Building content but your setup feels messy, slow, or overcomplicated? Most creators struggle not because of ideas but because their hardware, lighting, and workflow constantly get in the way. Bad lighting. Too many tools. Friction every time you hit “record.” That’s exactly what my latest video fixes. In this video, I walk you through my entire real-world setup - nothing staged, nothing cleaned up - showing exactly how I film, teach, and create content efficiently every day. What you’ll learn: - How to build a clean, professional-looking setup without fighting your gear - Why shorter workflows beat fancy equipment - Camera, lighting, audio, and monitor choices that actually matter - How I record directly into my computer - Which tools are game changers for creators - How to stay productive for long content days without burning out If you’re serious about building content consistently, this video will save you months of trial and error. Comment “Studio” and I’ll send the full walkthrough and equipment list.

Most agencies get destroyed on cold email because they pitch like this: "Hey [Name], we help businesses… Interested?" Response rate: 💩 We flipped it. Instead of pitching PR services, we reach out as journalists who want to cover their story. The approach: "Hey [Name], working on a story about [their industry]. Saw your [specific achievement] and thought it'd be perfect. Got 15 mins to chat?" Results: - 1.26% reply rate (vs 0.6% industry standard) - 67.6% positive replies - $141K pipeline from one campaign Why it works: People WANT to talk to journalists. It's free PR for them. Nobody wants another sales pitch. Once they're on the call and trust is built, we naturally transition to paid services. And yes, we actually DO write about them. Not bait-and-switch, just leading with value first. Where we're at now: - 890 mailboxes - 700K emails/month - Inc 5000 recognition Want the full training on how we did this? Comment "RANK" below and I'll send it over.

I cut my agency's tech stack from 50 tools to 20. Revenue went from $200K to $800K/month. Three years ago I was paying A LOT of money for software I barely used. I did a brutal audit: Does this generate revenue or deliver client results? If no → cancelled immediately. My lean 20-tool stack: - Cold email infrastructure keeping us out of spam. - Lead generation finding qualified prospects at scale. - Automation connecting everything without breaking. - LinkedIn running on complete autopilot. - Team operations costing pennies on the dollar. Every tool either fills our pipeline, closes deals, or delivers for clients. Everything else is dead weight. Comment “TOOLS” for my full stack + discount codes 💰