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Hey, guys. Welcome back to Content is Profit. I have a question for you today. How much time have you lost? And I had this question just now. I was just walking down to get a coffee. I just hopped off a call with one of our awesome partners and customers. Shout out to Michelle. And earlier, we had another session with somebody that was brand new to podcasting. He's been publishing some content, and he decided to finally come in and give podcasting a shot with. With one of his guests. And they came out of the session so excited. And the question was, like, why. Why haven't we created like this before? Right? And I'm sitting. And I'm sitting here. If you're watching the video, it's a little bit of a different. Same. Same studio. I just spent the whole weekend kind of rearranging things, putting some lights, doing different things and experimenting a little bit, making. Making sure that we have a place where people and create and do cool stuff. And the mix of all of that, I mean, the guys came in and they saw it and they were excited, and it allowed them to. To create. And, you know, I listened to a little bit of their. Their podcast and, you know, is about business and stories and things, and for them, it was super cool. Just use that feeling, right? And then on the call with Michelle, the whole theme about the call was like, not giving up, and I'm moving forward, I'm figuring out a way. And it just takes me back to the days that we were trying to figure out what our content strategy was gonna be or what should we be posting or what should we be putting out there. And I understand that that's a topic that, for a lot of people, might cause a lot of anxiety or questions or. Yeah. Confusion maybe. You know, there's so many a thousand gurus telling you what to publish or what to do. And to be completely honest, after eight years in the world of content and six with our product content momentum, and now almost two with a podcast studio, we've seen so many frameworks and so many formats, and they all work. At the end of the day, they all work. Right? It's all about, like, how do you endure long enough to get noticed? Like, how do you speed up the process? How do you get feedback? Last week, we posted an episode about the lessons, initial lessons on. On, you know, when we started running YouTube ads to our podcast very recently. Right. And we're learning faster and faster because of that information. So same with a football show. We publish a football show, a completely different topic that the business content that we do here all the time. And the reception has been incredible. It's like, okay, let's take, you know, what people tell us, you know, that we like, for example, the energy, and let's put it on a topic that's completely different. Maybe that's not business, but that we enjoy doing. And the feedback has been incredible. So we've been learning from that. It's like, okay, how can we do more of that, right? And then, you know, mix with. I was listening to an episode earlier today where there's a quote from Jeff Bezos, right. I'm going to read it here. The world wants you to be typical. And a thousand. Let me rephrase that. Let me reread it. Clearly, the word wants you to be typical. And a thousand ways it pulls at you. Don't let it happen. So basically, he's referring to the fact that, you know, our human nature or like, in our society, right, we, we tend to levitate, or the people close to us tend to tell us, hey, why are you not normal? Like, why don't you just do this instead of being a typical and running a business or creating a solution and. And putting extra effort, right? Just takes a lot of effort creating content, building a business, creating something worthwhile. And it makes me reflect on the guys recording the podcast earlier. You know, there two small business owners here in town, and they were talking about, you know, everybody looks at the business owner as in this amazing person, but then they don't know that we work, you know, 120 hours a week, right. Or 80 hours a week or overtime. And there's like, there's no time off and you're. We're always working, checking the emails and especially when we're in startup mode. And I feel like a lot of the creators that we've been able to support with our services or even with this podcast, it takes a part of that, is part of that growth, is part of that feeling that we're different. Right? And I just wanted to sit down here for a little bit and reflect on that and congratulate you that are listening, that are leveling up today. Congratulate you that our creator that is not ashamed to be different and provide a solution to the world and say thank you, thank you for putting your message out there, right? Because it does take a lot of effort, it does take a lot of time, it does take a lot of intention. And we see a lot of people, maybe on social media or tv, that maybe we see and we put them in a high standard or maybe they make it seem very easy, you know, or we admire them because of their wrong reasons. And maybe we get discouraged sometimes because we see that as a high bar. But I'm telling you today, right now, that you are on the right path, that you are putting in the reps for something bigger. Maybe this is not your first podcast, Maybe this is not your first video content. Maybe this is not your first YouTube video. Maybe this is not your first blog. But putting in the reps and getting better at the craft with help or no help of AI or employees or something, putting in the rep where you intentionally wants to put a message out there and help people out, so worth it. So thank you. Thank you for that. So back to my initial question. How. How much time have you lost? How much time have you sit down in front of a camera or in front of your phone and thought you were going to create something and then you maybe record it, but then it never goes out. You never. You never publish it, you never gather feedback. How much time have you spent? For us, it was three years. Three years that we could have put in red reps. And maybe now we're in a different position for some people, you know, some people, my CEOs, and they might see that we're successful. I think internally, I think we have a long way to go. I think we have a lot of problems that we need to solve in our company, with our teams, with our, you know, the people that we support. Obviously, there's always we, cbb. We can be better. But at the same time, I am glad that we started when we did so about six years ago. So how much time have you lost? If you're still thinking about publishing, if you're still thinking about launching, if you're still thinking about putting your message out there, don't think anymore. Record your message. You know what to say. You're an expert in your field. You know what, you know your passion. Put it out there to the world, gather feedback and improve. I know that this was like, a little vague, but just want to reflect because the guys that came in this morning came out so excited. And when I asked him, hey, when are we publishing this? All the hype went away when he said, I don't know. And he took everything in my core to tell him, put it now, like, what? What's the fear? And he stopped and he looked at me and he's like, you're right, man. You're right. There's. There's no excuse. We got to put it out. I see all these people putting Facebook lives, no filter, no studios, no nothing. I got. I'm so lucky that I get to come to the studio and record and I'm gonna put it out tonight. And that was so exciting to me because guess what? He's gonna gather feedback and he's gonna do the next session and he's gonna go record again. And it's gonna help some people, at least one listener. And that makes me very happy. Just me. But I'm sure the person that listens to that his message is gonna get a big win. Anyways, I just wanted to come here part using the new corner set that we have here. A little dark, but at the same time put my thoughts out there and say thank you for you, the creator that are putting in the reps. And if you are still thinking about it, don't lose any time. Go ahead, record a video today. Do a Facebook live. Go back to a 45 live episodes. Share a story of what happened today and then share a lesson. Then invite them to connect with you. Content is all about conversations. How many conversations can I establish? Anyways, I'm gonna stop the rant. Thank you so much for coming back here to content is profit. Don't miss the next episode. It's gonna be so, so good. I can't tell you much, but it's a person that's gonna help us, I think. Launcher. Yeah. Engage in the business creator club. If you haven't checked it out. Business creator. Business creator club. There's a surprise coming for a new thing that we're doing and yeah, thank you so much and we'll see you later. Take care.
Content Is Profit: Episode Summary
Episode Title: How Much Time Have You Lost? A Message to the Creators Still Holding Back
Host: BIZBROS (Speaker A)
Release Date: March 25, 2025
In the episode titled "How Much Time Have You Lost? A Message to the Creators Still Holding Back," host BIZBROS delves deep into the challenges and psychological barriers that creators face when attempting to produce and share content consistently. Starting with a poignant question, the host sets the tone for a motivational discussion aimed at encouraging creators to overcome procrastination and self-doubt.
Notable Quote:
“How much time have you lost? How much time have you sit down in front of a camera or in front of your phone and thought you were going to create something and then you maybe record it, but then it never goes out.”
— Speaker A [00:10:45]
BIZBROS addresses the common anxieties and confusions that plague creators. With a landscape saturated by countless "gurus" offering fragmented advice, it becomes overwhelming for creators to determine the right path. Drawing from eight years of experience in content creation and management, the host emphasizes that while numerous frameworks and formats exist, their effectiveness boils down to perseverance and adaptability.
Key Points:
Notable Quote:
“After eight years in the world of content and six with our product content momentum, and now almost two with a podcast studio, we've seen so many frameworks and so many formats, and they all work.”
— Speaker A [00:06:30]
A central theme of the episode is the necessity of enduring the content creation journey long enough to gain recognition. BIZBROS underscores that consistency, coupled with the willingness to experiment and iterate based on feedback, is crucial for growth and increasing revenue.
Key Points:
Notable Quote:
“It's all about, like, how do you endure long enough to get noticed? Like, how do you speed up the process? How do you get feedback.”
— Speaker A [00:05:15]
BIZBROS introduces a compelling perspective by referencing a quote from Jeff Bezos: “The world wants you to be typical. In a thousand ways it pulls at you. Don't let it happen.” This serves as a backbone for the discussion on resisting societal pressures to conform and embracing one's unique voice and vision.
Key Points:
Notable Quote:
“The world wants you to be typical. And a thousand ways it pulls at you. Don't let it happen.”
— Jeff Bezos (Referenced by Speaker A) [00:08:50]
Recognizing the immense effort and dedication that creators invest, BIZBROS offers heartfelt appreciation and encouragement. The host highlights the relentless work hours, the balancing act of managing businesses, and the continuous push to produce valuable content as common yet often unseen aspects of a creator's life.
Key Points:
Notable Quote:
“Congrats to you that are listening, that are leveling up today. Congratulate you that our creator that is not ashamed to be different and provide a solution to the world and say thank you, thank you for putting your message out there.”
— Speaker A [00:11:30]
The episode culminates with a powerful call to action. BIZBROS urges creators to stop overthinking and take tangible steps towards publishing their content. Emphasizing the importance of immediate action, the host shares personal anecdotes where pushing past hesitation led to significant positive outcomes.
Key Points:
Notable Quote:
“If you're still thinking about publishing, if you're still thinking about launching, if you're still thinking about putting your message out there, don't think anymore. Record your message.”
— Speaker A [00:13:10]
BIZBROS wraps up the episode by reiterating gratitude towards creators and reinforcing the message to take action. The host hints at upcoming episodes and initiatives, maintaining an optimistic outlook for the community of content creators.
Notable Quote:
“I'm so lucky that I get to come to the studio and record and I'm gonna put it out tonight... his message is gonna get a big win.”
— Speaker A [00:14:00]
Final Thoughts: This episode serves as a motivational blueprint for creators grappling with procrastination and self-doubt. By blending personal experiences with actionable advice, BIZBROS effectively encourages listeners to embrace their unique voices, persist through challenges, and actively engage in the content creation process to transform their efforts into profit.