You need to FRONT-LOAD your content as a creator

Hot take #contentcreator My hot take that isn't really a hot take is that if you're a content creator and you front-load your bad content, you usually win. Think about it. The person who's terrified to post until everything's perfect, the script, the editing, they don't want to look stupid on camera, the lighting. Yes, they might avoid looking stupid. But they also avoid getting better. Meanwhile, the bad content creator is getting 200 views, feeling awkward on camera, doesn't know what they're doing, making videos that they're going to cringe at in six months. But what they're doing is front-loading the struggle. In 100 videos, they'll actually understand how to talk on camera. They'll actually understand how to hook people and how to actually attract people. But most importantly, they'll actually understand what it feels like to not know what they're doing and do it anyway. So yes, it is supposed to be awkward. It's supposed to be weird. It's supposed to be something you'll probably hate at the beginning. But it truly is a blessing when you actually get to the point where you love this.