Most people make fun plans for the weekend and go out to coffee shops, theatre's, restaurants, game stores and hang out with friends. But so few of us making content take 20 seconds to snap picture or take a short video of what we’re doing that weekend, because it’s “not that related” to what we upload on our platforms. But that costs us big time. Last year on whim I made a video talking about how much I spent eating out at a Chickfila (I made business content at the time, so this was NOT related.) I was in the car with imperfect lighting, didn’t have a script, and actually just wanted to eat my food. But I recorded my thoughts, uploaded it, and forgot about it… until this happened https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTDmWU8pw/ 5.4 Million views, and it didn’t stop there! One of the local Chick-fil-A’s asked me to make some content to promote their special events, and now they give me free food whenever I come in. I couldn’t encourage it enough. Upload something while you’re having fun this weekend

Big benefit of recording a bunch of media is you can make a “Spotify wrapped” whenever you want

I got the opportunity to hang out with the owner of sticky chickky and dark matter media the other day. After grabbing coffee Jordan showed me the van they use as their “control center” for dark matter media, as well as some of the gear they shoot on. Van- Mercedes Benz sprinter (some luxury edition between $150k-200k) Camera - DJI Ronin 4D 4-Axis Cinema Camera ($9k) Imagine hiring someone for media. One shoots on the newest iPhone, and the other invites you to sit in a mobile office to review the footage shot on a movie quality camera It’s very clear how he separated himself from low paying clients and gigs he didn’t want, and aligned with high paying customers😳

If any of y'all are interested, Kevin O’Leary is coming to WT to speak on September 21st. Tickets are 5 dollars and available online. I will be attending and hope to see some of you there! https://wtamu.schoolauction.net/hilllecture26

Get to know each other! Comment below sharing a photo of your workspace, and something you like to do for fun. I'm Jeremy from Texas. I LOVE fast food (very american ik)