So what I'm referring to here is the different things that you tell yourself and the different things that you believe in because these are the things that shape all of the actions that you take in this life, and therefore they have a direct impact on how successful you end up becoming as a Creator... Start anyway and just continuously learn what you need to learn in order to fill that gap as you progress.
Instead of looking at that content and thinking ugh, what a waste of time I spent all that time creating it, it didn't do as well, what a failure - I'm never doing that again, instead what I want you to do is to practice the process of actually drawing lessons from that content but doing it in an effective way... So, let that sit with you and just post and ghost.
Creating sponsored content, in my opinion, is nowhere near as difficult as the average job... Every single job that I've had I would say is a lot harder than the sponsorship part of my business... Building a business requires you to understand accounting and finance, it requires you to understand how to market your own products and your services, it requires you to build a team and the funny thing is is that if you said to anyone like, "Oh, I'm building a business from scratch," they would think, "Oh my God, that sounds difficult," but then if you say to someone, "Oh, I'm going to become a content creator," it usually sounds easier.
More recently, there's been a huge increase in content creators who don't necessarily have a niche but they have a really specific audience and they stand for something in their content... So, ask yourself: Is there something that you really believe in? Is there something that you really stand for? Are you a huge fan of shopping sustainably yet affordably? Like, what is the thing for you that you really believe in as a person and that you want to share with others using social media?
Q: What is meant by Internal Belief System and Limiting Beliefs?
A: Internal Belief System refers to the different things we tell ourselves and believe in, which shape our actions and impact our success as Creators. Limiting beliefs are beliefs that hold us back from reaching our full potential. It is important to continuously learn and fill knowledge gaps to progress.
Q: How can one draw lessons from Content Performance?
A: Instead of seeing content that did not perform well as a failure, one should practice drawing lessons from it. This involves analyzing what worked and what did not, and using this information to improve future content. The approach should be focused on learning and growth rather than dwelling on past disappointments.
Q: Is Content Creation an easy route to success?
A: Content creation, especially sponsored content, may not be as difficult as building a business from scratch. Building a business involves various aspects such as accounting, finance, marketing, and team building. Content creators often face challenges in developing a unique voice, engaging their audience, and staying relevant in a competitive landscape.
Q: Why is standing for something important in Content Creation?
A: Standing for something in content creation helps creators connect with a specific audience and build a loyal following. By sharing beliefs and values through their content, creators can attract like-minded individuals and create a stronger community. It also differentiates them in a crowded market and adds depth to their content.
