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Summary
The creator outlines ten uncomfortable habits designed to improve content creation skills and consistency. He concludes by offering a DM for those needing help with social media strategy, which leads to his consulting service.
Structure
1Introduction to uncomfortable habits
2Habits for practice and ideation
3Habits for mindset and presence
4Habits for consistency and research
5Call to action for strategy help
Product placement
The creator offers a DM for social media strategy help, which links to his 'Creator Clarity' consulting service found in his bio.
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10/10 Uncomfortable Habits To Make Your Content EXCEPTIONAL [beginner version]
Transcript
10 out of 10 uncomfortable habits to make you exceptionally good at creating content. The best one is at the end, so make sure to stay for that. Number one is going to be yapping to your camera, saving it as a draft and never posting it. This is really good because it allows you to practice creating content without the stress of performance. So you're actually just creating without worrying about how it's going to be received. Number two is going to be coming up with content ideas every single day. Set a timer for five minutes, come up with 20 ideas in those five minutes. Some of them are going to be terrible, but it doesn't matter. The important thing is you get 20 out without pre-judging and stopping yourself from writing your idea down. This is going to make you really good at coming up with ideas. Stop playing music for an entire day. Instead of filling your mind with space, listen to those thoughts, see what they're trying to tell you, see what they want you to do. Often our best ideas come in moments of silence. Film yourself in public. This will really help your camera presence because you'll realize that the public pressure of people on you really doesn't do anything to you and your presence on camera will just get a lot better. Write, whether it's five minutes or two minutes, try to get some of the clutter out onto paper in your notes app and your journals app, just so that you're not carrying so much up here. It will help you think more clearly and come up with better content. Idea post consistently. Getting into content creation is a lot harder than creating content consistently. If you stop and you have to get back in every single time, you are costing yourself precious time. Build a content spot and just return there when you film every single day. Study content that is currently going viral right now. Look at the text they're using, look at what's on the screen, look at where the creator is in the screen. And this is the best tip, study viral creators, but don't just study all of their viral content. Look at the videos that have disproportionately more views than their average view. So for example, if a creator inside of your niche is getting 10,000 views per video on average and they have a video that hits 100,000 views, take that video concept, repurpose it on your page and you'll get a viral video. And shoot me a DM if anything is confusing, if you need help with social media and you need to put together a strategy that will actually get you to where you want to go.
