Hey guys, how are you doing?
Pretty good.
Hello, hello.
Good, we're doing well.
Just getting set up here, get streaming.
I see Jen is on here, so welcome.
Welcome Jen, first time.
Welcome to the family.
Thanks.
Awesome.
So let me jump on.
Let's get this streaming stuff working.
Hey Susie.
Let's do some wins.
Okay, who has a win from this week?
Who'd like to share testimony, win, breakthrough?
You know, I had a breakthrough just now.
The reason I'm late is I went on a little hike
to the end of the cliff overlooking the ocean.
And the woman that I was with hadn't been there before
and said, what's that closed trail there?
And I said, oh, that's what the Coast Guard guys
used to go 500 steps down to get down to the boathouse.
And she said, oh, can we do that?
So we did it.
And we went 500 steps down and 500 steps up.
And there was a part that was washed out
but it had a rope that you could hold on to.
And I wasn't gonna do it.
And I just felt the Lord say, you can do this.
Just be careful, you can do this.
And so that's why I'm late is I just got back from doing,
I have not been exercising.
Going up and down our stairs
is the most exercise I've been doing.
And so I'm waiting for this to kick in
but it's kind of exciting to, I mean, just,
cause I haven't been physical.
And I think that being physical is really important
for our thinking also.
And the other thing is I finally, I did episode eight,
hooray, that took me a month.
But it's done.
I'm looking forward to doing it more quickly.
But I think I always say that, but it was good.
Well, well done.
I'm very impressed because you're here
and you're not out of breath.
I would totally be on the floor.
Bruce and I have actually been talking about our health.
We really feel a holy conviction around physical health
and getting movement again.
So Susie, this is just further confirmation for us as well.
So I appreciate you sharing that breakthrough.
Let's do like one or two more wins.
Yeah, who else has a win or a testimony from this week?
See, Amy jumped on.
Hey, Amy, good to see you.
Walt is here.
What's up?
Okay, if there's no more, you have a win, Amy?
Yeah, go for it.
I don't know if you're waving at us or not.
Here, I was just trying to unmute.
I was just going to tell you,
I am like 14 away from getting 3,000 on TikTok.
Oh my gosh.
I'm going to be a fan soon.
That's amazing.
Wow.
That is awesome.
What are you going to do to celebrate?
You got to be celebration ready.
Oh, I don't know.
Y'all help me.
Post another video.
That's right.
Keep going, right?
Yeah.
That is super exciting.
That's awesome.
And did you have your hand raised?
He was giving us thumbs up.
Yeah, we had a win.
It wasn't necessarily this week.
It was, well, it was last weekend this week.
So we were building a funnel for my wife's business
and I was struggling with that a little bit.
So I met a guy from Australia.
We just met via LinkedIn.
And then it seems that he's building funnels.
So he's helping us.
And that's amazing.
That's good.
Awesome.
Yeah.
That's very, very cool.
Love it.
Lots going on.
Ministries are growing.
Bodies are getting healthier.
Businesses are growing.
I love it.
That's amazing.
Okay, really quick.
So Tamara is not going to be on the call today.
So I will be kicking off the call with prayer.
A show of hands, if you're willing to be honest.
Cause yes, last week we talked about
the power of identity, right?
And everything comes down to what do I actually believe
about who God is and who I am?
So has that been tested this week?
Yes.
We all got off the call.
We were ready to go.
We're like, we're marching into April.
They're April's full of abundance,
which we still fully believe.
But I see that there's been some testing of that word.
Right?
That's actually a good sign guys.
It means that that word is weighty.
Okay.
Martell's like, okay, good, good, good.
So here's my encouragement that I want us to start
off the call with, not end the call with
because I know that we're going to be diving
into our stuckness today, right?
The resistance, where can we continue to move forward?
We've got questions, tech, all that stuff.
Do not surrender your identity.
Yeah.
Do not surrender.
or your identity.
What tends to happen when the word is tested, right?
How does an invisible God make himself known?
He gives us his word.
He speaks, he sends his word.
We become deeply aware of who we are
because of who he says we are.
And that word is tested by circumstances.
The internal is tested by the external.
And it's not even the same thing, right?
Because we serve a God who lives inside of us.
We live in him, right?
There's no more separation.
So it's all about what's happening internally,
but sometimes we get distracted
and we let the external start to dictate
what's happening internally.
Do not surrender your identity.
Don't let your circumstances define you.
Don't let your circumstances speak to you.
It's still about identity, right?
Now we're in the circumstances.
We've got to deal with the circumstances.
We've got to move forward in the circumstances,
but it's not about the circumstances.
It's about what God is doing in us.
And April, we felt like there was something very peculiar,
very powerful that the Lord is doing with us in April.
We still believe that.
So let's not surrender our identity
to the external testing.
Let's, right, we talked about identity.
We talked about expectation,
letting our identity shift our expectations.
So the expectation still is,
there is abundance for me in April.
And before it's external, it's going to be internal.
There's an expansion happening inside of you.
You're becoming more deeply aware of who you are.
That's huge.
Because when we're settled in that,
we dictate the circumstances.
They no longer dictate us, right?
We carry that power and authority
into every circumstance we face.
So let's pray into that, okay?
So Father, thank you for your word.
Thank you for your word.
We trust you.
In the resistance, we choose rest,
which is not inactivity.
It is active partnership with you.
It's trust.
Rest is trust.
So we say yes to even more trust this week.
Holy Spirit be with us on this call.
You lead us and guide us in all truth.
Remind us of the truth today.
Even as we dive into the circumstances,
we dive into the external,
we dive into the tech and the content strategy.
Remind us constantly of the truth.
And Jesus, thank you for coming,
being the word made flesh and dwelling among us
so that we can now dwell in you and you now dwell in us.
And there is no more separation.
We love you.
We trust you.
And it's in your name we pray all these things.
Amen.
That's good.
It's good word.
So we let's pull up the list here.
Yeah.
It was, it's actually Susie.
Well, Lee and Brendan aren't here, but.
Okay.
So they might join us a little bit later.
It's very early where they are.
Okay.
So Susie.
We have Susie up and then Lee and Brendan
and then Ben as well.
And then we'll take questions for anyone else.
We've also got Laura who we talked on Facebook
about some optimization as well.
So we'll go through all of that
and then we will go from there.
So Susie,
I saw your episode, episode eight.
So tell us what's going on.
Cause it sounded like your question was a little bit about
you ready for some suggestions
and a better intro and outro.
So tell us what's going on and what we can help you with.
Yeah.
And I look for stuff about camera and doing a thumbnail.
I feel pretty good with my thumbnail.
I'm also realizing I'm not like a lot of people
that this is a ministry and,
or that I need to make money off of this.
I'm kind of clear that for right now,
this is just what I'm doing
and I don't have energy or time or whatever
to make something really, really professional.
But I did do this intro thing
and so it's not much of an intro.
It's just that bit of writing.
Yeah.
I just feel like it could be better.
I'm not saying my name is Susie Marvin now.
I just have it written up there.
So does that look hokey to have that written up
on the wall behind me?
Like this, this one?
Yeah.
I think that's fine.
I mean, what you would want to do,
so here's the trick with this stuff
is I'll try and shrink it back,
is like make it so as tiny,
so that's actually pretty small
and I can still read what it says,
but you see some of these other ones down here,
they get a lot smaller.
Right.
You just, like people are going to be looking at it
on different devices.
So you just want to make sure,
like see how this one, this Waymaker,
is like, I can still read that it says Waymaker.
Right.
Even if I'm on a big screen
or like dwell in the secret place.
Like it's really easy to see.
So maybe just something that's bigger and bolder for like.
um the thumbnail and canva is great for just doing something quick and just dropping some you know
dropping a picture of you into the template um and then just make the text really big um i think
you could probably drop episode and called near on it yeah you don't need to yeah you don't need
to you don't have to have the i would just have we have a safe center like i just make that huge
and big and then don't worry about because you're gonna have it um the title if i move over to the
right here you're going to see episode eight and you know that title is going to be somewhat near
it um what i would do um so when you're so that's the thumbnail i don't know if you have any other
questions add some other thoughts on the on this piece here no you go ahead um so that's good yeah
as far as the thumbnail go and try to do like there's a great little feature that will cut out
the background um and if you go to youtube and i think it's like
this channel which i just use as an example but this guy he has 94 million 93 million subscribers
so it's a good reference point for what's working um but just as far as like i can
this is actually let's do a little more let's do uh oops
some of the think media stuff they have two million subscribers um but you'll see here like
uh if i can't find any good examples now um like they they have these like this text it's just
really really bold i guess but i'm trying to find like like this so they put him like on
like a blue background so there's a there's a button in canva that will remove your background
with one click um and then you can put something creative back there um so that that's just like
a color just a pop of like he it was like i like that it's his is blue because again think visually
what's going to stop the scroll so even just a brighter color in your background will will help
okay gotcha yeah so like i mean this is maybe not your your style and you can take something like
this and you know delete this delete these like little kind of curly bits and then um i'll delete
all this and we can say you know um about here here so i can pull this under there
um i'll just do it real quick um
so if i if i make this i just pulled your exact picture in um i don't know if there's a way to
oh there you can actually crop the image like that um so get rid of those black bars and then
i think it's a background hey monica yeah she's like i'm cringing watching
edit image yeah if you do yeah edit right there yeah this is a great great demonstration
um and then background removal there we go so you see like now you can like place that
and it looks you know so when it's really small it's going to be it's going to really pop um so
that's just something and it just makes it more clickable and it's funny like when people have
good quality um thumbnails it's just it's a it's like an ad for your content right so you
could then just come in here and drop in like we have a set you know a saved center um
and then you know down here you can change the fonts and colors and sizes and all that good stuff
so i don't know if that helps to kind of see yeah yeah it and this is like if you're i would
i would worry more about the thumbnail um than anything else like i wouldn't worry too much
about your um like any type of editing on your episode but um this i would i would spend a
minute on this um and you can go to the background here and then change it
you know to whatever you want so it doesn't have to be quite like that um
and you can literally make it anything um so it's just it's just pretty easy that they
like put all this together so you can just kind of click around it and jump straight to it
now suzy i just want to push back on something you said because you said and i totally get where
you're coming from like you are in your lane and you know your the your purpose for why you're
doing what you're doing you're like you're not trying to build this particular ministry or
business however you said you know i'm not trying to do something very professional i just want to
challenge you on that because your content
And it's actually very well done.
Like, and I'm not just like saying that to make you feel better, because I would
be a horrible coach if I was just saying that, but you have a really easy to
listen to voice and cadence.
When you speak, you take very big concepts and your whittle it down
to make it easy to understand.
Like it's really well done.
So you're kind of next leveling up.
I just want to first like own that internalize that because it's part,
again, as part of this identity conversation, uh, it's okay.
If the, the reason why you're doing something is not for like a quote
unquote professional reason, but your, your content is very quality and you
are a very well-skilled communicator.
So own that, like, don't be apologetic about that.
And so next steps is how can we make the visuals and the way that I'm
presenting this content match who I am and the message that I'm like, that's
a good next step for you, I think.
So things like thumbnails for sure.
Optimizing your videos are a good next step for you.
And then the big thing I have to realize is that I have
always done things on my own.
And I need to be able to get past that to say, okay, I need help.
Right.
And, um, that's what you guys are here for, but every, see everybody else
has got such a bigger thing and I'm just me.
And so I need to be able to step up and say, but I am still
me and I still need help.
So no, it's, it's that it is because you are you that this is important.
And it's important enough to show up, ask for help, be coached, be poured
into invest in this because of what God has, who God has made you to be.
And the message he's given you is important.
Like if like, again, I'm going to challenge you on this language
because are you guys hearing this?
Like, this is, this is big, this is big deal stuff.
It seems very subtle.
And I only know this Susie, because this was my journey.
It's okay.
It seems very subtle.
Hey, I'm just, this is just a passion project.
I'm just doing that.
And that's totally okay.
If that's, if that's what you feel called to, but it's not okay.
If you're limiting the definition of what you're doing because of a being,
because it feels secure and safe.
That's not okay.
So you have to take that to the Holy spirit and say, am I doing this as a
protection? Am I doing this as a coping mechanism?
Or is this really where you've placed me? I'm totally okay with that.
It doesn't have to be what anyone else's journey is.
It doesn't have to be bigger or anything like that. However,
I just want to challenge you as your coach that you do not want to minimize
yourself or limit yourself because of just because of an identity issue.
Cause I'm telling you as someone who's been ministered to by your content,
it's really, really good.
And you're like just getting started and it's getting better as you go.
Like I think that you're like,
I think that you thought it was one thing as far as like, yeah,
I'm just going to be sharing some things I'm passionate about,
but like you're going to be,
you're doing some heavy lifting right now in the Greek. And,
and I know that you're like, Hey,
you're not trying to be a Greek scholar or a theologian,
but what is coming out of your messages is like
really kingdom
advancing life changing stuff because you're tapping
into something that I think that the Holy spirit is highlighting in a
lot of different circles right now when it, yeah. Amy's yeah.
Cause it's identity. It's oneness with Christ.
It's who we actually are the center, this secret place conversation.
Like it's big deal stuff.
So I think the Lord and his kindness hasn't revealed to you all that it is so
that you're not overwhelmed and, but like it's big deal stuff.
So I own that own that.
And, and I don't know how many years ago, well with Graham say, okay,
what's ahead. So I know how to move there. And Lord said, I'm not telling you,
you wouldn't go there, you know? And so, yeah.
So thank you.
Awesome.
And that's the cool thing about the thumbnails and the editing and all that
stuff is you can go back now and work on a new thumbnail and just change it like
for the old graded. Absolutely. And I would do that as a,
so you have eight episodes,
like maybe work through those eight that you have there and just maybe try
different thumbnails.
I know some of these YouTubers with millions of subscribers,
they'll literally change their thumbnail like four or five times and see like
they'll put this one thumbnail, see how many views an hour it's getting,
change it, do it again until they find like one that like really connects with
people. So yeah.
I have, I have a problem with the idea of somebody, you know,
scrolling the internet and stopping on.
That's not how it works at all. That's not how it works at all. That's not,
no, because that,
that would never work because most people are not interested in that and they're
just disappearing. They're like, this isn't relevant to me.
So what actually is happening is there's someone that's, that,
that's.
bad way to think about how people are consuming content. You have someone who is a Bible student
who is studying Greek right now, and they just finished watching a video from someone else,
and your video happens to be sitting next to it. That's much more likely how it's happening.
So it's extremely relevant to that niche, to that person, to other videos. Because yeah,
it's not just scrolling and then, oh, well, like I was going to watch this video about a cat,
but now your thumbnail is so cool, I'm going to click on that instead. It's more like here's,
or someone's searching for a particular word or a phrase, and your video is one of, you know,
50 results that come back all around the same topic. So yeah.
Yeah. Guys, this is, and I'm only talking more about it because I feel like there are some
other people on the call that might be dealing with this. Like when it comes to the stuff that
feels almost self-promotional, right? Putting my face on the thumbnail, because that's more
clickable, trying new things, you know, all of that stuff, it feels almost self-promotional,
but this is a service to your who, because you are becoming more findable to people who are
looking for you. So I'm going to make a parallel right now. And some of you might just think I'm
a total heretic, but it's something I've been talking to the Lord about, and I feel like it's
very relevant and true. When Jesus, it's in John 13, it says when Jesus knew, let me read it.
I'll find it really quick. I won't waste anyone's time, but this is important.
Don't waste people's time. We're reading the Bible.
No, this is, you know, absolutely. This is the word. This is really important because-
And we appreciate you, Susie, for just being like-
Yeah, being vulnerable and being willing to just share like, hey, this is where I'm stuck. This
is what I'm dealing with. Yeah.
While Lindsay's looking that up, do I need to think about an outro?
I would just end with something that's like, you know, if you enjoyed this content,
and you can just be verbally like saying at the end of your episode, just say like,
if you enjoyed this content and you want to learn more about X, whatever your topic is, oops,
our camera just died. I don't know what happened.
Can you guys still hear me?
Yeah. So I don't know what happened there. But yes, you can just say verbally like,
you know, this is, if you like this type of content, like just like and subscribe,
you know, is typically what's said. I don't think you have to have any kind of graphics or any of
that. And the only change I would have to your existing video is the intro. I would start the
first frame of the very beginning of the video with you on screen, not text on screen, because
people, it's way more engaging. And then if you want to, you can bring text up later. But really,
they want to like click on it and start to hear from you immediately. Because they may only watch
for like four or five seconds and then disappear if that text isn't catching their attention. So
is the text even necessary?
The text is not necessary, because you have the title and the description
is a great place for that as well. Let's see what's going on.
The best use of your text, Susie, right now is how you use it with putting the verses up.
Putting the verses up, but like when you're talking, I think it's a really great use of text,
because it's not distracting from what you're saying. It's helping supplement what you're
saying. But any type of intro text that you're using, if you've already got the title, and you've
got the thumbnail, I think that's enough. Okay, good. Yeah. Okay, well, Bruce is fixing our
camera. You guys can just listen in. It's coming, but I'm going to go ahead and start sharing.
So in John 13, it says in verse three, Jesus knew that the father had put all things under his power
and that he had come from God and was returning to God. So he got up from the meal, took off his
outer clothing and wrapped a towel around his waist. And after he poured water into a basin,
he began to wash his disciples' feet, drying them with the towel that was wrapped around them.
Jesus fully realizing who he was, that all things were under his power, all things were under his
feet. And he was from God and he was returning to God. He knew where he came from. He knew where he
was going. When he had this full realization of his identity, what did he do? He washed his
disciples' feet. It's a very humbling thing to do when you realize you're the son of God, right?
And as he is, so are we in this world. And when we realize our identity,
there is a response to service that I think is very, it's a natural response. It's not
something we have to try to do. It's like we realize who we are and it's like who we are
overflows out of us. And we want to serve those that we're called to serve. And part of what we're doing.
when we're getting on the screen,
which is very exposing, right?
When we're doing things that, you know,
our very holy Christian friends
might think is self-promotional, right?
Might call us out and might challenge us,
but we are walking on the digital landscape
and we're knowing this is what it takes
for me to be findable and to serve my who well.
It's like washing their feet.
Because for most of us, that does not come easy.
It doesn't, even if, even for most of us who feel like,
hey, I'm pretty comfortable on camera,
like there's days we just don't feel like showing up
and we do anyway, like that's washing our who's feet.
So this is the power of identity
because it's not so much that, okay,
now we realize how great we are
and we're gonna like humble ourselves
because like, this is what Jesus did,
this is what we have to do.
No, this is an, it's a natural response
for sons and daughters of God,
because again, it comes back to Romans 8,
the glory in us is being revealed to creation
and it's taking creation out of its frustration.
It's putting the glory of God on display.
And that's what we're doing with the messages
that we're sharing, right?
And so again, we have a Holy Spirit.
He's gonna keep us from getting
a little bit wacky and crazy, right?
But it takes us stepping out and washing our who's feet
in a very unconventional way, putting our face out there,
putting our lives out there,
showing up when we don't feel like it,
learning the tech, even though we're not motivated to do it,
stretching, having these goals, stretching our goals
because we're not satisfied with just 20
when we know that, hey, maybe 200 people
should be watching this or 2000 people
or 2 million people, right?
This is how we wash our who's feet.
So I just wanna encourage all of you guys,
if you're feeling that,
because what the enemy wants us to do,
he wants us to, he wants to pull us into false humility,
which is really just false identity.
He wants us to be stuck in an identity crisis
and be thinking like, oh, this is like not Holy work
and this is self-promoting, all this stuff.
No, this is the work we're called to do.
This is what God has empowered us to do.
There's people on the internet right now
that we have been called to reach.
And this is how we are taking innovation from heaven
and we're taking wisdom from heaven
and we're learning how to step out on this digital landscape
and break the algorithms and not be tied down by big tech
and not be frustrated by technical issues
and move forward anyway.
So that's what I just wanna encourage you all to do.
Yeah, let's move on, let's move on.
Cause that's a lot, but anyway.
Okay, let's take that to heart.
Okay, so Lee and Brendan, I see you're on here.
Early, early where you guys are.
So good to see you.
Okay, so we have a question from you guys
about active campaign.
We guys had a few questions, I think.
Yeah, we did.
I honestly can't remember my last.
There was one from today where you're asking
like help with screenshots for active campaign,
but found it hard to...
Oh, okay, what we were talking about
in Facebook basically.
Yeah, I think Bruce, what we need to do,
I think we're on the basic and that might,
I don't know if it's on the basic model of active campaign,
whether we can do the video or not.
It should be, let's get in here.
I've got it up now if you want me to share.
Let's just see what you're seeing, that's better.
Sorry, that just right spoke to me
because all I've been feeling is self-promotion yourself.
What are you doing?
Sorry, you just read my mind.
You can talk about that too, if you want.
Oh yeah.
That's more fun than active campaign.
Thanks for saying that
because actually I feel that too.
But Brendan, yeah, I feel like both of us
have insecurities and oh my gosh,
like I've been hearing your family
and your friends are gonna get sick of you
while you're reaching out to them.
Then the opposite comes back with like,
guys go for another, we're so happy to support you.
But like in my head is all that stuff.
What are you even doing?
Brendan, what have you heard?
You've heard, you've got nothing to say.
Yeah, what are you saying?
You don't know what you're talking about.
I just think it's gonna be listening to you,
all that negative self-talk.
We've had to deal with that more than anything.
Yeah, really we have.
But we'll continue just, yeah,
we'll just continue to go out each day.
So whatever.
And you guys are still showing up, right?
So even despite all that,
I've seen you guys continue to show up.
Incredible.
That's how you deal with it.
Is you just continue to be who you are.
Because for the thousands of people,
you're gonna reach like the few friends and family
that are there, like do whatever you need to,
like to have it separated or have it on a page
versus having it on your personal profile
and just separate and kind of leapfrog
over the friends and family.
I would say most of our friends and family
like have no clue like about posture
or like kingdom messengers.
And like, we try to explain it, like, they're like, oh, okay.
Is that like on like social media or something?
Or like, they just don't quite understand it.
And yet this is like our whole lives, like is what we're dedicating to.
It's very hard to explain.
So we've just, it's just part of the grace is to, um, serve, you
know, and, and kind of move ahead.
But we're never, if we were waiting for friends and family to watch
and get feedback and all that, you know, we'd be waiting a long time.
And that's okay.
That's okay.
We've been having that conversation too, you know,
previously, yeah, we don't go to my family, you know, that, that, uh,
encouragement or affirmation or any understanding because it's okay.
They don't need to, cause they're not our who.
Right.
Not your who, that's the, that's the key right there.
I'll try to convince them or try and, you know,
they have been supportive.
Haven't they?
Yeah.
It's surprising.
My mom's like, um, right.
So there's really long texts after our lives.
And let's, if I could read, obviously she's 78 and she's like, I really love.
You're putting it out there for these kids.
You're putting it on the page.
Like, I like that you're changing the system.
Like she's literally reading our script back to us often.
That's encouraging.
Your mom is very encouraging.
And the thing is, is guys often, it's just the assumptions we have in our
heads, like, oh, they're going to think this.
They're not thinking, they might not even be thinking about you, but if
they are, it's probably good things, you know, they've got other things.
They've got other things.
That's got other things that they're doing, but, um, yeah, no, it's exciting.
You guys know, cause we've posted it, but I feel like the Lord encouraged
us with that one post, um, because I'd never thought that would happen, but
it was the fourth day after we stepped out and started doing, challenging
ourselves that God touched that one, one, and that's it.
And then you just looked at that and like, no, that's, that didn't happen.
And then ever since then, I've been really scared to delete it.
That's their only claim to fame.
No, but, um, also to encourage you, Walt, cause I, Walter, um, I saw you in
your live or one of your messages, reach out to, uh, ask your who, what
do you think about the orphan?
Because, uh, we, we meet orphans all the time or guess what?
That's what they have at how their accent really helped me to think about my who,
but I just really loved how you engaged your community and I was thinking how
we're going to like, um, leverage off that and do that with hours and
sort of bring more interaction.
So now I really loved your stuff.
So share screen where you can do this.
It is 5.
AM here guys.
Yeah, you look great.
You look great for five 30 AM.
Thanks guys.
We have a one-year-old and we were not at that early.
We were not at that early.
By the way, your party looked amazing.
I want your, I want your mom's wisdom on how to actually decorate a house.
I love
it.
Let's do international.
Like, yeah, exactly.
He used to like get on Pinterest and do some stuff.
That's awesome.
Okay.
Let's go here to the site.
Um, just like over here on the left side,
all right, by moving all this, yeah.
Zoom stuff is all over the place.
And this is just for an email opt-in.
Is that right?
Yeah.
Where we're going to put a video with it.
Yeah.
Okay.
Um, the one that we've done.
Okay.
So, yeah, I see.
This is like, let me just see what the plans are.
Um, yeah, I can't remember, I needed to upgrade in order to get pages.
Um, let me just see.
I've, they, so this is even, I think it's the, let's see, which is pages.
So you're right now.
Um,
um,
um, yeah, so basically, yeah, I think you will need it.
Um, like how far did you get previously?
Like, what were you looking at?
Were you looking at the form?
Yes.
Okay.
Yeah.
Um, well, you guys have a website though.
So we have developer that's really said he could, he could do one for us.
Yeah.
So what you could do is, um, just create the form piece here.
And then, um, if you clicked into that, there's a, there's literally an, I
think there's even, you guys are using WordPress, I think like there's even a
WordPress, um, plugin when you go to the top, right, the blue integrate button.
That's like the next step.
Um, there is an option here for WordPress.
So you can click on that.
and there's like a plugin. If you sent this to him, there's like a plugin for it and he just
pastes like a link into it and then he can place that on any page very easily. If you didn't want to
pay for it and just have it on this site, which you could do as well, I think it's like a
nine dollars a month thing. Let's see. We're paying something like twelve dollars a month.
We've paid the annual fee, but I think it's the minimum one on this. Yeah.
Yeah, their website's not very good. I think it's the plus that has the landing pages.
Yeah, it's pretty confusing.
Yeah, it is kind of confusing how they've laid it out.
This is like piggity though.
But honestly, best bet would be just do that.
Yeah, at 49 it's like.
Just do the plugin on your existing web page.
Okay.
All right.
Yeah, and you have to pay anything.
Then you have to pay extra.
Yeah, you can stay on the light plane, I think, is what you're on.
Do you think we could put a video on that, like the 37 seconds that we've done?
Or do you reckon they don't need to?
On the page.
Yeah, I think.
No, you could put a video. Yeah, so that way the form will be on the page on your website
and then you could put whatever you want. You could embed a YouTube video or something.
Around it or text or whatever.
Yeah.
And on Facebook ads, I've got a question on that,
but I think I'll just watch that masterclass and that'll solve it.
Oh, the one from like two weeks ago?
Yeah.
Okay, yeah.
And I'm doing another one, a part two on Thursday.
The same time, bright and early for you.
I actually ran, that's fine.
I ran some ads that I didn't realize I was running.
So that's why I know I need to actually watch the video.
You've said something, something.
I'm like, oh, have I?
I didn't realize I was spending that.
So I think I didn't watch the video because I accidentally clicked.
Gotcha.
But yeah.
Cool.
Okay.
Just running Instagram ads.
I think that'll help me.
When we look at the Facebook masterclass.
I think dealing with insecurity and fear,
how to kick fear in the face when you're going live every day,
that would be helpful.
Any keys on that?
Well, I always defer to Monica
because I haven't actually gone live every day yet.
So I probably need to kick fear in the face too and start doing that.
But Monica has actually gone the way so she can show the way.
How many kids, Monica?
Did you, you've got like six kids as well?
It's like eight.
I have eight kids.
So how to kick fear in the face when you are going live.
This is basically, I could give you all of the frameworks,
all of the different things for going live.
But honestly, it's like you wanting to learn how to swim and me.
And of course, the kids are playing the piano in the background.
It's like me, you wanting to learn how to swim
and me giving you a pile of books on how to swim and expecting you to swim.
The only way on live that you are going to feel over time that,
oh, this is so easy.
I can just roll out of bed and press the live button,
is actually doing it and doing it consistently.
And you will see the first one,
you might feel like you want to throw up.
The second one, you're breaking out in a sweat.
The third one.
But give it, honestly, for me,
I think the two week mark is like the breaking point.
Oh, OK.
I've got the handle on this.
I've got the general idea.
I've taken a few notes.
Or you can also see what your who is responding to the most,
like the type of content that you put out
or the way that you present, even the length of it.
You'll see, oh, if they start to drop off,
maybe I'm making it too long.
Or if they're staying, hey, they want to hang out with me.
So let's chat some more.
Those kinds of things.
But honestly, with live, it's just practice.
Practice, practice, practice.
There's nothing that will replace that
in terms of feeling comfortable.
Fantastic.
Sort of like the piano in the background.
Practice, practice, practice.
We couldn't hear it, by the way.
Don't worry.
That's fantastic.
I've noticed that in some TikToks,
I can't believe it, we're staying on there
for our lives for 18 minutes.
And we've got really good engagement,
you know, 74 people.
But doing push-ups, they love that.
They're like, how many push-ups should we do to get 30 more?
And they're like, 100.
And someone weighed 1,000.
I'm like, come on, guys.
That's like a new worker in me is coming.
I'm like, and then Brendan gets on and gets his confidence.
He goes, what should we get Leigh to do?
And I'm like, no, no deal.
Like 50 sit-ups for another like on our Instagram page.
It's funny.
We're getting them over to our Instagram by getting on TikTok.
That's crazy.
That's awesome.
It's good practice though.
I mean, the TikTok live thing, we're going to be experimenting with soon.
But getting, I mean, even when we're doing a challenge
and Zoom and sending all the emails
and like we had 3,000 people on the TikTok who had given us their email.
We were sending all those people emails like, hey, join the Zoom, join the Zoom.
We had like 100 people maybe live.
So you guys are just hitting go live and getting 75, 74 people.
So that's awesome.
For like really not doing any marketing,
you're just hitting a button and starting to talk to people.
Yeah.
So we'll be on doing Instagram ads on Thursday.
So either we can hop on then or we can just watch the replay.
No, that's good.
And lastly, for sending hints on getting the TikTok emails,
that's this landing page, isn't it?
That's what that's all about.
Getting them from TikTok to an email?
Yeah.
Are you guys doing that event, right?
Oh, that event is for our people that live in Melbourne.
Okay.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I would send them to that.
Like send them to the form.
Don't worry about the video and all that.
There's one of the options where it said WordPress on FACT Campaign.
One of the options there just says link.
And you just take that whole link and you just put it in your bio.
Or if you're going to use solo too,
you can just make a button that says sign up for newsletter or something.
Oh, fantastic.
You can do that right now.
And then later come back and add a video and make it pretty.
Yeah.
And I would position it not newsletter.
I feel like it's pretty outdated.
No one's really motivated.
Or for join the community.
Yeah. Join the conversation.
Join the community or stay in touch with us or get connected.
Those are types of work.
Those are, I think, a little bit more attractive than newsletter these days.
Yeah.
Awesome, guys.
Thank you so much.
Perfect.
Okay. I think it's Ben next.
And then we'll go to Laura.
And then anyone else who has questions.
Hey, thank you.
So I have a question on Facebook ads.
We were thinking today we were planning a little bit with mortgage
to do ads.
And then we realized that we need, so we lack information.
So I missed the class when you did it on Facebook ads.
I couldn't make it on that point.
So my question was more,
kind of, if you could run me a quick through,
is that what is that covering or what else would I need?
What we want to do is get people basically to an opt-in page
where we want to give them a freebie.
They just need to give us their email, not even their name,
just kind of do it as easy as possible for them.
And then from there, lead them to a landing page
where we would like them to invite them to a workshop.
Yeah.
So every camp, well, so definitely watch the recent training
because a lot of stuff has changed on Facebook
in the last few months.
And especially with the targeting and all that.
But yeah, I would do it.
All your campaigns should be set up as conversion type
because you're either wanting to get a lead
or you're wanting to get them to give you money
or like a paid conversion.
So I would start there.
I mean, I know the mechanics,
like you've got ClickFunnels or a page and all that stuff.
What was your question more about?
What does it look like?
What kind of ads to run?
What type of ad, what type of campaign would you recommend?
That would be the one question.
And the other question would be,
where can I find some kind of compact training on ads?
Or is there everything in the training in there
that you think watching that should be good?
That one recent is just going to be good for Facebook.
And it's doing kind of a very simple
like Facebook-like campaign is what we're doing there.
There is additional training that we'll be adding
coming at some point where there'll be like specific
kind of courses like to go really, really deep into the ads.
And we've actually worked with some partnerships
of this guy Chase Chappell who I'm following,
who's one of our mentors.
He's going to be bringing,
like we're going to be listing some of his courses
in our shop.
So there's some of that coming more
on what you're talking about,
which is like conversion and making money.
And that piece of it right now,
a lot of what we're doing on ads is like getting likes,
getting people to follow you or getting people.
people to just send a bunch of traffic to like I have done that.
And I think that was pretty successful.
Well, in terms of money, whatever that worked pretty well, but I've never done
it for like, um, getting people sign up on, on a page on an opt-in page.
I have never done that.
So I wasn't, I wasn't sure, you know, how to set that up or give me a
recommendation where to go to, um, you know, without spending hours
and hours and hours of, yeah.
So the short version and you can go back and watch this and I'll go through it
quickly is set everything up as a conversion, set up multiple, uh, ad
sets with different audiences to test and $5 a day on each ad set.
Okay.
Not, not 50, not $500 a day, like just five, $5, and then just increase
it every two to three days by $5 for the ones that are working.
Um, and then, uh, I'll show you like a super quick example of this.
Um, and then we'll, but, uh, this is just one of my friends
who's he's a graphic designer.
I'm, I'm just helping him out.
He's not a kingdom messenger, but he's a great guy.
Um, he was one of my first bosses.
So we're still friends and stuff.
So I'm helping him with this little landing page.
Anyway, this is how easy it is.
Like a little headline.
He made a little video.
It's 60 seconds long.
Um, and this also was the ad.
Um, let me mute it.
So it's not there, but, um, he just talking to the camera and then it
like cuts to some of his like artwork.
And he's talking about like, you know, doing these pictures for pets, whatever.
It's got some testimonials here.
And then, yeah, you opt in with that.
And then on page two, it's like a checkout form.
This is all just in ClickFunnels.
Um, so very easy.
That's basically what we would like to do.
Okay.
People sign up for freebie, um, and then kind of lead them to a thank you page
where we could invite them, you know, to, uh, yeah, so for kind of this,
uh, short masterclass, um, workshops, steal these guys.
Um, this is a good example too.
Um, so, so in, on this page, it's all about just like opting in for free.
So this was like a, for free event.
And then on the second page, it was like, see, I'll see the language here.
It says, congrats.
Like you are registered, like you're done.
What you just wanted to do is done.
Then we said, you know, here's a way to sort of upgrade.
And so, and this thing, it was like, I think it was for yeah, $37
to join the Facebook community.
So this was, but we have, but just, it was just a video.
We didn't do complicated text and copy and all that stuff.
We just, and that's the easiest way.
And then you can just see how it's just like video add to my order.
And then it brings you down here because at this point we don't have their credit
card, um, so they didn't exactly.
Yeah.
Cool.
Um, what is the link?
It's one K challenge, one K view challenge.com and it's about to change.
Um, but yeah, it'll be up there for a minute.
I'll drop it in the chat.
Hey, thank you.
Everybody on this call needs to sign up for that.
You guys all have access.
They have all the masterclasses in kingdom, just in case people get confused.
Yeah.
Cool.
Um, thank you.
That, that helps a lot.
That is a real, we will, um, can we just talk about the thing?
I don't want to get sidetracked.
Okay.
Just stick around to the end of the month that our next challenge will be covering
more of what you're talking about.
Yeah.
The problem is that our, her, her masterclass or that's not a master.
The workshop will be on the 27th.
So I need to have the things up and ready to do this stuff and just post
in the group, if you have questions, I can answer that.
Thank you.
Appreciate it.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Let's get you on mute.
Can you hear me?
Yes.
Okay.
I've had like really bad technical problems, which I don't normally have.
Um, and I can't get to my YouTube page, but I can't get to it on my phone,
but, um, I think mostly I missed the beginning cause I kept the, like I said,
it was running into something technical.
Um, and so it might be kind of a repeat of what you just coach somebody else.
I think Susie, but, um, I'm trying at this point, I've I'm on episode 20.
So I'm five months into the process.
I am, I don't know where other people are at, like, you know, like in
terms of your responsibilities, but just like trying to get into the
rhythm of juggling just a full-time job.
And then, you know, like a log out of one job at six 30 and then, you know,
bounce into the other, trying to juggle that I'm trying to just get to the
place that I'm in a rhythm, you know, um, about like, you know, posting on
Monday morning, you know, I, I have my episode up there, I get it
scheduled and stuff like that, but then there's still like.
posting, you know, sharing it to my Facebook page, my group page in Facebook, some of our
community pages.
And then I start like on Mondays, I start creating my shorts in Canva, taking excerpts
that the Holy Spirit shows me out of the main video, and using that to help, you know, promote
the short content.
So far, I'm mostly just promoting it on Facebook.
I'm getting, you know, like I'm getting maybe 25 to 30 YouTube viewers a week, pretty consistently.
I kind of feel like I'm having to keep my pulse on the content, like, I don't know,
there was a sense that I had that maybe viewers were getting a little bored, you know, that
I needed to really change my topic just a little bit, not my topic, but just let the
Holy Spirit, how would I say this, I feel like what God is doing right now is he wants
to speak through a more prophetic anointing.
So I'm bringing content, and I'm teaching snippets of truth.
But he's wanting me to apply it to like right now.
Not just like world events.
Yeah, like where the body of Christ is, where we are, like as a nation right now, and to
give people tools to help equip them to walk in truth in this hour, you know, because we're
in a time of real great deception and tumult.
And so he's kind of shifting things and giving me content that is much more prophetic and
now oriented that's into the teaching.
So I guess my one question, first of all, is, is it, you know, is it okay that right
now I just am, you know, kind of humming along at 25 to 30 viewers?
That's the first thing I'm kind of like, I don't know if that should be changing.
I haven't really done a lot to try to shift that.
I'm just trying to keep up with the pace and trying to get a momentum.
And then I also stopped posting on the like the short form content.
It's been a lot of work for me just to get my long form content out.
And so like, I do that, I post that on Monday.
And then usually, honestly, what happens then is like Monday and Tuesday, I start creating
my shorts, and I post those throughout the week.
And I haven't been posting them to, what is that, TikTok, or Instagram, I've just been
putting them on my Facebook.
Because like I said, it's a lot of people who maybe wouldn't watch the full length YouTube
are watching the one minute shorts, and I'm trying to exert key content, key nuggets,
you know, that the Holy Spirit is providing.
And so more people are, you know, watching the short form, and then I have my steady
audience that watches the long form.
So I know there's more that I can do.
But I haven't been able, honestly, to keep up with it.
So I'm trying to just inch along a little bit at a time as I have time to make upgrades,
you know, so I upgraded my thumbnail.
Your thumbnails look great.
I've got yours pulled up here.
Okay.
They look good.
Yeah.
So like one thought on that, like basically, don't feel like you have to do all the things
all at the same time, right?
Lindsay did like months and months of YouTube and Facebook and Instagram, just posting the
same piece of content to those three platforms, and we didn't touch anything short form.
Like that was months before we added that.
Or you can go all in on short form and do the long form later.
So don't feel like you have to do both at the same time, all at once.
So as far as getting like the reach, the fastest, the easier ones to grow is the short
form content, just because they just, I mean, you're going to see right here, you've got
600 followers already and 35, although you're probably putting in like 90% of your work
is getting this and like 10% of your time is doing this, and it's way bigger.
But these things forward.
That little short one, the newest one, I think I just experimented posting that one from
a different platform.
I did that from Canva.
You can go right from Canva into TikTok.
So that's the first time I've done that one.
And it looks like 627 people.
I just did it last night.
That's awesome.
No, I think that's awesome.
Yeah, so but don't feel like you have to do all the platforms all at once.
As far as the lowest amount of.
effort for the highest gain, like the short form is going to be good.
Um, because again, here's the thing is you're, you're going to put a lot of time
in, there's a lot of good content here, I'm sure.
Um, but you, but only you're only at 35 followers, subscribers.
So you don't want to be doing all this extra work.
Um, and that's why we've kind of moved all the short form stuff
to the beginning of the road.
That's for people who are just starting out, um, for this reason, because you
feed people into this from other platforms.
Once you've got more, you've got an email list or you've got people where
you can get more traffic to YouTube.
Um, the other thing you want to do is, so I'd either go all in on the short
form and pause that, or go all in on the long, this long form content.
And when I clicked into this, like I noticed there was no tags here.
So, um, definitely go in and add the tags, watch the keyword, um, video
with fit IQ, um, net that you can fill up all of those tags in there to get
people who don't currently watch you to be able to, um, when you're editing it,
I'll just, I'll just send you the video here.
Um, and you can watch it.
There's like a 30 minute, um, I think it's called like keywords.
Yep.
Here we go.
Yeah, that'd be a good next step for me.
I've seen, looked into some of the analytics I've seen that they have
been on YouTube offering my, like, you know how you can look to see where
your viewership is coming from in the analytics, how much of it is indigenous
to YouTube and how much of it is coming from other platforms and there's a
certain portion of it that is coming from people that are not subscribers.
People that YouTube says that they've offered it up for, but there's no, I
haven't added tags or anything like that.
And I haven't been great about, um, I'm getting into a better rhythm is all I
can say of learning how to create the short form and feed that in after I post
the long form, you know, because a lot of what God has given me, to be honest,
it's kind of, um, it's not light snippy little things, you know, it's a lot of
it is stuff that's challenging to fit into like a five minute or eight minute.
So, you know,
you could do is, um, make the long form your core content.
And so just when you put all that effort and time into the one video, like just
do once a week on a long form and then spend the rest of the week promoting
that, that piece, so that could look like sharing it on different platforms,
sharing it in different Facebook groups, get people to YouTube to
go watch that piece of content.
Um, and any short form content pointing towards that one.
Yeah.
And it can, the short form content can be like, Hey, I just shared a video that
says this, you know, click the link and watch the video for again.
Cause if you remember when we were doing short form content, we start with that
hook, the hook can be a question.
Hey, have you, have you wondered about what's going on in Ukraine right now and
how that relates to Christians or whatever, you know, something that's
obviously whatever it is that the, that was my other idea was to look at.
So any of those, like, cause again, I, I like to think of Tik TOK Instagram
reels, YouTube shorts as like that net.
And then you're bringing them into like a greater hub and the hub being your
longer form short, your long form.
But what we tend to do sometimes is think we've already put it up there.
So then we can't keep pushing, but you've got new people, right?
So like use all of that energy with your short form to point to that one
big long format piece of content.
Think of short form, like a billboard.
Yeah.
Like you're not going to get totally think a different way or
change their theology on something, but you can get their attention in a
big way and then point them somewhere.
That's really all that short form stuff is.
And how did they, like when you're posting your short form content, like
say on Tik TOK or Insta or whatever, I'm going to probably just start with one
at a time because it's hard to, like you said, it's hard to add everything all at
once.
How is that, that they get to your YouTube channel?
I'm reminded.
That's a good question.
I think Susie just had the same question.
So if we're over here and I'll just see if I can pull Susan.
No, I'll use a, I think it's Lynn's.
So we have a, this link here.
So we, anytime we say, Hey, there's a link in wherever it's we've added
it to our solo two page.
Okay.
Why is that not working?
Oh, it's an, it's just Tik TOK.
So here we probably changed because we find all the mistakes on our sites.
Um, so, uh, we have this one page and this goes to YouTube that goes to
Spotify that goes to Apple podcasts.
Um, so there's a great little video we made.
This is a free.
tool, you can make a TikTok, the solo two page.
No, it's a just a separate service.
And I'll send you the link to that as well.
OK, it's free, free to all.
You can make it set up like 10 minutes to set it up and you can add all these.
We don't even pay for ours. This is all free.
That's just upload this picture.
And then you can it's just one way you can send people.
So if you don't have a website or anything like that, you can just
do that. I think like you had one episode where you said, hey, there's this who I am.
Yeah. So I offered like a resource so people can click on it.
And there's like a just go straight. Oh, awesome.
OK, so so it's one link that it houses.
But, you know, YouTube's at the at the top.
I mean, I'll remove the Graham Cook one because that's but that's what you have
linked to. You have that linked to, OK, your TikTok page.
Yeah. And any of my bios that you can only add one link here, a single link.
And that's why it's called solo, because it basically put a single link there.
But then you can send them to like eight different places.
That's that's awesome. Yeah.
OK. Yeah. And I kind of had again, it's a time thing.
But, you know, when the Holy Spirit kind of leads me into it, I've got
you know, I've got content that I can create a resource like for to give away for free.
You know, ten ten great benefits of praying in tongues, for example.
And, you know, I have a lot of content in me that I can put into different formats
if I want to be able to, you know, get a mailing list or something like that.
But I'm I'm really just kind of inching along right now.
And I really would appreciate if somebody else has any feedback about like
what your rhythm looks like.
Like if there's somebody else who is working 40 to 50 hours a week
doing something else on a job that you have to do, how are you fitting this in?
Do you just do it in the evenings?
Do you do it on the weekends?
How just I'd love to hear how that works for you.
Anyone on the call can unmute themselves if you've got some insight or wisdom.
OK. We stick to our weekends, Laura.
We always run and I work, but we I don't work 50 hours.
But Brennan's full time and I'm
how many hours, 16 to 20 hours.
But outside of that,
I'm actually doing other stuff as well.
So, yeah, running a business and that.
But what we do is we stick to we always have to get our episodes out
in our head by Sunday night.
So we've been technically using our Saturdays to do content,
creation, interviews and, you know, I'm getting it ready
published no later than 7 p.m., 8 p.m. on the Sunday.
Yeah, that's that's our rhythm.
So you do a lot of it.
In other words, then on Saturday and Sunday.
Yeah, we we yeah, we have our social gathers
on. We really have to because we realize we have to get that done
because if we don't have that time, we're up all night on Sunday
and we're grumpy on Monday.
Yeah. Yeah.
Done that, too, where you're up till midnight or something.
We were talking in another group.
I can't even remember where it was last week, but we were just recommending
people starting Roadmap or starting this whole journey,
like carving out to like 90 minute sessions for content creation each week.
This is actually something that I think Hannah Brencher talked
in one of her sessions.
It's it's in the Kingdom TV.
But she just talked about carving that same place
where you just as a discipline, you set that appointment in your calendar
because, you know, if we had clients or we were doing another job
or, you know, you're meeting with someone,
you would keep that appointment. Right.
And so if you can put in an appointment in your calendar or something
and just keep it with yourself as well and actually, you know, value that time
and say, hey, this is my time from Tuesdays from nine thirty to eleven.
And 90 minutes is great as far as like getting into a deep work session
and actually having time to let your brain focus entirely on that thing
is really good.
And sometimes like I think for you, like on it is a Saturday thing.
Same as like Liam Brendan.
But you just kind of going in for three or four hours
and knocking it out in one stretch.
Yeah, basically, I, you know, it used to be kind of two 90 minute ish sessions.
I have to condense that into one just because of my season of life
right now as a mom.
So it's usually on a Saturday that works best for us,
because that's when Bruce is available to take Hannah.
And I don't like I always want to skip the appointment.
I never motivated, you know, do it then.
But Bruce is really good about, hey, you wouldn't cancel on someone else.
Like, don't cancel on yourself.
And I'm always very grateful for that, because I've learned
that motivation is a really horrible driver
because motivation does not stand up to resistance.
very well. And there's always resistance, right? There's always something better you'd want to be
doing, or you're too tired or there's tech issues. And so I don't like wait to feel motivated or
like, okay, I don't feel motivated right now. So I'm not, I'm going to cancel this appointment
and wait till I feel energized. I just have that on my calendar. That's when I sit and do it.
And again, that deep work allows you to kind of settle, whether it takes, sometimes it takes your
brain, even like 30 minutes just to kind of get not so distracted. And there's always some flow
that happens there. But if I'm feeling, if I'm really feeling the resistance and I'm not feeling
motivated, I always ask myself, like, how do I want to feel at the end of today? And I always
want to feel done at the end of the day so that, you know, even if I'm not feeling motivated in
the moment, that kind of keeps me in my chair because I want it to be done. So that's what
the reward afterwards feels great. Right. Like for me, I think I usually spend,
honestly, I probably still spend a couple hours at least really pulling the message out of my
heart and putting it on paper. Oh yeah. Yeah. I probably take a couple hours filming because I
don't, I can't just get in the flow immediately. I probably spend a couple hours video editing and
putting it all together. I do a lot of video editing to pull it back down to, you know,
seven or eight minutes or something. And then yeah. And then just, you know, some of the uploading
stuff that I can even do late Sunday night. So it's, it's, for me, it's, it probably is like a
full, there's probably a six to eight hours. It goes into just a YouTube episode. So yeah,
for me, it's about five to seven hours right now for a single episode, what you might want to try
to do, Laura, after all that we've talked about, because it sounds like, Hey, we do have these
anchor pieces of content, which it's really, it has to be meaty. We need some extra time,
maybe lift the boundary right now of it being short and allow yourself to have longer.
Longer. It's harder to make a short video because you got to get concise and stuff,
which is fine. That's one way we serve our who, but, but because of what it is that you're taking
on, let's experiment, let's allow yourself to kind of, so you're not getting stuck in the
editing as much and allow yourself to have longer, long form content, and then utilize short format
content, content to point to that anchor piece and just see what happens. Give it a couple of
weeks and see if that helps your viewership and you're engaged. Okay. Yeah. It's, it is pretty
hard to try. Like there's certain things that I'm trying to explain and I have to lay certain
foundations. Otherwise they don't make any sense. Right. Right. And if I spread it out like over too
many weeks, then you lose the continuity. Yeah. Do five minutes here and then keep laying the
foundation five minutes next week. It's it all is, is too incohesive or something.
I think you're at a point in your journey too, where you kind of done the hard work of
editing it down and doing those shorter. So people you've got, you've got kind of an audience that is
with you. So just try it, go ahead and experiment and see if that makes a difference with viewers
and engagement as well. Like I would definitely, and I would give it, I would give it at least
four weeks, four to six weeks of you doing that and just kind of seeing it. Cause sometimes it
takes a second for your audience to kind of catch up with what you're doing and see if that makes
it. And I, and I am going to really work on trying to be more consistent on getting my short form
out there, pointing back to the other. And, and treat your short format content. Like maybe don't,
maybe you're not editing out all the sound bites right now. Cause you're treating it more
promotional. Just get on your phone. Like after you've recorded the long format content, cause
it's fresh and film some short format, like off the cuff. Cause again, that's one less thing that
you have to edit and like find. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. Well, thank you. Awesome. I'm excited
to see what happens. It was a good experiment. Okay. Well, I see that. Oh, you just answered a
question for me. Great. Okay. Does anyone else have any questions before we, that was everyone
in the queue? Again, if you guys, there's a link in the Kingmaster.group and there's actually a
link in every email that we're sending to you where you can like fill out questions, I think.
That just helps you. I mean, that helps us kind of get you in the queue and get things
a little organized. I don't see if anyone has, I don't see any hands.
Good. Awesome. Okay. Well, Thursday, there's kind of a part two masterclass to the Facebook,
Instagram. You're gonna be talking a little bit more Instagram ads on Thursday, 3.00 PM Eastern
Daylight Time. Next Tuesday, we won't be here for coaching. That's right. We've got to move
our coaching. Cool. Yeah. So Monica will be on here helping everybody. Which is,
I might jump on because I got some questions. We actually have another
appointment. So Monica is going to take it on. It's great. It's gonna be awesome. Cool.
Well, have a great week guys. Good luck with everything that you guys are doing. We're
praying for you guys and believe in you guys. So don't surrender your identity.
The circumstances don't, don't personalize it. Don't if something, if you hit resistance,
if you hit testing, don't say, well, okay, this means this about me. I'm no good. I'm not enough.
I'm not quality. Absolutely not. The only thing that defines who you are is the word of God.
So do not surrender your identity this week. We'll see you guys on Thursday.
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