Hi people, I messed around with the pop up picture. As a general profile picture, and also for my fb profile. Some feedback would be great :). Thanks!

Got my home studio up and running and put this together. Basically just kept the tape rolling while going through several video ideas for my Positive Referee project. Some will be cut into website welcome videos, landing /sales page, and thank you and upsell pages. Also added a few of these quick tip videos and thought I'd share this one to get feedback from the group on how it looks and any tips for improvement. Also trying to decide between the logo backdrop or a photo, which comes off better/less distracting/more professional? https://youtu.be/v3AFMfXJYiw

I've been using the same intro in all my videos (5 so far) and am wondering if it's becoming repetitive to people who watch multiple videos and if I could do better, or if it's not that big of a deal. Gave it some thought after watching Jordan's "Magnetic Communication" video and came up with a new Intro when using The Format. Old/Current: "Hi, I'm Gary Bremermann, I'm a Tokyo-based recruiter and founder of Happy Mondays, an online and offline community designed to support career growth for bilingual professionals in Japan." New/Considering: "Hi, I'm Gary, I help bilingual professionals in Japan master the core skills and knowledge you need to accelerate career growth and find more joy in your work." Three questions: 1) Is it good to mix it up a bit while still having consistency to "implant" the value proposition? 2) Is the New/Considering one better than the Old/Current one? The new one doesn't mention my role (recruiter) or the community I'm working on building (Happy Mondays) so feeling like not doing so might be a mistake. 3) I've been using first and last name, but am thinking to change to just first name. Not sure which is better. Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Hi all, I have just recorded my first video. What do you all think? It took me about a dozen attempts, if not more as I had an itchy nose! Ignore the attachment. I am just uploading to vimeo

A small win, but something I'm quite happy about... I followed Jordan's instructions for "Profile Pics That Pop!" using Canva for the first time to make the attached graphic which I'll be using (may keep improving it) on my new Skool site. I'm not an artist and struggle with the tech, but this was quite easy thanks to the instructions. Seems like the background removal and highlighting is only available on the Canva Pro account, but they offer a 30 day trial if that's the only thing you need it for.