쉐도잉 연습: this will change how you make YouTube videos FOREVER - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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Guys, I've been thinking, if you're a consultant, coach, entrepreneur, business owner, and you're trying to make YouTube work for you, trying to make YouTube work in your business,
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but you hate scripting, you hate reading from a teleprompter, you hate planning out scripts the whole time,
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then there's an incredibly important distinction that you need to make,
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which might change your life and enable you to ditch the script forever and make community building,
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views gaining, sales making videos much more off the cuff, much more just being yourself.
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I've never used a script and I've built this channel to almost 50,000 subscribers
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and generate multi six figures per year from my YouTube channel into my business.
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I've never used a script.
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So let's get into it.
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Look at the top, the world's top personal brands, the world's top content creators, but specifically the world's top personal brands, right?
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We're thinking Alex Hormozzi, we're thinking Dan Martell in the business space,
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but in a ton of other niches there's lots of other people.
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Vin Yang in the speaking space, right?
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That kind of caliber, we're talking millions of followers being on the world's top podcasts.
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Let's think about that for for a second.
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When they are on the world's top podcasts, how are they able to speak so eloquently?
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Right?
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How?
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How is that possible?
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The reason is because in the podcast they use the same methodology that they use in their videos,
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which involves and revolves around having intellectual property and riffing and running and speaking around that.
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Compared to if you're starting this, you know, you're starting out on YouTube and you're thinking, how do I script a bunch of videos for my YouTube channel and read them to a camera?
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You're most likely not actually talking from a place of expert frameworks that you've thought out and battle-tested in the world.
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And instead, you're focused on trying to hook viewers through psychology and writing all these fancy words
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to try and read and make you sound smart or whatever.
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And if you make that shift to from
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I'm going to script all of my videos to I am going to develop my frameworks
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and intellectual property and develop such good stuff that works in the world and then share that and talk about that,
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then you can leave the script forever.
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And with that, you can go on podcasts.
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With that, you can speak well on interviews.
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And you can speak well on any stage
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because you have the internal frameworks that you know like the back of your hand
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that you can just pull out of the bag at any moment.
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And that's how you make unlimited content that builds massive credibility,
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trust, is naturally engaging because the frameworks and the knowledge base that you've developed is naturally engaging material.
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You've developed it in a way that is instantly understandable, makes it click in your viewer's mind,
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is memorable, sounds new and exciting and interesting.
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If you have all of that stuff developed, say goodbye to the script.
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You never have to script again.
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And a big part of that is knowing what you're for and against.
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This is a huge part.
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I see creators who are new to the space and trying to script stuff, but it's also vanilla.
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It's also safe.
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And YouTube and social media, you need to have an opinion.
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You need to stand for something.
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Just as a meta example, even in this video, I'm like taking a stand against scripts.
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And I'm saying there's a better way.
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We don't have to use scripts.
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That's just a stand against something.
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And you need to know in your niche, in your industry, what you stand for and what you stand against.
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And once you have those opinions, obviously based on stuff that's worked for you and your clients,
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then you can share those opinions on YouTube like I'm doing in this video for example
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and then still have that bring in views leads and sales into your business
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and so even in this video as I'm talking now this isn't intellectual property
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that I'm sharing this is a for and against but it's been tested and that's why it works
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and finally to wrap this up and this sort of weaves those two points together
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when you are living your real life and
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when i say real life i mean you are out there
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in the world doing things experimenting working with people making real shit happen then you have
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an unlimited base of knowledge and stories to share.
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This is also the stuff that then connects to your intellectual property, right?
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You might have a framework about something, but the examples are interchangeable that you use in that framework.
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And so you could use another example that just happened to you yesterday with a client that you're working with
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or an experience that you had in your personal life or a story and plug that into your existing framework.
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Boom.
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you have a fresh way of communicating that same idea.
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It's a fundamentally different approach to I'm just, I'm in my room and I've got to come up with like a kind of a theoretical concept
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about a theoretical topic I want to talk about.
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Right.
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And little Ducky here agrees with me.
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Don't you?
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Yeah, he does.
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If you want a video walking you through how to make one-take videos like this, I would start with this video here.
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It explains why one-take videos work and the psychology behind it.
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And then after that video, it will point to another video.
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It will teach you exactly how to make one-take videos.
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So it's a good order to watch it in.
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And I would just start there if you want to ditch the script
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Because that skill of being able to do this in one take
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and speaking in a way that captivates people in the first place, that's a fundamental skill that's beneath all of this approach to YouTube.
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So that's where I'd start.
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Until next time, me and Ducky are going to drive home now.
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See you very soon.
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Bye-bye.
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