We all get asked... "So... what do you do?" If I'm honest, my first reaction is usually that I'm being measured. But lately I've been thinking about that question a little differently. At least in a business setting, I don't think people are really asking what you do. I think they're asking, "Can you help me?" Or maybe even, "Should I remember you?" That feels like a more useful way to think about it. And just to be clear, I'm talking about business conversations here. If your uncle asks you at Thanksgiving, that's a completely different thing. But I'm in LA, and some of the best opportunities I've ever had have started with a casual conversation at a backyard BBQ where someone asked, "So... what do you do?" That's why I think this question matters. This Thursday we're going to spend some time thinking about why that question matters, and how to answer it in a way that's clear, memorable, and genuinely useful. Not an elevator pitch. Just a simple, honest way of talking about what you do that helps people immediately understand who you help and what people hire you to do. Here's what I think is really interesting. This conversation is the foundation for almost everything else. Your website. Your positioning. Your LinkedIn profile. Even how you introduce yourself on a Zoom call. Get really good at explaining what you do in a casual conversation, and all those other pieces suddenly become a whole lot easier. Sometimes the biggest opportunities in your career start with the smallest question.

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Hey everyone! I'm gearing up for what I think is going to be a really fun live Meetup this Thursday morning, and I hope you can make it. This week I'm going to break down exactly how I research a company before I ever reach out. We'll look at the "buying signals" that tell me whether a brand is actually worth pursuing, where I find those signals, and how I start thinking about a long-term relationship instead of just sending another cold email. We'll walk through the process live using a real company as an example, and I think it'll change the way you think about finding new clients. Thursday • 10:00 AM PT The Zoom link is in the Calendar. Hope to see you there!

Quick heads up—we’ve shifted this week’s meetup to Friday. Hope you can make it. This Friday we’re back with another Opportunity Lab. The goal is simple: find where the work is actually happening right now. This week I want to spend some time talking about YouTube and how the market is shifting. More and more, brands are building their own channels, investing in creator partnerships, and treating YouTube as real entertainment instead of just another social platform. I think this is one of the biggest opportunities for filmmakers right now. We’ll talk about why brands and creator-led IP are driving so much of today’s video market, where the opportunities are coming from, and what this shift means for filmmakers, producers, editors, and creative teams looking for what’s next. Friday • 10:00 AM PT See you Friday. Jonathan