Everyone lets give a warm welcome to @Solomon Hailu. Solomon, we're very happy to have you. See thank you for joining! Drop you're handles so everyone can follow you!

Every once in a while someone DMs me and asks me if I want to see them remake some of my content. They tell me that they see things wrong with my content and they ask if I want a sample. When I say yes they then ask me to send raw footage, which makes me have to do more for something I wasn't even asking for. This is an important lesson in positioning because if someone comes to you, them having them do extra in order to help you help them is going to feel not worth their time. The way you stand out, whether you're trying to get a client or whether you're trying to get a job, is to reduce the amount that the client has to do. Love y’all PS. Cool announcements coming soon

Hey everyone lets welcome @Mia Hall to the community! Mia we're happy to have you, please introduce yourself and drop your handles so we can all follow!

Yesterday on a coaching call, my coach said something that really convicted me. Someone on the call mentioned visiting a business school and meeting a woman there who showed everyone a picture of her baby daughter. Everyone reacted the same way — smiling, saying how cute the baby was, and talking about how babies are treated differently. When you’re dealing with a baby, you naturally treat it like a baby. You talk to it gently, you expect it to need help, and you respond accordingly. The point my coach made was simple but powerful: People treat things according to the level of maturity they see. If something is a baby, you treat it like a baby. If something is grown, you treat it like it’s grown. That hit me. Sometimes in business we want people to treat what we’re building like it’s mature, established, and valuable — but the way we’re presenting it still looks like a baby. And people respond accordingly. The question that stuck with me was: Are you presenting your work like a baby… or like something fully grown? I love y’all

Hey y’all just want to provide some encouragement. Everyday is a process of being better than the day before. Sometimes as creatives we beat ourselves up about things we “should” have done. But in reality - focus on that doesn’t help us. We gotta start from somewhere and get better. If you are constantly feeling like a failure then it’s more than a behavior change thats needed - there’s a belief change needed - and you need to grow into the next better version of yourself asap. I’ll talk more on this - but I just wanted to let you know 1 mess up isn’t the end of the world. Fight harder to solve the problem than you do replaying it in your mind. I love y’all