I gave up
Several weeks ago my wife and I decided to take on the 75 Hard Challenge. If you’ve tried it before… you know it’s NOT the easiest thing in the world.
For 75 days straight you’re supposed to:
> workout twice (45 minutes each)
> read 10 pages of NONfiction
> take a progress picture
> drink a gallon of water
> stick to a diet
And you can’t just pick a couple.
For the entire 2.5 months you have to successfully complete every single thing on that list. No exceptions.
Like I said… it’s pretty damn tough.
Which is why we gave up after a week.
(because of a hot dog lol)
But I wouldn’t call it a total loss. Me and Kayla still learned some valuable lessons we’ll be taking with us for the next 75 Hard.
I talk about these in my newest video:
>>> https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFLWOCEQnyU&
Whether you want to try the 75 Hard Challenge, create daily content, consistently reach out to potential clients, etc… you might want to check this out.
P.S. It’s a bit different from my other videos.
Instead of sitting in front of my desk and giving advice…the goal is to give you more of a behind-the-scenes look at my life.
More personality too.
Now I’m not saying you should give up on “thought leadership” videos. They’re still super important for your SEO and long-term growth.
But here’s the advantage of educational vlogs:
They’re GREAT for getting subscribers (and increasing your watch time too). Then naturally people will start finding your other videos and eventually book a call with you.
1. Educational vlogs [Top of funnel]
2. Thought leadership content
3. CTA (book a call, fill out a form, etc) [Bottom of funnel]
Something to keep in mind for your own channel.
Here’s an example:
>>> https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFLWOCEQnyU&
I’d love to hear what you think!