A friend of mine set a goal to post a video every morning. She asked me for an idea, I gave her one, she filmed it, posted it, and then deleted it. I think it didn't feel like her. The idea was mine, not hers.
That's the real problem for most people who want to make videos. It's not the camera or the editing. It's knowing what to say, in a way that sounds like you.
The answer is already in you
So I designed a session around asking instead of telling. We meet for an hour on Zoom and I ask questions like:
- What do you care about most right now?
- What could you talk about for five minutes without getting bored?
- What message do you wish more people heard?
- What do friends always come to you for?
From transcript to a content bank
Because the call is recorded and transcribed, nothing you say gets lost. Afterward I turn the transcript into talking points, opening hooks, jumping-off prompts and ready-to-post text, aiming for about a month of daily video ideas, all in your words.
The next level: your own content hub
For people who want to keep going, I can build a simple personal app where your ideas are organized, and where you can speak new thoughts and have them turned into fresh video ideas.
The session is pay-what-you-can from $20 to $80, with a barter option. Book Find Your Voice.
