Matt Price

You shouldn't like make very, very entry-level simple mistakes.

Like, cause we were working remote basically.

I was like a district or regional sales manager.

If you're coming from a teaching perspective, now if it's pure entertainment, that's different.

So I had a territory that I was responsible for.

But if I'm giving you an instructional video on how to build a car, I should know what I'm talking about.

I didn't want them to think that they're paying me this salary and I'm just at home making cooking videos.

If I'm teaching you how to make pasta, you're gonna feed your family, your kids, your wife, your whatever.

Cause that wasn't the case.

I was doing it, we'll shoot, you know, four or five videos in a weekend and I'll work my nine to five.

But I was transparent.

You're going to spend money at the grocery store.

It wasn't like a surprise when it happened, basically, is what I'm trying to say.

I take all of that into account.

So I just take the time to really learn it.

Again, it goes back to the obsession thing, because I'm not the type of person that's going to put out a video if I don't feel confident that I know what I'm talking about.

And not to be shady, but not all creators are like that.

I know a lot of creators are putting out videos, and I know that's probably the first or second time you've ever made that thing.

You can't really teach something that you're not...

And I'm not gonna say you have to be an expert to teach, but you should be proficient, right?