Day 1 1. People are selfish (no judgment). People consume content through the lens of “What’s in it for me?” One way to become successful as a creator is to create content that genuinely serves, interests, or helps them. 2. Being in the arena accelerates growth. It teaches you what to value. Once you’re playing, the game’s values begin to shape you. In content creation, once you start publishing consistently, you begin to care about hooks, editing, storytelling, and lighting because you’ve entered an environment where those things matter.

Does anyone use AI to increase visibility on their website? I just realised this is something I could do but don't know where to start and would appreciate advice. Thanks

I am looking for opinions, feedback, votes on my current pivot, or more like ‘merge’. After the call on Weds (backed up now by another group I’m in), I’m gonna kill my separate design Instagram (as ‘better at design’) and just post as me on my own account (as ‘james tranter’). Ahh. Exhales. Time to build a fucking world. People wanna follow people and I agree. The next piece of the puzzle is; I own jamestranter.com and also betteratdesign.com , if I am to go back to posting as me (even tho it’s 90% design content) do I also kill the better at design webpage and put it all into the one by my name? I kinda don’t expect there to be a clear answer but I’m curious as to what ya’ll think, what you’ve seen or experienced around this topic. Even if it’s a small or random musing, I’d love to hear it. I think the better at design is a cool name, but I’m happy to kill my darlings Moinsens

End of the second week - what are your main takeaways so far, and how are you leaving this week? Reflect on: What moves have you made this week? What's come up for you around courage to show up online? How has your online presence shifted in the last 2 weeks?

The part of you that can make your best content is probably hidden in your shadows. We all carry a picture of who we're allowed to be, shaped by our parents, our schooling, and the culture we grew up in. Some parts of us were socially acceptable and got rewarded. Other parts didn't. But all of them are still part of who we are. What to look at What parts of you got banished for being too much or not enough? Where did you receive disapproval, or get shut down? One of the most powerful forms of shadow work is revealing those parts and being witnessed in the revealing. Doing this reclaims power and life force, and that's gold for your content. How to apply it Choose an archetype that's living in your shadows and bring it to the front. Who are they? What do they want to say? What would happen if you stepped into this character, made a 60 or 90 second video, and posted it on the internet? What's next Do it, and report back in the comments. We want to see these shadows.