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You don't need better gear, a better location, or a better idea. You need to get out of your own way.
In this revisited episode, Matt sits down with Aaron King, DeepSnap content creator, filmmaker, entrepreneur, and former professional athlete to talk about what it really takes to grab someone's attention before you've said a word.
Aaron gets into why the things most creators obsess over are usually the last things that matter, and what to focus on instead.
He also talks about his journey to content creation, including overcoming injury as a professional sports player and the ups and downs of entrepreneurship. Detailing what led him to move into his car and begin driving around taking pictures and creating.
He emphasises the power of connection and manifesting creativity. Going on to explain how ‘just showing people’ gave him a new career path.
Aaron's main take is to stop overthinking your content, just put something out there. Finished is always better than perfect.
Learning points from the episode include:
Important links and mentions:
By TechSmith Corporation4.8
2020 ratings
You don't need better gear, a better location, or a better idea. You need to get out of your own way.
In this revisited episode, Matt sits down with Aaron King, DeepSnap content creator, filmmaker, entrepreneur, and former professional athlete to talk about what it really takes to grab someone's attention before you've said a word.
Aaron gets into why the things most creators obsess over are usually the last things that matter, and what to focus on instead.
He also talks about his journey to content creation, including overcoming injury as a professional sports player and the ups and downs of entrepreneurship. Detailing what led him to move into his car and begin driving around taking pictures and creating.
He emphasises the power of connection and manifesting creativity. Going on to explain how ‘just showing people’ gave him a new career path.
Aaron's main take is to stop overthinking your content, just put something out there. Finished is always better than perfect.
Learning points from the episode include:
Important links and mentions:

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