surprise. That's amazing. Well, you're good soil. So that was a
good seed. So said the person said that. That's amazing. Wow.
It was a pleasant God surprise. I love that. Well, more of that
Lord for sure. Amen. Amen. I receive it.
How did your time in California go?
It was really lovely. I was telling Tamara before you guys
jumped on like we felt so covered because I know many of
you guys are praying for us. But I don't know if you any of you
guys, I'm sure you do have like maybe a geographical location.
Whenever you're there, you feel like the Lord has a specific
agenda for you. And California has always been that for us. We
always feel like we get some type of download of a deeper
awareness and our identity particularly. So I'm still
processing it with the Lord today, but it was just really
refreshing. And, you know, especially traveling with an 11
month old that went very smoothly. Very grateful for that.
So we got to meet Marcella in person, which was so fun.
Yeah, I thought that was super cool when I saw the picture of
you guys. And you're right, Marcella, you and Hannah were
matching. So a God thing.
Oh my goodness. I tell you, it was so funny. I you know, I was
coming out the auditorium and taking a little bathroom break.
And I'm just looking around all in my little headspace and
Bruce sees me right away. He's like, there's Marcella. I'm
like, oh my gosh. I didn't want to knock him down with
excitement. But it was just so good. It was just such a
blessing to see them in person and got to you know, it's just
so good when you can share with people. And I'm doing that more
in this season, because I get it now, right? You know, life is so
short, you don't you don't want to take anything for granted.
And when when good people come into your life, when you've had
enough of the enemy trying to run havoc with your life, and
you got good people that really just stepped up to take care of
you got sent them and they were on assignment. Bruce and Lindsay
have been on their assignment as it pertains to me. And I just
appreciate it. I get it. I see the divine providence of God in
my life. I am receiving it. I am open. I am ready and I am
moving forward.
Love it. It's lovely. Where were you in California? Were you in
Reading?
We were actually in Anaheim. So Southern California. Yeah,
Orange County area. Beautiful weather. And we got to go to
Huntington Beach one day with our girls. That was fun to be on
like, you know, be on the beach a little bit. But yeah,
we want to share like, I think of stuff we've
Well, I mean, I feel like I'm still proud. We just got back
late last night. Yeah. But I feel like there's a lot that
we'll be sharing with you guys in the next weeks as we fully
process and then we're able to better articulate I think. Yeah.
But it was cool. It was an interesting, cool experience
because they had 700 people in the room and about 2300 people
on zoom. So like, if you can imagine 2300 people on a zoom
call, it's pretty insane.
Yeah, it's definitely given us some fun vision for the future
and like maybe doing some hybrid, like events and things
doing in person and so
like, if this is fun, obviously, I think the most growth comes
from us just like chatting like this once a week, because we're
growing and we're all learning together. But I think it is just
nice to have that in person, hang out and just just chat and
catch up.
Yeah, because like a lot of these people we we do life with
on the screen throughout the year. And so it was nice to be
in the same room. There's just a different it's just a different
level of connection, I think. And so you can't ignore as much
and I look at as much as I am a proponent and champion of online
community knowing that that's so much a part of our future.
Not just us as kingdom messengers, but the church at
large. I know, I know, we know that there's no replacement for
in person. So we're thinking through and asking the Lord for
wisdom on what can that look like for our community, so that
there are some opportunities, maybe some regional meetups or
things like that. So it's cool. Yeah, yeah. So Tamara, can you
kick us off with prayer and then we'll jump right in.
I'd be glad to. So Father, I thank you. We thank you. We
come with Thanksgiving. It's just in my spirit, Lord, to just
thank you today. Look, we are inspired by our dear sister
Susie. Lord, today we just come with Thanksgiving. God, we thank
you for every episode, for every idea, for every technical thing.
that you've worked out, oh God, for most of all,
for every life that you have touched
through the ministries, through the kingdom messages,
through the products and services
that you have downloaded into us.
Lord, we just come with thanksgiving.
We thank you, God, for making the path straight for us.
We thank you, God, for all of the divine assistance
with just within this group.
We thank you for this group,
for putting us all together, each person supplying,
each person playing a part,
even if it's just simply asking a question.
Oh God, we thank you for the support
that we receive through one another
and through the body of Christ as a whole.
Lord, we definitely thank you for Bruce and Lindsay,
as my dear sister Marcella said,
for them stepping up to the call to equip us,
to help us through this journey
while still being parents
and still also doing their own kingdom message
and all of the other things that you have them doing.
They are taking the time,
they are answering the call to help us along in this journey
and we just thank you for them.
We thank you for their obedience.
Oh God, so we just welcome you into this session on today.
We say, have your way, Holy Spirit,
and it's in Jesus name we pray, amen.
Oh, thank you for that, I was muted.
Thank you so much, amen.
Okay, so the only people
that are in the questionnaire database are Lee and Brendan
and I don't see them on quite yet.
So if you want to, they're not on.
If you wanna go ahead and raise your hand in Zoom,
we'll just take some open questions.
Yeah.
Otherwise I'll just start calling out on people
and getting some updates.
Hey, Bruce, I have a question.
I did try to get into the Kingdom Messenger TV.
I think you sent me the password before
and I did put it in, but it did not work for me.
So I did send an email over,
I just kind of wanna fill that out while we were waiting.
I'm gonna drop a link for you guys.
I don't know if, let me check if you're in here.
You are.
Yeah, I wanted to watch the replay.
Yeah, I'm just gonna direct message you one in here
in Slack, I mean, in Zoom that we're on right here.
Okay, okay, cool.
I'll do that right now, so you have, cool.
Have your account all set up.
Susie got a smartphone for the first time, that's a win.
Leanne said, thank you for last question,
when updated vidIQ stuff.
That's good.
Oh, awesome, that's great.
All right, and I see Denise is here and company.
How are you guys doing?
Say hi.
Hi, Bob.
No.
We are doing well, we've got it all figured out,
believe it or not,
on how to actually download our screen
to the teleprompter from a Mac.
And I'm amazed this has taken six months,
but we are here now and then the issue
is just getting it to mirror in the teleprompter.
But we figured out that you choose a doc,
you have to convert it to DOC from DOCX.
And then within the email, I can open it up.
I share it on my email, opens it up,
connect the two teleprompter and the computer,
and then it's in there.
That took a long time to get to.
Anyway, so now we're just trying to do.
You're using the same thing?
So now we're just trying to do.
You're using this teleprompter app, is that right?
Yeah, we're using TP.
So you can open,
I haven't actually tried to open a DOC straight into this,
but what we'll typically do is just go to the script.
So wherever we've got your scripts,
I'll grab something from Posture real quick.
Copy and paste it.
You would just copy and paste it.
So if you have it, so we'll just paste it in there
and you'll see the whole script will be in there.
And then we just do the connecting thing to the iPad
and off we go.
And then it mirrors automatically,
but I've tried that copy, web, sorry.
No, I was saying it should mirror automatically to paste.
We'll go get, go get it.
Do you want to see your screen?
Yeah, so it's working, see, it's like, but it's, it's the regular screen and it's the regular, it's not.
Um, anyway, we tried it with copy paste but it didn't work because of the fonting and I just have to be careful not to copy and paste something from a computer, like I mean from a dictionary or like from a Bible.
It has to all be the same font or somehow it. I see.
Yeah, so typically what I, yeah, so what I would typically do is I use notion but like Google Docs whatever using I just copy and paste it into that document first and then when the script is finalized.
I copy it into the teleprompter.
I was able to do it so what I just pasted in something and see now it's like it's tiny, and it's over there so what you can do.
There's a way to just erase the text here but you can just go to the top here it's you can select all the text and hit default.
Then I'm just going to change it to white and then you can increase the font size so you could quickly get it to correct it just by selecting all, and then changing it, I think there's like a typically a way to remove the formatting but is it like a.
But that's the, that's the fastest way so you can just select it and kind of like you can in Word like you can change the font, you can change, you know, make it bold so it's easier to read if you want.
Right, bigger, smaller.
So, just make sure you select everything with like command a will select everything there.
Command a do that again. Command a.
Yeah.
So if you've got like a lot of a lot of text here.
If you hit command it'll just select all, and then you can change it to whatever you want to make it bigger, smaller.
Change the font.
Oh, you can, and you can have it all the same font because I think it wants it all the same font. Yeah.
Okay, and then how do you get it to mirror I think that's what you're having a camera mirror.
It's not Mary.
So how do you mirror mirror it again. So, on the right side. If you can see my mouse there.
There's like a up and down arrow, and then like a left and right arrow. So, once you've connected to your iPad which I'm not connected right now but you could just connect the iPad and then turn that on and turn off and just click this around
until it flips it to the right orientation so if you click it here it'll reverse the horizontal.
It'll just flip it again, horizontal and if you click the vertical it'll flip it vertically. And if you click it again it'll just go back to the same thing so that's what those two little buttons do.
I know you've shown me this before and then, and then we've gotten to this point and then something else is messed up so I will bring it all together as hard. Yeah.
Do you want to share. Are you on that computer now.
I'm on that computer now. So just see if I can find it first, where I was okay yeah. So, I can share. I don't know how to do that on the bottom just share screen.
Yeah.
Okay.
And then, oh somehow he figured it out. Okay, so you got it.
But he didn't know how I did it.
Okay.
Here we go. Okay share.
Here we go. Okay, so you see that.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah, so yeah these just around. If you scroll. Oh yeah so let me grab my pen here so like these. Oops, it's not letting me draw.
So over,
over here, where it says preview. No.
So which is the iPad down here.
The, it's not really clicking on the right spot when I click it but all right here. Yes, right here, that will flip it left or right.
Bob figured it out he's got it mirrored now. I think we got the whole process we figured it out, because it was either we couldn't transfer it from Mac to iPad or it would get stuck in that or get stuck in the monitor it would get some process of it was always getting stuck.
And one thing you can do, I know this is terrifying because you just got it working but like, turn the iPad off, close this and try to reopen it and get it set up again and just just just to make sure you know.
how to do it now. And you can come back to us. So that way,
tomorrow or next week, when you try to do it, you kind of
remember which what the sequence was. Okay, got it. So I can't
get cool. Cool. Thank you. All right. I appreciate that so
much. I'm glad we solved it. Yes. All right. Yeah, if you
guys have questions, you can put up your zoom hand. That'll
help like just like Lee and Brendan joined in. They did.
Yes, we can jump into theirs. Oh, yeah. Hey, guys. Hey, Lee
and Brendan. Guys. No question about storage. Yes, very good.
It's, it's probably it might be like an Apple question perhaps.
But where, where's the best place to store your episodes or
videos so it doesn't take up, you know, because we've got 50
gig storage level on our iCloud. But we're finding that it's
coming up for quite a bit. We need to upgrade $4.99 a month,
we probably need to do that. But in terms of where to store them
and maybe, maybe this tribe or I'm not sure.
Yeah, so just storing files. Dropbox, Google Drive, they're
all about the same price. You can we use Google Drive just
because our business pays for it. And we have unlimited
storage with them on the business plan. So it makes sense
to store all this the tribe stuff there. Yeah. And all of
the posture stuff there. And so but if you're setting up an
account, I mean, Dropbox, I think it's like a terabyte now
for like $10 a month or iCloud is if you're on Apple iCloud is
good too, because they've got 50 on it on iCloud 50 gig 50
gigabytes for free. Yeah, you can I think for $10 you can
upgrade to two terabytes or something. So if you're in iCloud
just keep updating honestly, the pricing between Dropbox and
Drive and they all do identically the same thing. So
it's not like there's major benefits to go to one of the
other. If you're an iCloud, it's a good one. It just syncs all
your stuff. So it's probably the easiest to just upgrade.
Storage is storage. So like, it's just like it's not like
one is massively more secure than the other. So as far as the
finished video files, you can definitely put those on tribe.
And that's unlimited storage as well. You guys all have access
to that. So there's unlimited file storage on there. But it's
really just for that finished video file that you like the
final thing you want to upload. So but if you want to store all
the footage and all the raw media files and all that stuff
before, you know, that's that's something you can just use, you
know, iCloud for. Okay. Yeah.
And what was that thing on the computer where we saw that it's
got two terabyte on this Mac, we can't work out why that's not
connected to the iCloud, it might be, we've got to upgrade
our knowledge on iCloud. And terabyte storage to do with the
memory. Maybe that's memory. Yeah. Are you talking about the
difference between like your computer storage and your iPad
storage? Yeah.
Not iPad, but iCloud. So like, we've got iCloud. Oh, yeah. I
think it's got four terabytes. One terabyte on this one on the
computer. Okay. On the actual computer. Yeah. Yeah. And we're
like, how does that? How come we're running out of storage
online?
So I'm trying to get to the right screen so I can show you.
Okay, so let's see if zoom will even let us share this. I did.
Okay, cool. So sorry for all the PC people who are on this call.
Because none of this is relevant. But you get I Apple ID
here. And then iCloud is right here. And this will show you.
Right now we have, you know, one and a half terabytes of space
there on a two terabyte plan. That's the iCloud storage. If
you go back, and I think the way I got to this was actually, if
you go to the top left on your Mac, there's a little Apple
icon. Yes. Yeah. Say about this Mac. And then you can basically
get to something that looks like this. This is my actual hard
drive here that's on the computer. And that is what's
used there. So there's two different things. There's two
drives, essentially, there's iCloud, that's in the cloud,
and this one's like on my computer. So you may have maxed
out the one on the computer. So what you want to do is try and
move things over to an iCloud folder. What that means here is
if you're if you're on
Or if you get a finder, you can actually see there's, um, you know, if I go into
users, there's Bruce and then like all my stuff, which is in here.
So then you can move that to, if you go to the left side, there's an iCloud drive.
So I would, if I were you, I would like make a folder here.
That's called like, um, thrive, peer coaching or something, and then
just put everything inside of that.
Um, you guys can see, and there's, there's videos on this.
Um, I won't go into a ton of detail, but you can see like, here's all of our
postures and we do it, we organize it by season and then if you click into each
one, um, we do like any kind of music stuff, the exports, there's like the
finished edited videos, um, footage is just the files that come from the camera
or from like what we record graphics, graphics, and then old is just random
stuff we don't need anymore.
There's our premier file and stills are all the thumbnails we grabbed, um, from,
uh, that's a great, that's a great thumbnail.
Um, these are our traveling days, but you can see we grab a good still.
Um, we export that from premier and then I drag that into Figma and that's
where we add the thumbnail text.
So, but you can see every.
Um, folder I would recommend doing some come up with a system like this.
You can copy ours, obviously, if it, if you don't have one.
Um, and that way you can put like, make a folder for Tik TOK.
So you can make a folder by season, whatever thing you want to do.
Um, so, but then you would just see them.
What you would do is go to iCloud and let's say we made like a new folder
here called like thrive here coaching, which I will delete this, but you can
drag that to the left sidebar here.
And now anywhere you are, you can just click on it really quick
and just drag stuff into it.
So I could maybe drag this into thrive for your coaching like that.
Um, so then it's just nice and easy to get to wherever you go.
Yeah.
Um, if you guys went through some of the training, we definitely recommended
Google drive just because it's what we use, but iCloud is great is best choice
for you guys, but same thing applies.
You can install the Google drive app.
And so all my Google drive stuff is sitting here on my computer.
And, um, everything I was showing you here is actually, if you look down at
the very bottom here says, uh, it's on my Innovo Google drive shared drives.
And then I have a Haven Hill.
That's what we call it.
Um, drive.
So all that is in there.
Um, and I can get to it from any app, um, anywhere on, on our computer.
So, yeah, I think, I think what happened was I was confused with, because on our,
on our Mac, it's, it says that it's got, um, Oh, you want to share?
I know I just look it up.
So on our Mac.
Oh, you're right.
We've got, um, it's got, we've used 855 gig of the one terabyte.
So that's doesn't leave much.
Does it?
Um,
yeah, that gigs are different.
I think it is.
Yeah.
We've actually got quite a bit of, um, storage on the iMac.
Okay.
So I think we've got more on the iCloud rather than the actual Mac.
So we can do storage.
Yeah, we can do that.
We can place the files on the iMac rather than iCloud.
Got it.
Yeah, you can do definitely do that.
The only thing that the iCloud is nice is if your computer falls off the table or
you drop it or something, or if there's a fire stops there.
So we had two laptops stolen in like six month period from our car.
And so like, we just got in the habit of not worrying about that.
And the last time I did it, I think I re like insurance covered the laptop and I
just literally turned it on, signed in and all my stuff was set up within like an
hour and I had everything up and running.
So.
Yep.
Yeah.
Gotcha.
We'll stick to iCloud.
Right.
It's good.
Um, Michelle's asking which teleprompter app.
I just dropped the link there.
And also you guys ever curious what we try to do is anytime I'm sharing any cool
link or app or anything, it's on kingdom messenger TV.
So if you just search teleprompter on King messenger TV, you
would get this link eventually.
Um, so, and if it's not there, let us know.
Cause we want to add it.
We're trying not to list like 10 teleprompter apps for you to try.
We're trying to give you like, here's the one that we use that way.
We feel like we can at least help you use it.
Michelle, how's your ear doing?
It's all better.
Yay.
So thanks for praying guys.
Praise God.
So how are you feeling this week?
Are you feeling a little bit more refreshed or are you still kind
of in the weeds of everything?
Yeah, I feel refreshed.
Well, my whole family.
Emily flew to salt Lake city to go skiing for spring break.
So I'm in an empty house.
So I don't know if it gets more refreshing than that, but no, they're having a super
fun time out there, which is great.
And I am not a skier, so I did not join them.
And, um, I just wanted to focus this week on content creation, building my website.
Blah, blah, blah, blah.
So, yeah.
So I I'm definitely feeling back in the game and, um, and yeah, I can hear it,
which is always nice for a music.
Praise God.
I'm so grateful.
So thankful to hear that.
Yeah.
Hey Ben, I see your hand.
Good Holly.
Hey, good to see you.
Yeah.
Were you in the conference last week?
No, no.
I have heard the stories already and.
It was the same as the experience, all the sales pitches, um, for two days.
So I said, I have better things to do.
So, yeah.
Um, and I, I was in the, in the level two enrollment already and I signed out
because it's, it's like too time consuming for the content and he's
delivering, so that's not for me.
Um, I missed the last week's calls because I wasn't the winter time still
here and I didn't figure out to change my calendar and I'm so sorry for that.
Anyway, we're the ones that have daylight savings time that randomly changes.
So, yeah, we, we finally changed it to now this weekend.
So that we were again on six hours.
And you said, it looks like the oceans behind you though.
I wish I wish.
Yeah.
That's a nice picture, right?
But actually I do hide my whiteboard behind it.
Right.
It's like, uh, there's a good life.
That's cool.
Good hack.
So when I, and I worked and I kind of take it down and then
if meetings, I put it up or so.
Yeah, unfortunately it's glass or as nice as glass because I can wave it off, but
it's reflect so much light, so it's not really handy.
And that's why my question is what pad do you use, you know, for drawing?
Cause I I'm looking into something to have, um, you know, while presenting
instead of using that and so much glare to it, um, what would you recommend for a PC?
For a, for like a, um, yeah, like a, a pad connected to my, I had the.
Remarkable.
Um, yeah, yeah.
But the pad itself, I didn't like it in a way it was too slow.
And the con the conversion from handwriting to letters was not really good.
So I, I've turned it back in, but that had a good feature, right?
So you could present basically from there, but there might be
alternatives that you could recommend.
Yeah.
So, um, the, I, so on the iPad and this there's an Android one as well, but the,
um, I'm been a huge fan of good notes.
Um, if you guys there's, there's a lot of apps out there.
Good notes just works really well with motion.
Um, you can copy and paste drawings and stuff really well.
Um, honestly for presenting and using zoom, I use the iPad and you can use any,
any tablet app and I just use the whiteboard function, um, here.
So, and I'll do it real quick.
And I have the Apple pencil too, which is, it's, it's just nice.
Um, but if I joined this call real quick and the cooling out, this is, I can be on
my computer talking to you guys with my camera, but then I can sign in from
another device and this is just completely hands-free, but it's live.
You guys can see my screen as I type it, right?
That's exactly what I'm looking for.
Yeah.
So if I go to meetings, I just have to join, um, here and I don't have
to share my screen from my computer.
Um, let's see if that works.
I have too many.
I just click.
Okay.
There.
Sorry.
I have like three devices now to this, um, uh, got it.
Okay.
No audio and I'll turn my video off.
Okay.
So I can just, um, go to the top here, um, where there's a share
content on the iPad and there's one of the options is whiteboard.
Um, so if I do this, like you guys will all see the whiteboard here.
Um, and then, um, you, there's like, oh, you can't see it on here, but
there's a little like pen icon.
So I can say, you know, hi, whatever.
Yep.
Yeah.
And this will all work.
And then I can grab the eraser and like, you know, delete certain stuff, draw
circles and things.
So, and there's also colors.
So you can make different colors.
It's just enough there.
And what's cool about doing it in zoom this way is, um, zoom will automatically
save a high quality PNG file for you.
Um, and kind of like the, I don't know what it's called the surface pro.
You could hit the.
plus button at the bottom right, and I
can have another design here.
And then when I want, I can go back to the previous drawing.
So if I want to bring back something, I can do that.
Or I can jump back to the one I was working on.
So it lets me stack multiple screens
if you're having a lot of graphics and stuff.
That's one way to do it.
OK, so what is the name of the app?
Could you please repeat that for a second, please?
Zoom.
Yes.
But you don't use an app to just use the whiteboard function
in Zoom?
No, that is just native Zoom.
OK, got it.
When I'm sitting by myself and doing notes and stuff,
I use GoodNotes.
And that, I think, is also on Android.
And that is more just for sketching out ideas.
It's kind of like my digital notepad.
I also have a real notepad with real physical paper and such.
And I can give you, I'll drop the link to this
because if you guys do like paper,
this is the best feeling paper ever.
Is it Lighthouse?
She's like, why are you still talking about this?
No, it's OK.
It matters to you, so it matters to me.
Is it Lighthouse, or what is that?
I'll send you the link on Amazon.
It's called Lighthouse.
No, it's, I don't know how to pronounce it.
There's a lot of, I'll just drop the link.
You guys were probably spent on this too long.
So you can click on that.
But it's got the super soft paper touch,
if you like that, which I used to do a lot of stuff
like this, but I've now been doing a lot of my iPad
just to test it.
But I have a spiral bound in that problem.
And he loves paper.
You can't beat it.
Yeah, I totally, totally agree.
But my challenge is I have one notebook
and I have another one, and it's like getting a mess, right?
And then I have some electronic notes,
so I haven't figured out a good system yet.
I only adopted the iPad GoodNotes combo
like two or three weeks ago because,
and I share the story because I love it so much.
I saw a TikTok, not even an ad.
It was just some content creator,
like had this template called Good Monday
or something like that.
And it was a $15 template that I, and I was like,
oh, if you just load this into GoodNotes,
it has all the like your weeks kind of set up.
It has a little calendar.
It has like, you can plan each day out
in a nice organized way.
And anyway, I downloaded, 15 bucks, downloaded.
It was like a 480 page template.
Like for $15, it was insane, like the amount of value you get.
So I've just been testing it out the last two weeks.
Again, I'm not teaching a masterclass on this
because I'm still playing with it,
but you're welcome to try it out too.
So.
Okay, thank you.
This is the link if anybody like really wants to know
what that template is for GoodNotes.
And it works on a bunch of notability,
I think is another one.
And anyway, again, two weeks into it.
So just, it's very experimental.
You like it?
It's great.
Yeah, it's been fun.
Like we were on the plane last night
and I was able to sketch out a bunch of ideas
and stuff for Kingdom Messenger.
So it's been good.
It just kind of have to get into the mode
of having in front of you.
So, and then the battery died this morning.
So now I've had to, I'm like,
oh, my paper doesn't need a battery.
So it's not a perfect system, but cool.
Hey, thank you.
Appreciate it.
Hey Holly.
Hi.
You never know what you're gonna learn on a coaching call.
Yeah, thank you for that.
My notes are spread out all over notebooks
and iPads and phones and they're everywhere.
But I just wanted to share one thing
because I was so excited and I tried to tell people
nobody understood how exciting it was
that I had a husband and wife call
and book a consultation with me
from seeing one of my YouTube videos.
Awesome.
And it was the best feeling.
It was so great.
And I was really excited about it.
And they've been listening to all my videos
in their car while they're driving and everything like that.
I was pumped.
Yeah, it was so great.
That's awesome.
That's amazing.
Yeah.
It's working, it's working.
And they were so happy to find me
and it was really great.
But anyways, I wanted to see if I could
just read my one minute origin story real quick.
Sounds good.
Yeah.
Okay, I'm gonna read it because for some...
Some reason it's really uncomfortable for me to talk about myself like this.
So, um, I want to make sure I get it.
I don't know why it feels so weird.
Oh, uncomfortable.
Okay.
So here it goes.
12 years ago, I was a tired, stressed out mom of four young kids alone in a new city
where I knew no one, and I was without any kind of community or support.
And under financial strain, while my husband was starting a new
business from scratch, I was fighting a mental battle and felt spiritually
depleted and disconnected from God.
And to top it off, I developed a health condition that caused chronic
fatigue and brain fog, which added to the mental oppression.
And I felt like I was running on fumes every minute of the
day with four kids in tow.
I knew God would never leave me or forsake me, but I didn't feel him or hear him.
Why for crying out loud, I'd helped countless individuals work through their
personal struggles in my counseling background, and I could not even help
myself why I was frustrating.
No, I was frustrated knowing I was free in Christ, but it wasn't
free and I wanted to know why.
And, um, let's see the mental turmoil and frustration only increased as I
began down a trail of negativity and believing deep down that I was made for
more, I wanted to make an impact, but I was living in the opposite reality.
I wasn't experiencing freedom myself.
I felt insignificant and powerless over my circumstance stances, and there
was no evidence of abundance or making an impact in my life.
I was depressed and in total lockdown.
One ruminating question plagued my mind.
If I'm truly free in Christ, why is it so hard to get free?
And that one ruminating question that would not let up propelled me
forward on a personal discovery.
I discovered quantum physics and its role in creating our life experiences,
our health, wellbeing, and even our life successes.
Today I'm enjoying vibrant health in body, mind, and spirit.
I'm free to function in my true identity and in my full capabilities and capacities.
And I've grown in my confidence and courage to move boldly towards the
fulfillment of my full potential and purpose at an accelerated rate.
I am on a mission to help restore kingdom impactors to their original
design God intended whole, well, and free to function at full throttle.
I've developed a restorative system based on quantum energy principles that
heals the root of any life issue, restores wellbeing, and initiates upgrade.
So if you feel like you were made for more and you're a potential kingdom
change agent, impactor, or influence, but you've tried everything you know
of, and you're still not free and you're ready to move from affliction of body,
mind, and spirit to healing from bondage to freedom and from deficiency to
abundance, so you can fulfill your true potential and purpose.
I invite you to move with me into the integrative wellness, wellness
approach of restoring health and wellness and reclaiming your
birthright from the inside out.
Find out how the Bible backs up quantum energy science and how to use its
mechanics to turn on healing and overcoming mode, live in freedom and
maintain it and fulfill your true potential and purpose.
That's a lot of powerful one-liners in that.
What's that?
A lot of powerful one-liners and that very good.
I think it was a little bit longer than a minute, but I can help with that.
So that's good.
Yay.
Okay.
So what I would do, because I feel like the real hook is that line about knowing
that I'm free in Christ, but not feeling free, I think a lot of people can identify
with that, so I would bring that to the very beginning of before you say 12 years
ago, I would talk about the, I would, um, I would, you could pose it as a question
and directly address the audience that you're speaking to saying, are you someone
who knows that you're free in Christ, but you don't, you don't quite feel free.
You know, this was me 12 years ago.
And then you go into your story and then I would slim down the, um, before,
cause really in the first 10 seconds of you sharing, I feel like you got the.
Like you really nailed the, you hammered the nail on the head.
Like you didn't have to say more than that because you talked.
about, okay, you're a mom, you moved, your husband was starting a new business, you were feeling
physically exhausted, spiritually depleted, like you knocked all of that out in the first 10
seconds. So like, that was enough, I think, for people to begin to self-identify with the problem.
And then you can go into when you talked about you discovered quantum physics, what I would do,
because I know that your audience, the people that you're wanting to reach are people that
you're wanting to first help bridge that gap of understanding. So we want to be careful to not
make it seem like quantum physics is a thing that saved you, but it was the spirits leading you into
this whole revelation of, you know, really the beauty of how God made us and how God designed
his world. Like he didn't design a world and then like pieced out, like he designed it so
intricately. So science and nature and the body and all those things work together, right?
Yeah. So whatever language you want to use that keeps the integrity of, you know,
what is true for you and what it is that you believe about, you know, energy healing, quantum
physics, just make sure that you share a little bit of the story of how the Lord led you there.
Okay. It can be one sentence, but just so it doesn't sound like it was quantum physics that
saved you, right? Right. And then everything that you said after that, as far as, you know, I was,
I was physically, mentally, spiritually restored, and now I'm helping others. You can kind of speak
to that side of things. So that those are my recommendations kind of bring the hook to the
very beginning, cut down the problem until about, you know, that 10 seconds and then speak to how
the Lord led you into the understanding of quantum physics. And if you can find a way to speak,
and I think it could just be a sentence speak to just the, because this was for me when I discovered
just the beauty of nutrition and all. And I was like, wow, like we are really
wonderfully fearfully and wonderfully made. Like my body's not working against me. I am actually
as a spirit being, I can lead my body and my soul into a place of healing because of the way that
my designer has made me. I can work with the design, not against it. I say that all the time.
Yeah. Yeah. So that's, I mean, there's just a, there's just a beauty in that revelation of, wow,
God really knows what he's doing. Like he designed our bodies not to attack us, but to actually like,
so anyway, if you can speak to that and then speak to your restoration and now how you're
helping restore others. Yeah. Okay. Beautiful. And just from like a conversion standpoint,
like you have, you kind of went into like a really good ad at the end of like, but so just
know that you can use, you can, you built up to such a point there that you could ask them,
Hey, book a call with me. Hey, follow me on YouTube. Like, you know, whatever you're asking.
So just customize that. Okay. This is a cool thing about doing your origin stories. You can use it
for so many different things. We are going to do a masterclass on Thursday, which we're actually
gonna do about the Facebook ads. It says active campaign, but it's, we talked this morning. It's
gonna be Facebook ads of how to take that origin story and turn it into an ad for your for your
Facebook page or Instagram and actually put that. And then you can for yours specifically,
because you're, I guess, ultimately the goal is to get them on a call, right? Like, so you could
potentially go straight to a, Hey, click here to learn more, or Hey, follow my YouTube page, or
just know that you can customize that end piece. The beginning part can be identical
on whatever you're using it for, but the end could be customized like that. So.
Okay, cool. But it was really good. Thank you. Thank you so much. And so Bruce brought up a good
update. So Thursday, there's so much that has changed with Facebook ads. So if you want to
recall last week, we talked a little bit about that as far as Facebook has taken away a lot of
the targeting we used to have, like being able to target faith-based groups, Christians, for instance.
And so Bruce has actually been enrolled in a coaching course. So he meets weekly with a coach.
So he's learning a lot of workarounds with the new way that Facebook is doing ads. So we want
to teach that on Thursday. We just feel like it's a little bit more urgent. We're still going to do
the active campaign. We'll just do that the following Thursday, but that's roadmap, but yeah.
That's roadmap. Okay. But eventually in your email, we email you guys.
All I say, we're not, not going to do active campaign, but we just felt like the, because
we're all running Facebook ads right now. And we feel like we need to update you guys because so
much has changed. We don't want you to be wasting any money doing the old system. So, yes. Hey,
Monica, I see your hand. Hey there. I have a techie question. Actually, I found this guy,
Craig Brown on TikTok. I don't know if you've seen it. He does this thing called Bible time
and I'm going to see if I can, if you can see it at all, once he gets to his main thing,
hold on one second. So what he does is he
brings up his iPad with different scriptures,
but then he's writing on them and circling,
doing all of that.
I'm like, I want to know how to do that.
Do you have any idea?
I was going to research it,
but I'm like, if Bruce knows, I'm not going to go.
But isn't that cool?
Very cool.
Yeah.
I know a way to do it.
I don't know if this is how he's doing it.
If I had to do that right now,
OBS would be the way to go.
And what you do is you can actually build
your OBS setup to be portrait,
so 16 by nine, but on its side.
And then you can place your iPad,
like you can share your screen from your iPad to OBS,
and then you can overlay it
so that it's just whatever you're writing is just text.
So what I would do is like draw on a black background
and then have a filter.
Yeah, this is definitely getting into some tech stuff.
You don't have to go into the whole.
Yeah, but it is, yeah.
So we would use like, so OBS looks like this.
There's a video on, you can just go check it out.
But basically you would bring in,
one of the sources is,
I don't know if that's going to share it now,
but you can bring in the video as a source.
And then when you are in here,
I don't know if this will show, it's not going to show.
Let's see.
You can actually go in here and add filters.
And there's different like chroma key,
there's color correction, color key.
And you can do a color key
where it pulls out like black out of the pictures
that what's left.
So for this particular example,
like what's in gray will be clear
and then the color will be what you see.
So this will be like overlaid on top of the graphic.
So that's basically you're keying out that,
but you're doing it live.
As you're typing or as you're writing on your iPad,
it will do that.
That's sort of the live way to do it.
The other way to do is you just hit record on your screen,
on your iPad and then record on your phone
and then just drop it both in DaVinci
and you can overlay them later.
But what you do want to have is record,
make sure you, when you record it from your iPad
or your iPhone, include the sound.
So you can hold down the button
and there's a way to also include the sound
and that way you can sync everything up
and that way it's exactly live
because it's so random what he's doing.
You can't really fake that.
And it was like, as he like leaned down
to like write it and stuff,
they weren't doing that in post.
It was definitely, but that was probably the way
is just capture on your iPad and overlay it
or OBS will do, yeah, OBS Studio, Xavier's asking.
It's a free tool.
So.
Okay.
And my, another, yeah, I'll play around with it.
You know I'm ready.
I know how it goes.
Stay up all night and start to figure out.
The other question is, is there, these days,
do you think there is a preference for the dot-com
or can you be creative with the extension?
Because there are, there is a domain name
that I want to grab, but it's like $3,000.
I'm just like, uh-oh.
So if I could add that extension to it,
like club or whatever at the end, like dot club.
Yeah.
Do you think that makes like such a huge difference?
So as someone who's like a domain connoisseur
who buys way too many domains, like basic,
yeah, the dot-com, like you just can't
because people will, they don't, you know,
they don't think about it.
So we would rather go like a long domain.
Like we did kingdommessengerworkshop.com.
Like that's our main Kingdom Messenger thing.
We've been trying to hire a broker and stuff
to go try and find kingdommessenger.com.
And if that was available for $3,000,
I would buy it tomorrow, like right today, like immediately
because it's so easy to get to,
but we've had to make, you know, workshop.
We've done 1kviewchallenge.com.
We've done like other random domains around that.
We have kingdommessengerroadmap.com.
We do have kingdommessenger.group,
which we use for certain things.
And then we did kingdommessenger.tv just because of,
but I would so much rather have kingdommessenger.com.
Like that's just so much better.
So you can definitely get away with the cheap version,
like just get going typically.
It's just once you start to grow and stuff,
I'd love to, from SEO standpoint,
to just have kingdommessenger.com, but.
I'll go with the longer version.
Go with the longer, yeah.
Or just make it, I like to, it just has to be easy
to remember.
So having a dash in there or something awkward,
like that people will forget about the dash.
Like if it was kingdom-messenger.com,
like no one would ever find it.
I'm trying to do something.
If that's just content based, it's like just content to help, uh, fake
preneurs just create their content.
And so I was going to do like, uh, I was going to do fake con fake
content.com or kingdom content.com.
But those were all taken.
So I'm like,
you're like faith preneur content.
Um, the only problem with faith preneur is it's kind of like, it's
a little, people don't even know how to spell entrepreneur.
Yeah.
That's the problem.
I mean, I don't know how to spell it correctly and I should know.
Yeah.
So something that's easy to remember and easy to spell is always
something with content, but that has to do with faith.
And then I figured, well, if I added club to it, like either faith content
club or kingdom content club, or I mean, yeah, I don't think this is for
that group is cool as well.
If you're pushing, if you're doing a community, um, dot TV, obviously if
you're doing like video training kind of makes sense, although I think
that community is one now,
really?
I know they have that club.
I was even going to do like faith.
This is my domain search thing of choice here, but, um,
you said what you said?
Faith thing.
Um, yeah.
Yeah.
Dot community is available.
Um,
so what's cool about this one is it just gives you a ton of, it's just really fast.
I still go to go daddy and buy stuff, but this is a nice way to faith
content.co is good.
I would go with that one.
Um, that's that co is good.
It's just like, it's easy.
Um,
yeah, these are all going to be.
Taken.
You can also do like my faith content or something.
I don't know.
Anyway, you can, you can get lost in domains, but yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
I just wanted to kind of get an idea if it was like completely, I
shouldn't use, so thank you.
Let us know how the tech talk goes.
Cause
Hey, Michelle.
Sorry.
Hey, um, quick question.
So you guys mentioned that you love Donald Miller.
So I am going through the business made simple and they're teaching story brand
and all the marketing that goes around story brand, and they talk about
starting with the customer's problem and like, you know, massaging the problem.
So how does origin story fit with emphasizing the customer's problem and
how your product or service is the solution to their problem?
Yeah.
I mean, that's a good question.
The way that we work, the origin story is it's the same idea because you want to
start with the problem and end with the solution.
So we talk about that with all of our content.
Like when you add value, you're either answering a question that they have, or
you're solving a problem that they have.
So you're either going to start with the question or start with the problem with
as much as you can with even your episodes, but with the origin story
specifically, I would just say you could probably use Donald's framework, but
you're going to be condensing it into that 60 seconds and then you can, it can
be, it could be a three minute episode, a 10 minute episode, it could be a full
30 minute hour presentation.
If you wanted it to be, it could be a webpage, you know?
So like it could be a sales page.
It could be a funnel.
The origin story is just a way of getting you to be able to articulate
in a very concise way.
What is the problem?
What was the solution?
And then kind of really utilizing your own testimony for the social
credibility and establishing you as an expert in the problem solving of
solving that particular problem.
Does that make sense?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That makes sense.
So like, so when I started my origin story, I just spoke to the burnout of,
you know, the life of trying to be successful, trying to be a good Christian,
trying to be busy Christian, kind of spoke to, I spoke to that pain from my
perspective, using myself as the, not the heroes, but really kind of starting
to establish myself as the guide by kind of sharing like, Hey, who you are right
now, stuck in this problem is who I used to be.
Yeah.
Follow me into discovering the answer.
And so it's been a few years since I've gone through Donald's framework.
So I might not be utilizing all the language, but I know he speaks to that.
Yeah.
Another great, um, I would say similar concept is another great resource is a
book by Ray Edwards called.
um, writing copy that sells, I think is the name of it.
And he has a framework called pastor and it's very similar, like starting with
the problem and bringing people to kind of this result by going through that
acronym, uh, it's a very easy read.
Ray is a believer and he writes like insane, like sales, um, letters, but
he's definitely someone that I think is worth like studying because when you're
starting to speak to any type of problem, you can't like, I think what people make.
The mistake of doing is they make a lot of what they're doing about the problem
itself and they don't speak and they, they speak a lot to that and then they
don't give people enough time to recognize that there is a solution and
that you are part of the solution, whether it's your product or you as the
messenger and part of that is too, like Holly spoke to it, like, I just don't
like talking about myself, but sometimes we're comfortable talking about like our
old self, because that's like, you know, we're not like self-promoting necessarily,
but we have to give ourselves time.
And I, that's why I like the origin story because it forces us to kind of
stop talking about the problem, get to the breakthrough and speak to like how,
how the audience can be a part of that breakthrough by joining the journey with
you, whether that's a product you're selling or coaching service, or just your
channel of like, Hey, come be inspired by the message I'm teaching
and the revelation that I carry.
So that's kind of how it works.
But, um, does that make sense?
Do you feel like, I mean, you're a little bit closer to it.
Cause it's been a few years since I've gone through Donald stuff, but does that,
do you feel like you can condense it into kind of a 60 second something?
Yeah, I need to go back and watch the origin story class because I was
super sick when that first came out.
And do that.
Cause I think you'll see a lot of similarities.
You'll be able to take his framework and really any of you guys, if you're in a,
if you're in another course or you're reading materials, like specifically
marketing materials, see if you can take the framework that you're learning from.
You're being coached in and bring that into that 60 second origin
story and you being the product.
So I think where people make a mistake sometimes, especially when they only
have 60 seconds and because we're Christians and we don't want to talk
about ourselves is we kind of put the product, like whether it's the book or
the course or the service that we're offering, and we don't take time to like
establish ourselves as like the actual value.
So we want to put something in front of that, but it's connecting with you.
Like Michelle could write my book, like she could ghost write my book, but it's
not going to be as transformational to just read the book and not connect with
me, the messenger, the one who's carrying the breakthrough, right?
Like I like, so that's why I can't write Michelle's book.
Michelle has to write, you know, whatever.
I'm just using that as an example or teach Michelle's course or like coach
Michelle's clients or whatever it is, coach Holly's clients, because you're
the one who, first of all, you're the one who carries Christ, not your book,
not your course, those are bridges.
Those are ways for you to connect with your clients, connect with your,
who connect with your audience.
But at the end of the day, you're the one who's carrying the revelation.
You're the one who's has the transformative redeemer living inside of you.
So that's why I call it origin story.
And that's why I speak to it as a story, not an, not first an ad.
I don't say go create an ad because what people tend to do when they go
create an ad is they make it all about the product, the thing, and they don't
put themselves into the equation.
So it all, it's biblical.
It's your testimony.
You're the one who's carrying the testimony.
So that would be my encouragement to you, Michelle.
Like, definitely.
I love Donald's stuff.
I think his, he, he carries an anointing for clarity, like very
few marketers that I've studied.
So see if you can take what he's teaching you and utilize the origin
story as an exercise to try to see if you can get in that 60 seconds.
Cause I feel like it will serve you specifically in ads, but then also when
you're talking with people, when you're connecting with people, it helps you
just be super articulate with what it is that you're all about and what it is
that you specifically carry, not just the product or the service or the channel.
That's so good.
I will do that.
Yeah.
I, I need to go read Donald's book again.
Cause I need to like brush up on stuff, but the one that I
made simple though, I've gone through a lot of that stuff recently
and it's, it's really good stuff.
Like it's just very good.
Like he said, he communicates really well.
Yeah.
Um, also we, I loved that whole, their whole little membership site.
Um, all right.
We like went through for tribe cause we were seeing if we could copy some
ideas cause it's really well put together, like their whole course.
Yeah.
There's a lot of clarity.
And so he just has a very classy production presentation.
The video quality is insane.
Like if you got, I mean, we can get like, we should do a case study and
just like dissect how he does stuff.
But he has like a film crew come out to his house and they literally like,
I'm sure they're charged 20, $30,000 a day to like film his episodes.
And then like one of the episodes, they painted a plane, like with like his
Matt, like business made simple or something on the, on the.
like big airline and they shot it in a hangar. I was like, why? Why did you do that? But it just
looks cool. Well, because, because he has an analogy of comparing a business to. Oh no. Oh,
I know. But they didn't just like take his iPad and be like, let me draw for you really quick.
That's what I would have done. A real 747 and put it in a hangar. Like that's extravagant.
Um, cool. Anyway. Yeah. His stuff's great. I'm always inspired by his stuff because it's just,
it's as well together. Cool. Cool. Hey Reva.
There I'm unmuted. Hi guys. Hi. I've missed you. Uh, Holly, I gotta give you kudos. The Lord was
just really leading us into quantum today in Bible study. It's why I got on late. Cause I
was just needing to sit and soak and all that he was sharing. Um, so prayers for me as we,
Brett and I are stepping out into new things. Cause there's so much, God is so big that we
need to have his anointing to funnel that down and focus it like a seed, a mustard seed. Um,
my question is about what we're talking about with the live going live. And like for us,
like we're going to, we're about to hit like super bowl season for us because we're going
into the feast of the Lord, the spring feast, uh, culminating with Pentecost and having citywide,
you know, just worship and revival. I, and it can be for later. Cause I see it's time it's three.
Um, but here anyway, um, how do I, and this is something you can let me know, sit on it,
any tips, any recommendations for, um, we've been scripting and then doing a condensed edited
thing. We're about to have like a dozen live events and I want to not waste, you know, that
time being, and it's not going to be wasted. Don't get me wrong, but I'm saying, how do I maximize
the kingdom messenger digital landscape potential when we're doing things that we've
typically traditionally only done live? Yeah. So you are doing when you speak about event,
is that like you presenting or is an actual like worship event? Yeah. So the traditional way is
more like you're at a park, you're praying with people. You know, one guy that I've seen do this
pretty well is a Torban, the last reformation guy. He goes around and they do kind of like
on location spirit led, Hey, we're going to go here and pray with somebody. He'll just take his
phone, right? Lift it up and capture it by him. And I've done a lot of that. That's really all
I've got of a lot of our stuff. But Bruce, you kind of mentioned hiring. If you've got somebody
that's dedicated to either photography or videography I'm just needing tips along those
lines. And I'm recognizing it's kind of like an overwhelming level, but we're about to go
into that repeating, repeating, repeating of live events, live worship. And I feel like
in our community, there's going to be not necessarily like to condense it in, but
kind of to model it, you know, how do we get the notes? If you're just from audio to text,
you can do audio to text, and then we could have an outline. And so people could see that alongside
of some video clips. So I've done a lot of different ways. I don't want to necessarily
make it the same every time, but I feel like what he's training us to condense it down,
that I kind of need to follow some repeatability to it.
Yeah. Come up with a good system. Yeah. If it's an in-person thing, if you're leading the event
and you're on stage and you're doing all the things like, yeah, it's not reasonable to like
have you do it. So I would get a friend, a child, someone who just like can be like,
um, I know, uh, can I add to that? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I was just going to say, there's a couple
different things you're talking about. Cause it sounds like you're talking about like a worship
event, which is like an in-person event. There's in person people attending, but you want to,
you want to record it live and invite a virtual audience in right. That's one live live. Yeah.
Okay. I definitely think that there is benefit to that because if you do anything live, it's going
to be helpful for like algorithms. Cause again, Facebook or YouTube sees that you're live. That's
great. I think a mistake that people make when they're doing that is they just treat a virtual
audience as spectators and they don't bring them into the event. They don't address them from stage
like, Hey, we know if you have people doing virtual, if you're able, if you've got someone
team or with your ministry, have someone be an online host and have them responsible for bringing
the virtual audience along for the journey of what's happening in person. It's going to be
different. It's not going to be the same, but it doesn't mean that you have to ignore the virtual
audience and just put up a camera and record it and let it go. So having, you know, a host that's
moderating the chat, asking people questions, addressing, you know, people during breaks,
telling people what to expect. It doesn't have to be super complicated, but just having someone
dedicated to that will make a huge difference as far as retention and engagement for those who are
watching live. So that's for like a live event that's happening from stage. For outreach purposes,
you want to be really careful about live video because of privacy, right? Going up to people,
praying for them. I don't, I don't see enough ministries taking that into account. Now,
if you're, if you're in a church building and there's like cameras and stuff, it's kind of,
there's different states have different legal stuff, but for the most part, it's understood
that it's recording and kind of you attending is giving your consent to be recorded, but people
being in parks and stuff like that, like, it's just a little bit of a wishy-washy line. And so
I would be like as full as integrity as you can be by just protecting people's privacy and treating
those outreach events. Like if you're going up to people doing treasure hunts, things like that
for after the fact recording testimonies. So you prayed for someone and there's, there's
breakthrough, there's a healing and then ask them, Hey, would you mind recording a testimony
and then utilizing that? I just wouldn't do those live. Also generally people, if you've been in
church for more than an hour, you know, that people are very bad at condensing things down
to short. So having them record it. And even if you just grab your phone and be like, Hey,
that's so cool. This happened. Can you just give in 60 seconds, like, tell us what the Lord just
did or something like that. Then you can always edit it and post it later and create that. But
yeah, that's all I was going to say is as far as like documenting what is happening, I would start
there the live, unless you have like a team or a couple of people to manage that live, it's hard
to do it well and do it in person event. It's just, it's quite a lot to think about both of those
things, but start, I would start with the documenting side and just doc. And then after you
do an event, like if you're being followed by someone on social, like they should know you did
that event because if there's like Instagram stories, it'd be a great outlet for that. Just,
you know, I know I'm thinking of like Sean Poit does a lot of these events and he just like,
when he does an event, it's just like 50 stories on one day. There's pictures, there's people that
have shared, there's video clips. So it's after the fact, but your audience knows that like
something has happened and like, they're still getting some of the benefit of seeing like the
testimonies. You get like the highlight reel. You get the highlight reel. Yeah. That's good.
And so, and then I think. So that's almost like after the event and before the event,
just jumping on and saying, Hey, it's Brent Riva here. Just letting you know, tonight we're going
to be in this park doing this thing, you know, let you know, share this, whatever. Yeah. So,
and there's other ways. I'm going to do some ad stuff on Thursday. So if you guys are,
I would definitely run ads. If you're going to be in a particular, or you can do ads
by a five mile radius in a geographic region. So you can literally pick
the spot you're going to be and run ads to that group for a day or two.
So, and then I would just say, you know, you also spoke to him. We're going to be doing some
just presentation style or getting on and doing some lives and doing some teaching. And I feel
like Monica is a real expert in that as far as when it's just, you know, you to the camera and
doing some teaching, doing some live. So Monica, I don't know if you have any wisdom or insight
you can share. Yeah, I, I, I agree a hundred percent with everything that you're saying,
taking them on the journey and acknowledging people is super important. If not, then people
will, they'll be there for a second, but then they'll, you have to give them a reason to stay.
So you kind of think in the back of your head, what would make, what would make these potential,
you know, maybe, you know, your, your viewers, what would make them stay? What would, you know,
what kind of questions could we ask them in the middle of, you know, have somebody ask them
questions and have them respond to those questions on the live, which boosts the algorithm even more.
Yeah. So it's not just them listening and watching, but they're actually interacting with it.
I think, or even asking for who is loving this right now, share some hearts, you know,
show me that you're loving it. That kind of thing is really, and then inviting them to invite
other people as well is important so that it just stay with them. Good. Yeah.
If I think of any more, I'll put it in the group.
Thank you.
Perfect.
Yeah.
And let us know what you're thinking.
Just put it in the Facebook group.
Like, hey, we have this event.
If you're going to try that, just tag us.
We're happy to get feedback.
Thank you so much.
Cool.
Awesome.
Let's get to run and grab Hannah.
But does anyone else have any questions?
I know we're kind of happy to have you hung out
with us all this whole time.
Don't want you to miss out.
Nope.
OK, cool.
We'll be back on Thursday with some Facebook ad training.
And we'll see you guys then.
Have a great rest of your week.
We'll see you.
Bye.