Daily Content Machine

Which day of the week do you post your weekly content?

When it comes to publishing content of any kind, getting inside the weekly cycle is key.

When you are regular and consistent, you stay in the forefront of people’s minds. This is huge.

When you’re at the forefront of someone’s mind, that’s when you get recommendations. That’s when people tune back in. That’s when people pay attention. If you lose that, you become irrelevant quickly.

The weekly cycle is key. You have to get inside this cycle. If you aren’t publishing weekly, you will be forgotten.

Weekly is the minimum and everyone can do weekly. You can do weekly. If you think you can’t, then you need to reevaluate your priorities.

Is this something you really want to do? Is this something you truly believe in?

If it is, commit to publishing weekly.

Cory has a side project and he wants to know if he should monetize.

Assuming he does monetize his side project, how should you monetize?

When is the right time to start monetizing?

At the very least, it would be nice if his side project paid for itself!

There are few ideas he has for different ways to monetize:

1. Done-for-you service

2. Affiliate revenue

2. Downloadable resources

3. Training materials

We talk through these ideas and figure out which thing he needs to pick for the initial season. We do this with a neat framework you can use to get faster results on any set of projects you're working on.

This episode is a bit of a play on words.

Obviously "20/20 vision" is considered "normal vision". You can see clearly.

In two years, it will be the year 2020. I want you to have "2020 vision".

Create now for the year 2020. Show up today, make something today, for the person who will discover you in two years.

You have to find something that you enjoy doing. When you find something you like the act of doing, it won't matter if you see immediate results.

The results won't come right away, so you need to enjoy the process. Otherwise, you won't last until you would have otherwise seen the results!

So don't create today for 2018. Create today for the year 2020. That's your "2020 vision".

How do you show up every day?

How do you create content every single day? Should you even create daily content?

That's the ultimate question we discuss in the episode. It was quite the journey! Ryan had some great pushback, which resulted in some insightful discussion. We land in a great place at the end.

We talk about lowering the mental bar of perfection in your mind and how live streaming can be a way to quickly and easily create content.

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Even though Cameron and Anthony just recently started their coffee business, they now have an opportunity to open a storefront and have their own physical location.

A local business has some extra space and has offered to make a building available to the coffee business free of charge. No rent required!

But there's a catch...

In exchange for getting the building for free, they have to agree to one condition: share 50% of all their profits.

Should Cameron and Anthony take the offer? We talk about the pros and cons.

They also want to continue doing events at places like local markets. I remind them not too wait to be invited, but rather to be proactive in making more events happen.

We also discuss increasing average transaction value, ways to keep people coming back, and how to generate repeat business.

Overlap is a book I wrote for anyone wanting to start a business while working a full-time job.

This weekly lecture series features my commentary on the book, one chapter at a time. It differs from the audiobook in that it's not merely a reading of the book.

The way I'm approaching this series is by thinking of it in terms of how I would deliver the book to you in my own words if we were speaking together personally.

Early is on time.

On time is LATE.

Late is, well, you're dead to me.

10:00 AM is 10:00 AM. When you say you're going to call someone at 10:00 AM, call them at 10:00 AM!

Meet them at 1:00 PM. Not 1:05 PM, not 1:12 PM. Show up when you say you're going to show up!

Treat appointments and meetings seriously!

The best way to publish consistently is to make an editorial calendar.

Cory Miller just launched his new side project: Vlogology

However, there's a catch: he hasn't actually completely finished his project! So why is he launching?

He's decided to launch Vlogology with the lessons he's already finished writing and commit to publishing one new lesson per week moving forward.

In other words, he's getting inside the weekly cycle like we talk about in Audience Building Course.

What do you do when your family doesn't believe in you?

What if your parents don't support you?

Sometimes your husband or wife doesn't believe in you. Are you out of luck if you don't have the support of your spouse or family?

There is something you can do to get the support of your family.

I'm sharing a clip from one my http://ClientWorkEssentials.com class sessions.

Most of the class is about business, but I'm sharing a productive tangent I went on where I talk about what to do when your family doesn't support you.

You can't afford to have people in your life who aren't on board with your vision.

So how in the world do you get those people to buy in? What if they're not supportive? What if they're discouraging? What if they don't care?

The HOW is actually not very obvious at all.

This is for you if you know there are people in your life who:

• A: Don't know your vision.

• B: Aren't on board with your ambitions.

• C: Are actively discouraging you from your dreams.