Breaking with my DNA to bring you the first in a series of 1 video book reviews by yours truly. You saw it here first, folks! Oh, and then go buy the book. Seriously.
(Facebook readers, here’s the original YouTube link: http://tinyurl.com/qh6pfu)
Breaking with my DNA to bring you the first in a series of 1 video book reviews by yours truly. You saw it here first, folks! Oh, and then go buy the book. Seriously.
(Facebook readers, here’s the original YouTube link: http://tinyurl.com/qh6pfu)
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Here’s a sampling of some things I’ve recorded in the past. Who knows, I may add more soon!
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That made me smile! Thank you.
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Glad I pre-ordered 2 copies of it this week.
Keep hustling!
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Well done… you should do more videos; you’re a natural, easy to listen to and loaded with valuable information people need to hear. Best, Mark
Passion is something we find from within and Gary is a wonderful catalyst to remind us of that. He is the real deal, he works his ass off every single day and shares everything.
You are an inspiration to me, Suze. I know you, you are my friend, you are my colleague, you’re passion for people and learning and sharing is inexhaustible. Keep it up!
@knealemann
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As for the book review itself: I am not a big fan of “self help” people/books in general. I don’t need books to tell me to get off my butt and become a big success. I think that is kind of self-evident.
I do however appreciate short snappy practical advice on how to get somewhere or do something that is evidence based, empirical, and from a source that has used their own advice to great advantage.
So I will by this book ’cause Sue told me to!
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Nicely done Sue! Like you I am not comfortable at all in front of a camera, but I think everyone in broadcasting should be forced to do it at least once, just so they get an appreciation of how hard it is to look natural while reading a prompter, having someone yap in your ear, watch for time cues etc etc…
I know you have lots of pro lighting, sound and camera gear at your disposal, and apparently elected not to use them. I like the “home made” look you were going for, but I think you could have kicked it up a notch by using a bug mike and/or picked a room that was a little less “live”. May I also suggest that you add just enough lighting so it does not look artificial, but allows you to separate you from the background and model your face a bit.
IMHO part of your business is video production, so you should treat every picture and video clip you do like it’s part of your sample reel.
Can I hear ya say “HARD CORE!”
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