IAAC 166 Meat and Potatoes
4 years ago in We Are Alive Tribe by bradleyarrow
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IAAC 166 Meat and Potatoes
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The transcript is from a video by Bradley participating in the "I am alive challenge," discussing the commitment to creating daily videos for 166 days straight. The analogy of running out of meat and only having potatoes left refers to running out of content ideas but still pushing through to continue the streak. He emphasizes that sometimes posts may be more basic (potatoes) than others filled with quality content (meat) but encourages persistence and consistency regardless. Bradley highlights the importance of engagement, comments, and discussions on posts, indicating that not every post will be a standout one, but the interactions on those exceptional posts are valuable.
In summary, the video emphasizes the challenges and rewards of maintaining a streak of daily content creation, likening the process to making potato soup when you run out of meat. The speaker encourages content creators to stay persistent, engage with the community, and appreciate the meaningful interactions that occur on their posts. Additionally, Bradley mentions platforms like Hive, CTP Talk, Click Track Profit, and the importance of community support in content creation.
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