like music to study to,
and it's maybe got like coffee shop sounds or random.
I mean, it's kind of crazy.
It gets into like all that stuff,
but really cool, like high quality stuff.
And if you really wanna like,
you can have things like scriptures or stuff come up,
but honestly, most people are not gonna look at the video,
but it's like a,
it's something your people could start coming
to your channel
and you can start building that audience.
Yeah.
And there's like anointing on your music too, right?
So like that's part of your content.
Just my only like word of advice
would be to make a music video
so that people can hit play and all the way to the end
and there's no talking in it
and then make another.
video where it's you talking and you can, you know, talk about what you want to talk
about.
But don't mix them because a lot of people want to just do the soaking and they're having
a quiet time.
They don't necessarily want you to jump it in with like your thoughts.
Yeah.
But they could do that on another video, right?
So.
Okay.
Yeah.
Because that's another thing I was thinking about doing was like adding in like little
meditations or declarations or.
Yeah.
And you could visually just do that with text, like over that, like stock footage and you
could have.
Here's what I, here's what I think you can do if that's on your heart to do, I would
do one, like take the song or take the whatever and no words, no meditations, no declarations,
and then do the same song with declarations and things like that, because you're right.
Some people want to like listen to, but label them appropriately and then have both options.
Yeah.
That is a great idea.
Yeah.
Okay.
Cause like you'll, you can see people say like instrumental only in the title or things
like that.
Cause that's what people are searching for.
If they just want the music.
So.
Yeah.
Um, I like there's so much stuff in here, but like, this is, yeah, don't make a 10 hour
video, but this is 10 hours, but it's got 17, almost 17 million views.
And so I'm not even, I've been out for like a year and all they're doing is it's just,
well, I'll let it play here, but, um, here we go.
So you, they just do ads in the beginning and it's just like piano and some ambient
stuff.
And this, that, what you see on the screen is what's there for 10 hours.
So this is, you don't have to be too creative with it, like do a length that makes sense,
like 20 minutes, 30 minutes, just to kind of go through the practice of grabbing the
stock footage, grabbing a short video and put all that together.
Um, uh, and then you can make a playlist on your channel called like soaking music or
something, and then you can just put all your stuff in there and then it doesn't have to
be like, oh, well, everything on my channel now has to be like instrumental, make a playlist,
make a playlist of meditations, declarations.
You can make a playlist of messages.
Okay.
Um, there's some.
This feels like a, so much easier point for me to start at, so much easier.
That's what I was like.
I thought you had when, cause I'm a quick start.
So you're like, oh, I woke up at three.
I thought there was like a soaking song that you made that night and it was already up.
And I was like, so I was like, so excited to go listen to it now that I know that Bruce
is excited to listen.
I'm going to go make it.
I listened to so much of that stuff when I'm like, we're doing coding and working and focused
creative work.
Yeah.
Um, you can throw some coffee shop sounds if you really want to be, and these, this
one has 8 million.
Yeah.
Um, for the record, if you're doing 8 million, 10 million views like that, you're making
20 to $30,000 a month in ad revenue a month, pure profit.
So just for like, you know, for reference.
And so, yeah.
Cause so my brother has about 30,000 YouTube subscribers and him and I are like scheming,
like, how can we like put some like music like this together?
Cause it's a huge fun, but anyway, so that's, it's a fresh, so there you go.
Um, it's a cool 20 to 30 grand a month just on YouTube.
Oh yeah.
There's like, yeah, that, um, Mr. Beast, well, I wasn't even gonna say that, but like
that client, that thing I was talking about, they have like a few hundred thousand subscribers,
but it's the watch time.
It's the watch time.
So music has long watch time because people are hitting play and they're going and doing
their, we're just listening to it in the background.
So it's, if YouTube tracks it as that, someone's watched an hour long video, which YouTube
rewards that to their thing.
And I did hear that YouTube is the most generous of all the platforms in terms of paying.
I think they pay up to 50% of the revenue gets split to all the creators.
Um, yeah, it's pretty crazy.
I mean, we, Lindsay is monetized.
So you have to have at least 4,000 watched hours and a thousand subscribers, and then
you can monetize.
I am not making $20,000.
She's making more like $19,000.
If I was making $20,000 a month, we'd be doing this live from some beach resort somewhere.
Um, but no, we, I mean, we make like maybe 150 bucks a month, 200 bucks, but I mean for
such a thing, but that's just for her YouTube audience, which is 3000, you know, TikTok's
like 20,000 and Instagram's another.
But they're not as generous as YouTube, but you have to have a lot more volume on those
channels.
So yeah, there's a lot of money in those little ads that you watch.
So that's, would that be why people make like an eight hour?
like sleep to this music.
Yep.
Cause then you have a, you could make a, do that.
And I think here again, it all goes back to what we've been talking about.
Like Mitch down on your who, like figure out, like, I'm going to help like make
this soaking music for Christians or for moms that are doing this and kind of pick
that, that who out, um, and call them out and be like, and then other people
may listen to it as well, but it'll
make you stand out from all the other things that are on there.
Cause they would rather listen to your stuff, which is like someone who's
kingdom doing some soaking music than just like some pads that someone threw
together.
So for example, like when I was pregnant and I was thinking about my, you know,
when I wanted birth or anything, I was looking for meditations, declarations,
and I was way more, um, it was easier for me to click on stuff that was specific
for pregnancy for birth than just like anything random.
Right.
So like, if you have very specific things, that's going to make you stand out from
like the hundreds of other soaking music and.
Did you know that I actually made birth affirmations?
I wish I had known you back in April.
She didn't have her channel live.
And so we couldn't find her.
So that's on her.
Affirmations are on mama natural's channel.
Okay.
Oh, I know that.
Yeah.
I followed her stuff.
Yeah.
If you follow mama natural, I did all of her affirmations.
Oh my gosh.
So I'm probably going to do some of them.
There's like scriptural ones and then there's more like secular ones, but yeah,
I did all of those.
That is, I did all the spoken word and the music.
Oh my gosh.
That's so cool.
She used to go to our church.
Yeah.
It's I, I read, I got her book gifted to me.
And so then I started following her and then like realized, like, I think that
she's a believer too, cause she would like drop some things and yeah.
Big time.
That's awesome.
Um, quick.
Oh, I saw Michael had a quick question, but just the group section is basically
think of it like Facebook groups that are in tribe.
Um, so same, same kind of idea.
Um, you can have like a private group, a public group, you
can upload content into it.
I'm obviously as robust as a Facebook group, but that's what that is.
Not yet, but definitely check out the tribe.
Social users.
Facebook group is a lot of like suggestions and you can see some
examples of how people are doing it.
Okay.
Cool.
Well, good luck, Michelle.
And I mean, to cut you off there, but, um, yeah.
Let us know when you do put it up.
Cause Bruce wants to listen to it.
I love it.
I will definitely let you know.
Yeah.
Cause people build playlists and stuff.
And so you can just go from one to the next.
Bruce has a vision for your life and for your channel.
I wish I had time to just sit and play.
God loves you.
And I have a wonderful plan for your life.
Awesome.
I was actually inspired by Graham cook stuff, but it's soaking.
Should do it.
You know, it's, it's good.
It's it's, it would be in that same vein, you know?
Yeah.
I told Lindsay, she should, you guys should do like a co-lab where you make
some music and then Lindsay does some like content has a vision for my life.
I was like, this could, I think that, cause I want to get, I still want to
have some musical things cause it just, it's, they just take off, like they get
so much more traction when there's like something like that, people come back
and watch it over and over again.
And you know, I wanted to do it specifically for kids though.
Like, uh, things they could sleep to with like kids, anyway, because now that
you're, we're a dad, like parents, we were like looking for like Christian
lullaby stuff and all this stuff is really bad and worship lullabies is
pretty good, but you can only listen to the same thing that many times.
Yeah.
Looking for some variety.
So
cool.
If you have like prayers or anything like that, that you want set to music, let me
know.
Okay.
I will.
It's like, it's on my list.
Right.
The prayer.
I know it's on my list.
We've been talking about it since Hannah was born versus like, like almost every
other day, Bruce was like, you should do this.
I'm like, I know it's on the list.
It's on the thing.
Yeah.
Life is busy with kids.
I get that.
I know.
Awesome.
Cool.
Well, uh, have a good weekend guys.
We'll be back on Tuesday.
And, um, if you need anything before then drop it in the group.
We're going to be traveling this weekend, but we'll try to,
we're always on trying to see if there's anything.
Yeah.
Cool.
Have a great weekend guys.
We'll see.
All right.
Thank you.