THE LATEST
THE CHOP UP / EPISODE 41 – NIKE TRAINING / TIMBERLAND
THE FACETIME OF PODCASTING – RIVERSIDE.FM
WHAT I’VE LEARNED FROM PRODUCING YOUTUBE VIDEOS AND SHOWS
THE CHOP UP EP40 – SEASON 2 PREMIERE / MINIONS
Another lie we tell ourselves that prevents us from ever getting started is that our process is so special and so secret that we can’t talk about it. Remember: knowing the ingredients doesn’t make us a chef. Only through showing up and putting in the work will we truly grow.
Talking today about IMPOSTER SYNDROME and how it keeps you from even getting started. It shouldn’t! Remember there will always be those with less experience than you. Help others shorten their journey by sharing what you know!
Video producers: let’s exchange tips! How do you help your client and talent to become comfortable on camera and to create their own energy?
How do you get the confidence to show your work? Check out this question and answer from the latest episode of The Chop Up!
Start with the end.
Ask yourself, “How could I?”
Putting the finishing touches on a new episode of WorkWoman and I really loved this part. It’s something I’ve learned to do and it really works.
Start with the end and work backwards from there when thinking about your goals.
Try it, and let me know how it works for you?
And make sure to check out WorkWoman for the full episode tomorrow (link in bio)
#mindset #10x #workwoman #goals
How do you think about time? And how do you find more time for the things that are most important?
Been killing me to not talk about whats been going on in studio the last few weeks, but we finally released Season 2 of The Chop Up and I’m excited to show and talk about some of the stuff we’ve been up to.
It’s always an exciting time starting something new, or in this case, continuing on with a second season of The Chop Up. If you haven’t checked it out yet, The Chop Up is a show from Lincoln Design Co that breaks down some of their most interesting client projects.
I worked with the guys on the first 27 episodes of the show, took a break for about 6 months during which time Lincoln hired an awesome videographer Jake who shot and edited episodes 28-40, and now am back with the guys to work on producing Season 2.
Super proud of their commitment to showing up and creating killer content based around showing their work.
What does showing up look like?
It looks like investing in people, gear, outside resources (a producer), building a set, getting potential guests on the phone and scheduling, coordinating members of the team to contribute their considerable talents.
Showing up = doing a lot!
Have you checked out the episode yet? What did you think?
