015: Alex Hermozi - Less Polished, More Substance

There is no wrong style of creating content online - it’s only wrong when the style of content you create doesn’t produce the outcomes you want in the timeframe you anticipated!
In today’s podcast episode, I talk about the different types of content styles on RUclips & Instagram, how end goals dictated our success with media, & what lessons we can learn from Alex Hermozi & his new approach to his personal content to further his reach on the internet!
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[@xojenniferlynne]

Love what you’re doing. Subscribed!

[@heyimkhari]

dope content. super informative and inspiring

[@PedroMachado]

Amazing content Leah. +1 sub.

[@MindOfLJ]

so dope

[@Ionlupascu97]

I would say you're doing great, just try to make the sound a little bit louder, it is too quiet. ...and don't stop posting

[@divergentdeva]

Question as someone who is neuro diverse do you think that editing out the squirrel brain could be a digital form of masking?

[@LeahLowe93]

100%, but I feel like it's an advantage you know! Being able to tap into your squirrel brain & create something unique & different because no one else thinks like you is a gift! I've been leaning more into my squirrel brain per se & have really enjoyed the content that I have been able to come up with!

[@richillusions]

try to prepare more and keep the focus. this video could have been 15 minutes but it was 26 minutes just because you sometimes was saying things that really didnt make any sense. it was a bit irritating. but keep the grind, you are doing awesome

[@divergentdeva]

I get your perspective, but isn't this what the the video is about? Less polished and her being authentic. She is an editor ect of course this is intentional.

[@PedroMachado]

I think is incredible how people think they can tell you what to do just because she doesn't have 100k subs.
If she had 100k subs people will be cheering and complimeting his voice, his style of edition, his content format. But, just because she doesn't have, everyone think they can tell what to do and how to improve.
I'm a Brazilian video, podcast and live stream producer with 10 years of experience, working for a major company in NYC and I can tell everyone here in the comments: THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH HER CONTENT. Everything that she is doing is perfect, the audio, the light, the editting, everything. Stop trying to be smart ass, give more support. She is gonna have 100k subs, it's just a matter of time and nothing she is doing is wrong or need improvement. Instead of say something why don't you try to produce content yourself?