In this solo episode of The Dept. I break down what I believe is one of the fastest ways to build wealth as an expert: learning how to teach and sell at the same time. And why teaching is a higher-leverage skill than most people realize, how it can be used at every stage of business, and why some of the most profitable businesses today are built by people who know how to communicate their expertise in a way that moves people to action. If you’ve ever felt underpaid for your expertise, struggled to sell what you know, or wanted a clearer path to building a profitable business around your knowledge, this is an essential episode.

This is a good win for me because I would only put out raw content, which is good, it’s relatable and serves its purpose. I’ve been wanting to take my game to the next level to really be able to be happy with how my stuff looks and create right from home but also have a nice premium feel This is my home studio, I took a $80 course and it changed how I actually understand lighting, my camera lens, and positioning If anybody ever needs help in this area feel free to reach out, but I’m happy that I’ve created a look that I like but more importantly, I can change the look at any time because I truly understand the concept now When you talk about learning to execution, I’m one of the fastest to do it (in my opinion lol) 1. Went through a whole course, 2. got all the equipment (which doesn’t have to be expensive, you probably have a lot of this stuff already) 3. Setup everything myself 4. Filmed my first video like this Def is a WIN for me early in the week !

Who all has a podcast ? I think we should all connect with each other, put your channel in the comments I’m in Dallas btw

When we first started the podcast we had a team Editor, videographer, thumbnail person, everything Now it’s just me and I’ve had to learn EVERYTHING, so many nuances to this game it could make somebody want to give up. But this week I had a break through on thumbnails, I get how to make them look attractive and engaging which is huge for people to find you and click on the content you’re putting out there Big channels suggest you spend 50-60% of your time focusing on the the thumbnail and the title, because if nobody clicks on your video…nothing else matters I just wanted to come on here, be vulnerable and share some of the things I struggle with, here’s a few of the podcast ideas I have going for the next upcoming podcasts Let me know what you guys think, please don’t share these with anyone, and I still have a lot of room to grow but today was the breakthrough where I understand and I could get 5 of these done

My name is Nia, and a licensed life insurance agent, and I JUST got my first sale, so I'm new to the business, but not new to entrepreneurship. I'm looking to start a YouTube channel around insurance, including the living benefits and financial benefits ( with new agents as well as potential clients being my target audience), but also empowering women 35 and up who are in a change of life season starting a business, changing careers or just juggling life in this season. I want to highlight wellness, freedom, and joy. I know this may sound scattered lol but that's why I'm here to hone in on how to package this. I'm ready to learn!