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Wyatt Feaster · @wyattfeaster
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421
Runtime
2:14
Speaking pace
189wpm
Reading time
2min
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So, we're just about two weeks away from one year ago, me committing to one video every single week without missing. And we're almost there, almost over the finish line. It has been quite a year so far. I was going to put up this other video, but I've been working really, really, really hard on this case study for a client that I did. I've probably put in 40 or 50 hours already on this video. The most time that I've ever spent on a YouTube video, and I'm really proud of it, and
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| Average words per sentence | 14.5 |
| Longest sentence | 32 words |
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So, we're just about two weeks away from one year ago, me committing to one video every single week without missing. And we're almost there, almost over the finish line. It has been quite a year so far. I was going to put up this other video, but I've been working really, really, really hard on this case study for a client that I did. I've probably put in 40 or 50 hours already on this video. The most time that I've ever spent on a YouTube video, and I'm really proud of it, and I was going to put it up today. but I'm not happy enough with the last little part of it and I don't want to rush it.
And so I'm just gonna, you know, wait till next week and make sure it's good because it's really important to me. Um, and probably the video I'm the most proud of ever making. And so this week is just kind of me holding myself accountable. Wanted to share, you know, what's going on and kind of just an update. Um, joined a creator community with Louis Armstrong. Um, and it's really exciting to be around other entrepreneurs.
Uh, we're going to be doing some meetups, uh, this upcoming September and just to be around other entrepreneurs on the same journey, on the same mission, going through the same struggles. Um, try to just improve themselves and their life and everything. So, very exciting to to do that. I should have pulled the trigger last year, but I never did. Um, so yeah, very excited about it. Um, and I can't wait to get this video up and just keep on keep it on.
Blockwalk has been kind of on the back burner for this week while I am doing um this YouTube video and and working on that. So, that's kind of where we're at. I'll give you a little sneak peek of the video we're working on so you can get an idea. We're working on this kind of uh long case study, the tons and tons of edits and crap like this. But um yeah, it's put been the most effort I've ever put in to a video here. >> So many designers obsess over pretty UI, delightful animations, and micro interactions, yet they lack the skill. >> So that's it.
That's all you get. So thanks for being here this week. Um if you watched it, thank you and we will see you next week.
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