Today I put several things into practice using Perplexity ChatGPT and Claude. Did the following while completing the workbook lesson. 1. Perplexity and ChatGPT created video description for: ● Video #1 - Why Starting Over At Any Age Feels So Hard and How To Fix It. ● I reviewed both and like what ChatGPT produced. ● ChatGPT also provided the keywords to use in script and recording, description and tags for SEO. 2. Prompted ChatGPT to create the script: it's ok 3. Prompted ChatGPT to create Timestamps & instructed it to start at 0.00. It gave me 10 time stamps: ● The hook ● Intro ● 6 additional sections ● My final message ● The CTA 4. Prompted Claude - I took the description and the time stamps and pasted to Claude to create a script and compare to ChatGPT. ● I like Claude's script and suggestions to pause. Slow down, relax, smile, speed up with energy, etc ● Didn't like the thumbnail suggestion as it used Words from the Title. I'm using 2 words: SCARED? FRUSTRATED? and my frustrated Face.🤣 GREAT EXERCISE TODAY Onward to scary recording day. Thank you in advance Cheering Squad😍 Cheering Squad Tags: @Dr. Saundra Stancil @Michael LeJeune @Ricardo Solomons @Jenny Sharratt @Jaye Brunner

Another very good day of learning about what happens right after my pivoting to gain at least 100 new subscribers. ● Learning about other similar creators where the audience is overlap with mine ● how to leave thoughtful comment on other creators videos ● learn how to engage on my own videos by pinning a comment, types of replies, questions to ask and follow-ups ● brainstorming on shorts, getting the hooks for each short ● ideas on who and how to collab with other creators ● listing three to five small creators I could collaborate with, very interesting ● learned how to offer them value ● how to write my micro-collab pitch, either in Skool Community or Adjacent Creator's Videos by commenting on their video ● what video or short to collaborate on first So many great ideas for videos and shorts and interact and collaborate with other creators my size or even a bit larger or smaller. If anyone else is documenting a similar Journey, starting over, pivoting I'd love to connect. Onward To Day 17. Thank you in advance Cheering Squad! Cheering Squad Tags: @Dr. Saundra Stancil @Michael LeJeune @Ricardo Solomons @Jenny Sharratt @Jaye Brunner @Debbie Pearson

Well, this one caught up with me. I'm tired. (There it is; I'm not the EverReady Bunny after all.) I will revisit this one for sure. Plus I love the idea of doing shorts to drive traffic to my long-form videos. I watched this video 4 times. My notes are empty, to me, but here. I decided to return to working this challenge in the mornings after my devotions. I am fresher and have a clear mind. I won't stagnate, but will move on to Day 17 because I am going to revisit their entire series after it's completed. Side Info: -Current Niche: Teaching Gift Basket Biz Startups -Pivoted from: Recovery from Narcissistic Abuse Gratitude Statement: You have been a blessing to me, hanging in there as I make transitions and still working your own efforts of challenge. I thank you!!! Supportive Accountability Tags🤗: @Yvette Bowlin @Jenny Sharratt @Dajana K. @Michael LeJeune @Cam F @Travel Gran @Jaye Brunner @Eddi Pinegar @Adam Tinkoff @Ricardo Solomons @Dawn Ponsford @Monika Astara Murphy @Andy Asher @Deb D @Laura Niebauer @Cat PInegar @Virgil Rucker @Lillie Handy Dominguez

Wow today I took lots of notes and learned so much more about CTR, AVD, WATCH TIME. I hadn't totally grasped it the way Alexa explained on her video. I started really late today so not a lot to say, however, the big aha for me was: Study my own behavior on YouTube and Implement that into my own videos . Excellent advice . ● what I watch ● why I keep watching ● what Hooks grab me ● what makes me click away ● why do I subscribe to certain channels or creators Onward to Day 16 Thank you in advance Cheering Squad Cheering Squad Tags: @Dr. Saundra Stancil @Michael LeJeune @Ricardo Solomons @Jenny Sharratt @Jaye Brunner @Debbie Pearson

I was a bit uneasy about recording the video. GETTING STARTED: ●●Started by gathering and testing my equipment. ●● Plan Was to go to a park and record as I walked in wooded area. Didn't go as planned🤣🤪😂 ●●I recorded outside where we have trees because it got late on me and started getting dark. Cats joined me: 😻😻😻 ■ EQUIPMENT USED: ● iPhone Air Mic ● Samsung S26 Mic ● An Aisizon Wireless Lavalier Microphone bought years ago and hadnt used. Charged it. ● AB Shutter 3 - a clicker to start & stop recording ● Octupus Tripod EQUIPMENT TESTING: ■ Ran the following tests on a new iPhone Air and a new Samsung S26. ● #1 TEST : iPhone Air Mic Quality ● on tripod on kitchen counter ● walked around kitchen & living room, ● TV music on. ● RESULTS: quality is only good close to it, heard a bit of TV sound. ● iPhone Air does have a noise Correction option for after recording. ● #2 TEST: iPhone Air with Aisizon Wireless Lavalier Mic Quality ... ● Receiver connects to phone ● Lapel Mic on my shirt. ● Walked around kitchen & living room ● TV music on ● RESULT: Sound was better than iPhone Mic & didn't hear TV sound at all. AWESOME. ● #3 & #4 TEST: Samsumg S26 Android - Repeated the 2 Tests above ● RESULTS - were very similar DECISION: Record with iPhone Air & Aisizon Wireless Lavalier Mic NEXT - PLANNING: Watched Alexa's Day 13 Video and read Alexa's email from May 8th, with the 5 Step Action Plan below to write down and use to record with Bullets. So our first videos are not to be reading the script with a teleprompter the bullets are for a guide. The Action Plan Script your next video using this method: 1. Hook (5 min) 2. Key points (10 min) 3. Sub-points (10 min) 4. CTA (3 min) 5. Transitions (2 min) Total time: 30 minutes. Then film it. Don't refine the script. Don't rewrite it. Just film. MY PLANNING TIME: ● It Took about 30+ minutes to do these on paper. ● I then Had ChatGPT finalize them so I could refer to them on my Android phone. RECORDING LOCATION: