My Video Debut
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I was asked to provide a short video for my buddies site at Retireat21.com for young entrepreneurs.
So I racked my brain sack, and thought of the one mistake I see people making over and over again.
Prepare yourself for my DeanHunt.com video debut (blush)
Would love your thoughts.
PS: Yes, I need a shave and a haircut.
PPS: Yes, I have a giant canvas on my wall of my killer bunnies (courtesy of Artyprints.co.uk)
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Great points of changing your mentality to embrace success.
Are you standing on a rocking chair? I think I’m going to be seasick.
I think a tripod might help tremendously.
- Daiv http://Twitter.com/DaivRawks
Daiv,
Many thanks.
haha, I have a tripod, but as you can tell, I DIDN’T use it.
I wanted to try and do it off the cuff. No script, no preparation, lighting, sorting my hair etc..
Dean
Dean,
I like the video.
The advice was excellent.
Perseverance is the key.
Regards,
George
P.S. nice backdrop, I need a shave and haircut much worse.
Thanks George,
Much appreciated.
Dean
hey Dean..
Look like you are well prepared for public speaking huh..
anyway, as Daiv said, a tripod may be helpful.
CY
It had to happen sooner or later. Talk about patience! Been waiting for you to get off your bum and talk to people on video for decades.
Great advice, Dean. I loved the video (especially the killer bunnies).
Most people just start off thinking that they’re big idea is going to take off right off the bat. What they don’t know is that all the successful businesses that exist took a LOT of time and patience to build up.
Rajaie
Great video Dean — but then you know I think that already.
Really, I wish my video debut was even half as good as that mate — it is the business!!
And now you started, you know we will be expecting to see these at least weekly
Barry
The Dean Hunt Cherry Is Well And Truly Popped!
Well done Dean.
How does it compare to that all important cherry pop?!!
Sean
Sean,
Scary, ended in under 3 mins, pretty much identical really
Hey Dean,
I think doing these types of videos will go a long way towards making you more comfortable during your presentation next month.
The advice you gave is important for people new to getting a site off the ground and running profitably. Sticking with it is THE biggest issue.
Thanks for the Needles in Haystacks series too, I look forward to more of those posts.
Best
Nathan
Quality – and that 3 minutes included a well deserved smoke too!
Tee hee!
Sean
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Hi Dean
Great video – I should do this, but I’m more nervous than you with this type of stuff.
Btw…remember the idea we discussed in LA (about racing) – still haven’t done it yet! It’s the next big thing, and I’m still selling double glazing…
Matthew
Dude, awesome advise. I needed it cause I get tiered of things if I don’t see quick progress and just give up on it.
ps I suggest a tripod too
pps nice wall
I guess if a young wipper snapper like you can do a video then this old girl should be able to do it too.
I must tell you that you constantly challenge me to improve…
Thanks,
Sandy
Hi Dean
Have been follwing you for a while and the northern accent makes me feel so at home.
Anyway, brilliant way to look at it as so many people want a get rich quick solution but even after 2 weeks in your scenario you only have $82 which insnt much when week 3 is 10,000
Of course it would be an amazing business if it continued to double every day but the lesson is a good one to be patient and not give up.
Yours inspired
Kath
Thanks for that tip Dean.
The tone of your voice and humility is obvious and appreciated.
Your genuine desire to save people from suffering is palpable.
Gratefully,
Aaron
Dean Great Job !
You are exactly right to do the video off the cuff as you say. I did a couple of videos for Affiliate Summit’s mentor program, and found myself apologizing for all the “and sooo” “uhh” and other pauses. Shawn Collins from Affiliate Summit told me not to worry, that it makes it more real and is just how people really talk. Like Gary Vaynerchuk says, be yourself, if you are the dude who collects comic books, be that dude, and do it well, be proud of who you are and people can relate.
And the message you gave is the one I have heard so many times in this business, patience! to add to that another message, if you fail at one idea, get back up and try something else. failing is not always a bad thing, it is a learning thing.
Good luck in Washington next month, wish I could go and watch your presentation.
I like coctails in an island.
Thansk for the tips of patients. I think that consistently acctions, little acctions all days gives you the succes you want.
exraordinary day.
Hey Dean, great message and to the point. Good advice for anyone starting anything really if you put it in relative terms. If you’re starting a new blog and you manage to double your readers every day, or a podcast where you could double your listeners every day, anyone would kill for those types of results.
I started a parenting podcast in May 2005, didn’t expect much, but months later the listeners started arriving in droves. I kept with it, and the numbers have continued to grow… Suffice it to say, you can measure your success in different ways: income, followers, sales, listeners, etc.