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What it feels like reading the AI comments on my LinkedIn posts

What it feels like reading the AI comments on my LinkedIn posts

17,059 просмотров • 5 дней назад

I love Ted Lasso. And I love this story about Brett Goldstein (the actor who plays Roy Kent). Brett was hired as a writer for the show but started to feel like he actually could be one of the characters… So he filmed himself doing a couple of scenes as Roy and sent it to the team for consideration. He already HAD a job on the crew but he probably wouldn’t have been cast as a character without going out of his way to prove himself and then ASK for the role. What else might you accomplish if you just pushed a little further? If you asked for what you wanted?

I love Ted Lasso. And I love this story about Brett Goldstein (the actor who plays Roy Kent). Brett was hired as a writer for the show but started to feel like he actually could be one of the characters… So he filmed himself doing a couple of scenes as Roy and sent it to the team for consideration. He already HAD a job on the crew but he probably wouldn’t have been cast as a character without going out of his way to prove himself and then ASK for the role. What else might you accomplish if you just pushed a little further? If you asked for what you wanted?

2,089,096 просмотров • 3 лет назад

I think about this idea from MrBeast a lot. Community can be an unfair advantage when you find people to share with and learn from. When you’re operating solo, you just can’t compete with someone who is learning from the experiences of several others in real time.

I think about this idea from MrBeast a lot. Community can be an unfair advantage when you find people to share with and learn from. When you’re operating solo, you just can’t compete with someone who is learning from the experiences of several others in real time.

636,505 просмотров • 3 лет назад

Felt kind of weird to make the intentional effort to capture this moment. But, in hindsight, already grateful we did it. I’ve never regretted documenting a moment — but I l’ve often regretted not.

Felt kind of weird to make the intentional effort to capture this moment. But, in hindsight, already grateful we did it. I’ve never regretted documenting a moment — but I l’ve often regretted not.

226,120 просмотров • 2 лет назад

He posted the FIRST TikTok about ChatGPT...and his audience grew from 0 to 200,000 in two weeks. Today, Riley Brown has 1.5 million followers, raised $9 million to build Vibecode, and one of the most impressive content machines I've seen. And he talked me through it. Timestamps: (00:00) How Riley's first ChatGPT TikTok got 20 million views (04:56) First mover advantage: (07:50) How Riley films his videos (11:24) Why structure made his content worse (13:06) My honest moment (21:33) The case for educational screen-share YouTube videos (26:45) His content strategy (30:43) The seven-account Twitter strategy that tripled revenue (37:37) Gimmicks that actually boost retention (41:00) Why AI writing your scripts is suicide in the long run (42:37) The content farm future and how to survive it (50:14) Platform rankings: where to start today

He posted the FIRST TikTok about ChatGPT...and his audience grew from 0 to 200,000 in two weeks. Today, Riley Brown has 1.5 million followers, raised $9 million to build Vibecode, and one of the most impressive content machines I've seen. And he talked me through it. Timestamps: (00:00) How Riley's first ChatGPT TikTok got 20 million views (04:56) First mover advantage: (07:50) How Riley films his videos (11:24) Why structure made his content worse (13:06) My honest moment (21:33) The case for educational screen-share YouTube videos (26:45) His content strategy (30:43) The seven-account Twitter strategy that tripled revenue (37:37) Gimmicks that actually boost retention (41:00) Why AI writing your scripts is suicide in the long run (42:37) The content farm future and how to survive it (50:14) Platform rankings: where to start today

27,352 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Every creator needs to see this. Tim Ferriss is one of the best content creators ever. His longevity and work quality are unmatched. And in this clip with David Perell, he highlights the biggest opportunities (and risks) facing creators today: Reputation and credibility. He calls credibility “the new gold” and in a world where the ability to make *something* gets easier and easier, quality and integrity become the scarce resource. If you want to be in this game for the long term, you can’t make short term compromises. And Tim is a fantastic role model.

Every creator needs to see this. Tim Ferriss is one of the best content creators ever. His longevity and work quality are unmatched. And in this clip with David Perell, he highlights the biggest opportunities (and risks) facing creators today: Reputation and credibility. He calls credibility “the new gold” and in a world where the ability to make something gets easier and easier, quality and integrity become the scarce resource. If you want to be in this game for the long term, you can’t make short term compromises. And Tim is a fantastic role model.

118,340 просмотров • 2 лет назад

I interviewed Jenny Hoyos and learned a TON about YouTube Shorts. If you don't know Jenny, she averages 10 million views per video on Shorts. And she learned (in part) by studying ALL of the Shorts from MrBeast and Ryan Trahan. Seriously – she literally scraped and analyzed the transcripts of thousands of Shorts. This week, she shares it all with us: • How she comes up with ideas • The structure of her Shorts • Why she edits to be exactly 34 seconds • How much she thinks about retention ...it's a masterclass. And it's live on our YouTube channel right now!

I interviewed Jenny Hoyos and learned a TON about YouTube Shorts. If you don't know Jenny, she averages 10 million views per video on Shorts. And she learned (in part) by studying ALL of the Shorts from MrBeast and Ryan Trahan. Seriously – she literally scraped and analyzed the transcripts of thousands of Shorts. This week, she shares it all with us: • How she comes up with ideas • The structure of her Shorts • Why she edits to be exactly 34 seconds • How much she thinks about retention ...it's a masterclass. And it's live on our YouTube channel right now!

76,992 просмотров • 2 лет назад

I worked with Andrew Ellis - the course trailer guy to produce a trailer for Build A Beloved Membership, my most popular course. What do you think?

I worked with Andrew Ellis - the course trailer guy to produce a trailer for Build A Beloved Membership, my most popular course. What do you think?

13,859 просмотров • 2 лет назад

"Should I lower my prices?" When someone says your price is too high, what they're ACTUALLY saying is that your price is higher than their perception of value. You could lower the price to meet their perception... OR you could raise their perception of value to meet your price.

"Should I lower my prices?" When someone says your price is too high, what they're ACTUALLY saying is that your price is higher than their perception of value. You could lower the price to meet their perception... OR you could raise their perception of value to meet your price.

12,830 просмотров • 2 лет назад

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