Sean Cannell

Like, get some resources from him.

Like, throw it in there.

Clod or ChatGPT.

Copy someone's website.

Screenshot their videos.

Download the transcripts of his videos to learn quickly what some of his frameworks are.

Throw those in.

Then start talking back and forth.

Like, hey, let's brainstorm some angles.

Then let's brainstorm some titles.

Then let's...

Then I'm like, okay, and I'll brainstorm four or five to ten titles.

And I know what direction I'm going, but I could use those later.

It doesn't mean it's going to be the final title, but I know I could use those later.

And then I order the questions.

In this case, it's a video podcast, and I'm going to have the interview support basically a concept and a title that I've predetermined going into the interview.

That could all be pivoted editing and the hook later.

But what I've also found is that if you just do a little bit more upfront, and by the way, this sounds, I'm sure like a lot to the average person, but I'm able to, I'm able to do this.

If I only had 10 minutes to prepare, I could do this whole process in 10 minutes.

Wow.