I think I want to break into the fitness space, but not the gym-bro type of fitness. I'm looking at sport, and hopefully getting into being an actor partnered with fitness brands, etc. I have a background in Ultimate frisbee and weight training, I've competed in an online twitch lift-meet, right after finishing my PT from an ACL tear. I mean there's definitely things to share along this journey. First title I've got: "Commentators said I Crashed Out my First Pro Game" I actually have footage from this game. and I had a few decent...what do the kids call it...air balls? in there. Anyway, any thoughts on this would be super chill. and if you have suggestions on how to end the video, cause I'm kinda lost on that one. lol ❤️

Hey gang! Big things happened this week! Hope you all are crushing it out there! Office hours are going on now if you can jump in and chat content Qs. If not, please DM me! Always here to chat and help. Three things coming back next week! p.s. did you see the spirit video yet :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmByqP0Lai0

Finally had a video take off with great success, I think it had a good thumbnail and title and over 4 days its broke 12k views and gotten me half way to monetization of my account. The problem I'm having is it was a gear review video and I don't really do gear reviews. I just happened to make a gear review of a new 3d printer when the rest of my content is actual build content (some 3d printed, some painted, some handmade ect.) So trying to figure out whats my best next step to capitalize on the moment. Should I be worried about losing it going back to my standard content of build videos? The gear review video that took off:https://youtu.be/-yrnMgNa5HY And my more standard content: https://youtu.be/v8RcBUuKa2c

Hi friends! I had an amazing pow wow with Hunter today! So I'm trying to practice making a short from my recent interview with Jason Kelley. Here's what I've pulled from this one clip but I'm not sure where to cut it off. Is it more powerful to end on Never give up or told me the truth? Just trying to exercise this muscle of creating content. I tend to over give/talk/etc.

I started a newsletter last week, I'm planning to make it weekly. With BTS pics from set, info for producers who haven't worked with actors/VO before why they should, good practices for working with VO, free resources/assets (provide value) and obviously work that I've done/collabs etc. I'm trying to find a way to make a product that they can purchase without having to get a quote or having to get files from them to review before "checkout" has anyone made this jump?