Myron Golden
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184 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Myron Golden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, it's YouTube's rule of thumb. And so I'll just give them what they want again. If you can keep 70% of your audience watching. 70% of clicks. 70% of the people who start watching the video, if they are still watching at the 30 second mark, the chances of that video doing well increase exponentially.
Okay. So the most important part of the content of the video is the first 30 seconds. The video needs to be good. So it's 70% over 30 seconds. Got it. The video has to be good. Of course. But if the video is good and the first 30 seconds is bad, they're not watching it.
Right. So I'm going to tell you what constitutes bad, like horrible, like on a video. First 30 seconds. Hi, guys. Myron here. Welcome back to my channel. Today I'm going. No, please make sure you subscribe. Make sure you like the video and comment. That's all that. You want to start the video with intensity and intention. I love it. And so what I do is, let's say I'm going to do a video on Monday.
It's going to be how to stop outsmarting yourself. Did you know that... Having a high IQ doesn't necessarily guarantee a high income. In fact, some of the people with the highest IQs in the world make some of the least amount of money. And you have to ask yourself, well, if getting to a high IQ is not the key to success, why am I spending all this money on education?
Why have I spent all this money on education? Why do I have all these college loans that are going to take me 20 years of my life to pay off? If indeed a high IQ doesn't equal high income. On this video, I'm going to show you seven things you can do to stop outsmarting yourself and being too smart for your own good.
Well, how often? I'm going to answer two questions. Let me answer that. May I answer a better question first? Absolutely. How often should somebody watching me script out that first 30 seconds? Every time they do it for the first couple hundred videos. You need to be scripting. Right. How often do I do it? I don't ever script it out because I can remember faster than I can read. Right.
And so that's how my brain works. That's not how everybody's brain works. In fact, that's not how most people's brain works. So scripting out anything for me is a train wreck in slow motion.
I figure out what I'm going to say.
Yeah, I don't ever do that. So when I'm outlining, so this is what I mean. I could literally, what I'm telling you right now, I could turn it into a YouTube course. I love it. Right, so- That's why I know that it's good because I know if somebody bought this from me and they went through it and they did it, they would get results.
Right. So and I don't generally share this much, but I will tell you. So one of the things that I do when I'm creating a video is I'm like, big idea. What's the big idea of this video? OK, what's the thumbnail title? What's the video title? What's the opening 30 seconds? Those are the things. Now, a lot of people.
That's how I plan a video. And then I create the outline. But usually I don't create the outline earlier than 24 hours before I'm gonna go live. Because I have frameworks that I communicate through as you already know. And so what I don't do is I don't wanna create an outline that I don't even remember and I'm attempting to remember it while I'm teaching it.
So I like to create the outline no more than 24 hours before. And oftentimes not more than an hour before I go live. I sit down and I make myself outline the points. Now I've been thinking about it for weeks, but I put it down in bullet points Like an hour, if I write my outline an hour before I go live, that video is going to be hotter than a pack of firecrackers on the 4th of July.
It's going to be hot. Because it's hot off the press for me. It's fresh to me. So it's not like I'm serving leftovers from three weeks ago.
Almost all of them, unless I'm traveling like I am this week. Almost all my videos are live. Live videos for me outperform recorded videos. That's not gonna be true for everybody.
Um, it depends on what your team is better set up for. Um, I think our team is better. Our team is better set up for live video because I'm better suited for live video. Um, but I have, I have a, um, I have a cheat code. So my cheat code is I do my live videos. I broadcast my live videos in front of a live audience. So I'm not talking to a camera. Like I'm terrible in front of a camera.
I'm good in a conversation with a person. So even before we had a live audience in studio, because we have a studio in Tampa, even before we had a live audience in studio, I would have people on Zoom before I had people in the room. So I could see faces and get feedback energy from faces while I'm teaching.
I've never thought of it like that. So I don't know if I would or not, but I think so. I just know that when you're communicating, you're communicating with your words and your energy. And people can lie with their words, but their energy always tells the truth.
If you're communicating with your words and your energy, it's like listening to a song with music in the background, with a band in the background. If you communicate without your energy, without that people energy, it's like singing acapella in a hallway with no carpet. So you no longer create content without a crowd? Oh, I don't remember the last time I did.
I've only attempted it twice and it was terrible both times and we never released the videos. And when you say crowd, is it a virtual crowd or is it in person? We used to have a virtual crowd, but we have an in-person crowd. We have people in studio every Monday and every Thursday when we go live.
Is it part of like a membership? Nope. Their payment is giving me somebody to talk to. I love it.
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