Speaker A
So, let's imagine, you have to start a company again.
Young, AI CEO of Opus Clip, shares how to build a profitable AI startup in 30 days by focusing on real pain points and early user feedback.
Key Takeaways
- Focus on solving real, painful problems that users currently solve manually.
- Validate product-market fit early using both qualitative and quantitative user feedback.
- Start with manual processes to test the product before investing in full UI/UX development.
- Clear communication of product value is critical to convert users into paying customers.
- Passion for building and problem-solving drives startup success more than passion for a specific niche.
Summary
- Young, CEO of Opus Clip, explains how to start an AI company in 30 days by leveraging fast-advancing LLMs and focusing on product-market fit.
- Opus Clip transforms long-form content into engaging short videos, gaining over 50 million users and a $215M valuation.
- The company pivoted from a live streaming tool to a clipping feature after identifying early signals of product-market fit.
- Initial product validation was done manually by creating and emailing clips to potential users before building an interface.
- User engagement and qualitative feedback on Discord helped identify product-market fit, especially complaints about usage limits.
- A good usage metric for their tool is weekly use, with daily or multiple times a week indicating strong engagement.
- Young emphasizes building a real business solving painful manual workflows rather than just a cool demo.
- Product value should be clearly communicated in simple terms to attract paying customers and validate market fit.
- Passion for problem-solving and building is more important than passion for a specific problem.
- Founders should be adaptable, focus on solving real pain points, and validate with real user feedback early on.
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Speaker A
Walk me through the first 30 days.
Speaker A
What will you do?
Speaker B
If I have to start a company again, I think the first thing is...
Speaker A
LLMs are advancing so fast and large companies are releasing better and better products.
Speaker A
Do you think there are any niches or problems that are not worth solving anymore?
Speaker B
If you ask me like three years ago, the answer would be much simpler.
Speaker B
I think every AI founder should be somehow AGI-pilled, which means that you can predict what the foundation models can release in the next few weeks or months.
Speaker A
The rules have changed and most founders don't see it yet.
Speaker A
Young breaks down where the opportunities are, what to avoid, and what it takes to win in 2026.
Speaker A
This video is sponsored by HubSpot.
Speaker A
Okay, Young.
Speaker A
Thank you so much for being here.
Speaker A
You've built one of the fastest growing AI companies.
Speaker A
12 million users in 12 months.
Speaker A
215 million in valuation.
Speaker A
Can you introduce yourself in 60 seconds?
Speaker A
What do you do?
Speaker B
Thank you for having me, Marina.
Speaker B
Um, I'm Young, co-founder and CEO at Opus Clip.
Speaker B
We built the products that turn long-form, dense information content like articles, blogs, footage, papers into engaging contents like short-form videos.
Speaker B
That kind of attract your audiences worldwide.
Speaker B
We have gathered actually more than 50 million users in the past two and a half years.
Speaker A
What?
Speaker A
This is crazy.
Speaker A
Wow.
Speaker B
Super crazy.
Speaker A
And also like your story is fascinating.
Speaker A
You because you started during COVID and you started with all the different features.
Speaker A
And only this one stuck.
Speaker A
Can you talk to me about this mindset of like trying things and seeing them not work and not giving up?
Speaker B
Yeah, um, it's kind of frustrating for sure.
Speaker B
I think in the early days, like we are like new founders or early founders.
Speaker B
Um, it's actually the passion that drove us to continuously try different things.
Speaker B
Uh, but like probably after half a year or even one year of trying like, let's say, three to four different things, if you don't still get any early signals of the product market fit.
Speaker B
You will be easily fatigued.
Speaker B
Um, so I think that's the challenge.
Speaker B
And we're kind of lucky that we first built a live streaming tool.
Speaker B
Um, nobody likes it.
Speaker B
But there's only one feature that is like, um, the clipping feature in the live streaming tool that had somehow early signal of the product market fit.
Speaker B
And also thanks to the time, which, you know, actually in the same week, ChatGPT was launched by OpenAI.
Speaker B
Um, so we quickly married that to this, you know, stand-alone feature.
Speaker B
And pivoted to a new product, which is the Opus Clip right now.
Speaker A
What should people pay attention to when they decide to double down on one particular feature?
Speaker B
Good question.
Speaker B
So we were not tracking any classic OG AARRR kind of metric.
Speaker B
We didn't build a product for Opus Clip in the in the first day.
Speaker B
We actually engineered the result, the final outcome, the final videos and just emailed them to all of the potential customers.
Speaker A
Oh, so you're like manually creating?
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
That's how you start.
Speaker B
Yeah, yeah, yeah, like we we we work with the AI to edit all these videos.
Speaker B
And write and send out to all the potential customers.
Speaker B
And I think we got like more than 60% of positive feedback.
Speaker B
I love this clip.
Speaker B
I want to use it.
Speaker B
Like, I just want to tweak one thing and, you know, I can publish it right away.
Speaker B
So those are the very early feedback.
Speaker B
And then like after a few more weeks, we built the product into a Discord bot.
Speaker B
Still no interface, right, so we save a lot of time building the, you know, UI UX and all that all that kind of stuff.
Speaker B
And just focus on delivering the value, validating the outcome.
Speaker B
So we grabbed, you know, hundreds of thousands of creators into our Discord channel.
Speaker B
And they are playing with the bot.
Speaker B
So what we were looking at are basically their retention, right, their engagement of that tool.
Speaker B
And but but beyond that, we also look into the discussions around the content.
Speaker B
Like we saw people, hey, how do you get that content?
Speaker B
How do you get that piece of, um, the clip?
Speaker B
So, I think in the early days, quantitative data are important, but qualitative, um, data or feedback is also super important.
Speaker B
When we start hearing people complaining about the queue, complaining about the quota of their daily usage, we realized this is the product market fit moment.
Speaker A
Nice.
Speaker A
And was there a metric, uh, when you said you were tracking how often people were coming back to the bot in Discord?
Speaker A
What's a good number?
Speaker A
Because it's not I feel like it's not something like Google, right, when you like Googling several times a day.
Speaker A
But for a feature like yours, what's what's a good metric?
Speaker B
Yeah, the general use case for content creator, let's say, they would normally have like one piece of long-form content.
Speaker B
Long-form footage.
Speaker B
And they want to use our tool to to generate like five to 10 short clips so that they can post to their channels.
Speaker B
One clip a day.
Speaker B
Um, so I would say the average, uh, frequency of using our tool is like on a weekly basis.
Speaker B
But when we see people like come to use it every day or, you know, multiple times a week.
Speaker B
That is a very strong usage.
Speaker B
Beyond what we can imagine.
Speaker A
So based on this story that we just talked about of you ended up finding this feature.
Speaker A
What would be your advice to all the startup founders?
Speaker A
What would you say is the key learning from that?
Speaker B
The key learning is that you should build a real business with the product.
Speaker B
Not a cool demo.
Speaker B
Right, because many people just start with building a very cool demo.
Speaker B
Um, they showed it off to the people.
Speaker A
You polished what it looks, right?
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker B
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker B
So the demo shows a very strong capability.
Speaker B
But many founders failed because they didn't find a product market fit for a real business.
Speaker B
What that means is that they are not solving, probably they're not solving a real pain point, a real painful job to be done in the real world.
Speaker B
Because before your product, if they if it is a real painful job to be done, there must be a lot of alternative solutions.
Speaker B
Like, you know, humans do the job or they build some internal tools.
Speaker B
Or they manually just, you know, concatenate a couple of different snippets of their or solutions to make it work.
Speaker B
Right, they spend extra time, effort or, you know, painful hours to get the job done.
Speaker B
So are you really replacing those type of like tedious or human heavy workflows?
Speaker B
That is one part of, you know, whether it is a real business.
Speaker B
The second thing would be how your customers understand the values you created.
Speaker B
Right, if you can tell your product value in just like 10 words.
Speaker B
Maybe or probably you're close to a real business.
Speaker B
If your product is just cool and all the feedback was like, this is amazing, this is awesome.
Speaker B
But nobody want to give you their credit card information, nobody want to ask you what is the, you know, what is your pricing tier.
Speaker B
It's also not helping you, um, get to the product market fit as well.
Speaker A
I really like the way you approach this.
Speaker A
So you figured out the problem that people are solving manually and then you created a product manually without any interface.
Speaker A
And then you saw early users' feedback.
Speaker A
I really like that approach.
Speaker A
If people want to use that approach, what would you say comes first?
Speaker A
Passion about particular problem or the problem itself?
Speaker B
Yeah, I would say both of them are super critical.
Speaker B
Um, but my first principle for passion is actually not necessarily the passion for solving the problem.
Speaker B
I think passion is something more emotional.
Speaker B
Um, I think all the entrepreneurs, all the founders need to have the passion to be a problem solver.
Speaker B
You need to have the passion to be a builder, to build something that people want.
Speaker B
To build something that, you know, ideally change the world.
Speaker B
I think that's the passion founders need.
Speaker B
Right, you don't have to have a passion for like video clipping.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker B
You don't have to have a passion for like, you know, running a restaurant.
Speaker B
I think all you need to have for passion is to be a problem solver, be a builder, be a game changer.
Speaker B
And rationally speaking, the real painful job to be done is something that is inevitable in your journey.
Speaker B
Um, you have to be very rational to figure out this is a real problems to be solved by my passion.
Speaker B
Right.
Speaker B
Um, so the deep understanding about the industry, about the workflow, about the customer profiles, about the use cases, those are all rational.
Speaker B
Um, so I think an emotional passion for like a bigger picture.
Speaker B
Um, just just to be a builder.
Speaker B
Plus the rational conviction for solving a concrete problems that you know very well.
Speaker B
Those are the necessities for becoming a founder.
Speaker A
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Speaker A
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Speaker A
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Speaker A
Let's talk about your new Agent Opus.
Speaker A
Because I was I heard this presentation where you compared where your tool is your tool is doing now to human editors.
Speaker A
And yes, human editors are slightly better.
Speaker A
But when it comes to someone who's just starting out multiple channels.
Speaker A
Agent Opus becomes invaluable because it just takes all the content.
Speaker A
Creates all I guess all those chance.
Speaker A
Can you explain how it works?
Speaker B
We currently have two products, right, the Opus Clip product is like a very refined workflow.
Speaker B
Um, or agentic workflow that follows, um, a rigid plan and then execute it.
Speaker B
The Agent Opus on the other side is more, um, is more agentic.
Speaker B
Um, there is no preset workflow and the interaction for users is that you can just drop your, um, drop your idea.
Speaker B
Your story or some links or some, you know, assets and instruct the agent to do whatever you want them to create.
Speaker B
So.
Speaker B
The agent is more is playing the role like a director.
Speaker B
Right, it's not a video editor, it's not a video creator, it's not a video generator, it's not a designer.
Speaker B
It is a director.
Speaker B
I think about, you know, what how director works in those movie studio.
Speaker B
They are like a true leader, um, managing and collaborating with multiple different functions.
Speaker B
Like there are designers, producers, um, artists, um, researchers and script writers, scene writers, right?
Speaker B
There are so many sub-agents in Agent Opus.
Speaker B
All reporting to the central director agent.
Speaker B
Um.
Speaker B
So, I think that's the magic part of it.
Speaker B
Um, because when well, everyone says I'm using AI, I'm building AI.
Speaker B
But I think building a team of AI is another level of challenge.
Speaker B
But it also unlocks another level of superpower.
Speaker B
So when when we saw that, um, agent, the agent, the central director agent, um, you know, designing a plan.
Speaker B
And also orchestrate among the other eight to nine agent.
Speaker B
It is a truly end-to-end autonomous experience.
Speaker B
Where the input is just some article or pieces of news.
Speaker B
While the output consists like well-written script, polished voiceovers, photo-realistic avatars.
Speaker B
Real-world assets sourced from the entire internet and also YouTube.
Speaker B
Plus AI-generated scenes, animations, infographics along the video.
Speaker B
So it's a true multi-agent, multi-model agent workflow.
Speaker A
And so I can drop my LinkedIn post, right, which is a written post.
Speaker A
And you'll be able to create.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
A video out of it.
Speaker B
Exactly.
Speaker A
So, can you show the new AI feature?
Speaker A
Because this is something that we're doing a lot.
Speaker A
We're trying to repurpose whatever is going viral on LinkedIn.
Speaker A
This is so funny.
Speaker A
I posted myself sitting in the garage on a call because my kids were going crazy upstairs.
Speaker A
And I just couldn't take the call upstairs.
Speaker A
And I'm like in this messy garage and freezing.
Speaker A
Um, and it got 120,000 impressions.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
And ideally, I wanted to become, you know, something else I can post.
Speaker A
So.
Speaker B
For sure.
Speaker A
So I copy link, right?
Speaker B
Yeah, you copy and paste.
Speaker B
You can just say like, create a video of this LinkedIn post.
Speaker A
Should I add more prompts like, uh, make it a viral reel or?
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker B
Or it should.
Speaker B
Or it's like pre-prompted or something.
Speaker B
Yeah, it's pre-prompted, but you can always always add.
Speaker B
Um, or you can add some thought on it.
Speaker B
Um, up to you.
Speaker B
So, and for voice, you want to also create your own voice.
Speaker B
But let's just like use a use our default voice.
Speaker A
What is the hook?
Speaker B
Hook is that.
Speaker B
We'll have different, um, hook templates.
Speaker B
Like the fast cuts, article highlight.
Speaker B
Right now it's kind of slow.
Speaker B
Uh, so probably takes about like 30 to 60 minutes.
Speaker A
Oh, 30 to 60 minutes.
Speaker A
Okay.
Speaker B
Yeah, we're optimizing the speed.
Speaker B
Hopefully you can get to like 20 minutes in two months.
Speaker A
I'm going to show you the result.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Okay.
Speaker A
So with all of this, what will happen to creators in three years?
Speaker A
Like in general, creator economy, how do you see it evolving with all the agentic tools?
Speaker B
I think the entry barrier to create something is going to dissolve.
Speaker B
So that everyone has the superpower to become a creator.
Speaker B
Um, that's a brutal fact.
Speaker B
Um, and it makes the competition much more challenging, to be honest.
Speaker B
But the good thing is that, um, everyone now don't have to think about, you know, what tool do I need to use.
Speaker B
Or what techniques, what expertise do I need to learn?
Speaker B
But now you can focus on figuring out what is your uniqueness.
Speaker B
How should you stand out, right, what is your unique narrative of of your story?
Speaker B
What is your unique messaging, what is your unique tone?
Speaker B
Um, what sets you apart?
Speaker B
Um, so just focus on yourself.
Speaker B
Focus on your own storytelling.
Speaker B
And in one or two years, no more than three years, AI can just deliver the job for you.
Speaker B
They're doing actually the dirty work for you.
Speaker B
But you're going to be the real creative one.
Speaker A
But it's crazy the competition is going to be insane.
Speaker B
It is.
Speaker A
Do you think there's less and less time to build a personal brand?
Speaker A
Because what happens if in three years everyone has access to tools, everyone tells a story.
Speaker A
And then we don't have enough eyes to consume all the content.
Speaker A
Do you have to worry about it?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Hopefully days.
Speaker A
I like thing because I started 10 years ago.
Speaker A
And I remember editing all the videos.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Something that set me apart was the willingness to do that.
Speaker A
So my content was super mediocre, but because I took the chance of like, you know, spending six hours to edit a video.
Speaker A
I got my followers.
Speaker A
It's impossible today.
Speaker A
Like if my content is mediocre, it's not going to be noticed.
Speaker A
That's the thing, right?
Speaker A
So your story either has to be extraordinary.
Speaker B
Yeah.
Speaker A
Or or that's it.
Speaker A
Do you think we still have this opportunity to showcase our personal brands?
Speaker A
Or because there's so many, we're getting saturated?
Speaker B
I don't worry that too much.
Speaker B
Um, because think about like 10 years ago, five years ago, when you want to build a personal brand.
Speaker B
Um, I think most of the time you're you're wasting is to, um, you know, edit the video scene by scene.
Speaker B
Right, is to designing design your colors.
Speaker B
Design, um, everything like page by page.
Speaker B
I think that's how you waste the time.
Speaker B
So the analogy is that is that if you have to spend five months, um, building your personal branding from zero to one.
Speaker B
But nowadays it's like you just need a couple weeks.
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