I forced my editor to work overtime...
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They're coming to cancel me for being a terrible boss. And I have to hold my hands up on this one. Last night, I sat down with my wife to eat. But, before I did, I instructed, nay, demanded, my editor to work through their evening. To give up any and all plans they had because I wanted my new YT video edited and ready for publishing today. Mean? Maybe? But, my editor is now 100% AI. So, really, all I did was say "here's the draft, run the edits while I have dinner please". And once dinner was done. I came back to a render of the video for me to review (to which I made no changes). Anyway, the long-form video AI-edited is now live on my YT channel which you can view below. Watch the AI-edited video here. The time investment for me here was about 45 minutes all in. I have a bank of topics that are proven to be high search and high intent. So, I picked one, rambled my thoughts through my microphone to my AI. That takes about 5-10 minutes. The AI then formats it and I review the organised thoughts to make some minor edits and add clarification points (about 5 minutes). Recording this took 20 minutes. And editing out my mistakes (just deleting bad takes), took 10 minutes. I then export, and hand off to my AI while I sit down to eat. The video is a 16-minute take on the only 5 things you need to focus on to scale your business. Pete “dinner and a render” Boyle P.S. I also explained and showed the full system and how to build this AI editor for no extra fees than your regular AI subscription in Monday's GM+ call. Join the community here for full, immediate access to that recording and hundreds of others. |