Getting your creative business of the ground? Go Here: thefutur.com/accelerator Want to scale your creative business to the next level? Go Here: thefutur.com/pro-group
Chris really nailed it with the passive income strategies, especially the part about leveraging digital products. For entrepreneurs looking to apply this, remember that creating evergreen content around your digital products can significantly boost passive sales, as it continues to attract and educate potential customers over time without additional effort.
@@DeKombobulator through the sacrifice of his only begotten son, we have life. Any designer wants only the best for his creation. Our creator as well. Death was not in the original code, so to speak, but it entered via a Trojan horse. It will be defeated. Peace be with you 🙏
@@pijnacker01 suns, planets, stars far away,grass, trees .lizards...all die....got nothing to do with Jesus committing suicide on a piece of wood... ✌️
@@DeKombobulator I understand the worldly view. That is logical. E=MC2 'energy can neither be created nor destroyed; it can only be converted from one form to another.' Yet. someone created it. We will all get 'converted' it's just being preemptive when choosing Jesus.
@@pijnacker01 Jesus is not the creator... I don't think it's a good idea to rely on some character from a Jew story that committed suicide to be your "god". Id prefer someone or something with a bit more talent... ✌️
I feel like Chris just drew out the entire business plan for The Futur. Thanks for the free info Mr. Do. You just earned a subscriber/Adsense ad viewer
This is an entire blueprint from solopreneurship to business ownership succinctly presented in less than an hour. Lots of ideas are percolating now in my mind, I am inspired and fired up. Thank you!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 💡 *Diversifying Income Sources* - Discusses the importance of having alternative income streams as a safety net in business. - Warns about the risks of relying on a single revenue source due to potential client loss, industry changes, or disruptive technologies. 02:03 📈 *Evaluating Business Growth and Decision Making* - Explores the decision-making process when an alternative business reaches substantial revenue. - Highlights the power of choice between focusing on new or existing business ventures. 02:30 💰 *Trading Time for Money vs. Money for More Money* - Discusses the common practice of trading time for money and introduces the concept of investing money to generate more money. - Examples include investing in stocks or real estate as means to grow wealth without direct labor. 06:01 🔄 *Reinvesting Surplus Money and Buying Back Time* - Focuses on making surplus money to buy back personal time, hiring others to perform tasks previously done by oneself. - Mentions practical steps and examples in a video business context, like hiring a video editor to save time and increase productivity. 08:37 💼 *Valuing Your Work vs. Standard Wage Jobs* - The discussion establishes the importance of pricing one's freelance work reasonably above standard retail or service jobs, like Starbucks, to ensure the work is financially worth the effort. - It emphasizes honesty in self-evaluation of earnings and the necessity to charge appropriately for one's services. 09:19 🎯 *Setting Financial Goals for Freelance Work* - Outlines the process of determining a daily earning goal that aligns with living expenses and ensuring freelance work meets or exceeds this goal. - Suggests setting clear financial targets for each project to justify the time and effort invested compared to conventional employment. 10:29 📊 *Market Rates and Outsourcing* - Provides an overview of average daily rates for professional editors in a specific market (Los Angeles) and uses this as a foundation to discuss outsourcing work. - Encourages the hiring of professionals to save personal time and increase productivity, using the spread between personal rates and market rates as a decision driver. 12:06 ⏳ *Buying Back Time with Money* - Explores the concept of using one's earnings to purchase time, essentially outsourcing tasks that one could do but might not be the best use of their time. - Highlights the critical shift from being a sole service provider to managing an agency model, focusing on delegating to competent professionals to leverage time more effectively. 13:41 🚀 *Transition from Freelancer to Entrepreneur* - Discusses the identity and mindset shift required for freelancers to evolve into business owners or agency operators. - Stresses the importance of moving from hands-on work to connecting buyers and makers, highlighting the role of an agency as a middleman that adds value by matching clients with service providers. 16:14 🌱 *Developing and Managing Talent for Growth* - Discusses the importance of identifying talented individuals and guiding them through mentorship and direct involvement in projects. - Highlights the process of gradually escalating responsibilities from shadowing to full-time employment, based on their performance and compatibility with the company's culture. 17:25 📈 *Promoting Leadership Within the Team* - Explains the strategy of appointing a team member to a leadership role to manage others, which is determined by their initiative, professionalism, and communication skills. - Focuses on maintaining a standard of quality and style through effective project management by newly appointed leaders. 18:20 🔄 *Identifying Essential Roles and Outsourcing* - Discusses specializing in key business functions such as lead generation, sales, and strategic planning while potentially outsourcing other roles. - Raises the possibility of shifting roles within the company so that those with production skills can focus on what they excel at, while someone else handles business operations. 19:43 🔍 *Evaluating the True Value in a Creative Service Business* - Addresses the reality that in service-oriented businesses, the true value lies in relationships rather than the brand or the company structure itself. - Illustrates this point through a story where a professional leaves a company, and the majority of clients follow, highlighting the importance of personal connections over corporate branding. 23:23 🛡️ *Safeguarding Business Interests* - Discusses the importance of protecting the business by implementing legal agreements such as non-disclosure, non-compete, and non-poaching clauses, especially when planning for staff to take on roles with significant client interaction. - Acknowledges the potential risks involved in this setup, including the possibility of losing clients if a key staff member leaves the company. 24:49 ⚖️ *Legal Challenges in Creative Businesses* - Discusses the difficulties and reliance on legal documents in maintaining client relations and safeguarding business interests when staff leaves. - Emphasizes the nature of creative businesses which are not primarily legal entities, hence the complexity in relying solely on non-solicitation clauses and the like. 25:30 🌐 *Building a Database of Freelancers* - Highlights the importance of building a diverse talent pool to ensure project needs are met, thus moving beyond reliance on a few individuals. - Suggests creating profiles for freelancers detailing their skills, cost, specialties, and availability for better project alignment. 26:42 📈 *Transitioning to a Product-Based Model* - Discusses the shift from a service-based model to creating a product or alternative income streams, such as content creation on TH-cam. - Encourages exploring passive income avenues and understanding the dynamics of online revenue generation through content views. 30:42 💸 *Exploring Affiliate Marketing* - Explores affiliate marketing as a lucrative alternative channel of revenue. - Details how affiliate commissions work, including cookie technology's role in tracking sales and earning potential from promoting products or services. 32:49 🚀 *Broadening Revenue Streams* - Introduces the concept of leveraging content creation beyond TH-cam to incorporate blogs for SEO and affiliate marketing purposes. - Emphasizes the strategy of using multi-platform content to drive audience engagement and generate income through various channels. 33:43 📈 *Leveraging SEO for Affiliate Marketing* - Discusses the effectiveness of consistent, quality SEO content for achieving high Google rankings. - Explains how this visibility can lead to increasing affiliate marketing earnings over time. 35:07 💡 *Maximizing Affiliate Marketing with Sponsorships* - Highlights a strategy to double-dip earnings by securing sponsorships in addition to affiliate marketing. - Encourages promoting only products you genuinely use and believe in to maintain consumer trust. 36:59 🌐 *Broadening Content Strategy Beyond TH-cam* - Explores enhancing SEO through diversifying content platforms, particularly focusing on websites and blogs. - Suggests using AI transcription services to efficiently convert video content to text for blogs, increasing accessibility and SEO performance. 38:37 🚀 *Building Relationships with Brands* - Discusses leveraging affiliate marketing success to establish direct partnerships with brands. - Suggests using proof of affiliate marketing success as leverage to secure sponsorship deals and potentially other collaborative opportunities. 39:20 💬 *Establishing Authority through Speaking Engagements* - Describes how solving business problems with creativity can lead to invitations to speak at events, establishing authority in your niche. - Introduces the 'stage effect' to explain how public speaking enhances personal brand attractiveness and leads to further professional opportunities. 42:15 🎓 *Leveraging Expertise for Consulting and Coaching* - Discusses how your expertise can solve problems for others, through one-on-one coaching or group sessions. - Introduces the concept that consulting typically commands a higher rate than coaching. 44:05 📚 *Documenting Insights for Authority and Product Creation* - Emphasizes the importance of documenting insights through writing, such as eBooks or white papers, to establish authority. - The process of documentation can lead to the creation of digital or physical products based on the documented expertise. 45:56 📈 *Product Creation and Offering Courses* - Highlights the transition from consulting to creating courses as a way to scale knowledge. - Courses can serve as a more affordable option for clients who cannot afford consulting rates, effectively packaging expertise. 48:00 🔄 *Utilizing Created Assets for Multiple Revenue Streams* - Discusses how every created asset, such as a document or tool, can act as a lead magnet and create multiple revenue streams. 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Futur got to be some of the best enterprise content available on youtube. Period. Combining great business knowledge and strategy that is broken down for anyone, all while presenting a nice elegant documentary educational style of video production and editing. Seriously stellar work on every video.
I did this years ago and forgot about it since I wasn't serious about affiliate marketing, blog posting, and TH-cam content creation, yet I earned $10 today without even promoting my website, TH-cam, and the like. Time to get committed to this model; thanks, Futur!
Really interesting story about the risk of hiring business leaders instead of creators, and how relationships are more powerful than brand in service-driven businesses. Super valuable insight
I was worried this was going to be a super basic "investing 101" video at the start and then it turned into an absolute masterclass. Thank you for this video!
I dig the style of your presentation! Remember being at a show at LA convention, and you present live the exact same way. Awesome to see the transition from Blind Studios to The futur over the years. Cheers from one fellow Viet to another!
I love this type of content. It’s so helpful because you can draw up a plan that will get you from behind the desk to grow your business. I love The Futur.
Something I like about Chris Do is that he teach us and show that a designer can also have sales skills and not just do design. Making it possible to increase how much we can get for our services and products. Sadly in my country, Portugal, Design isn't seen as something serious ike enginnering. Getting a decent job and salary in this field is very hard for now. Hopefully it will change.
It's serious, but it isn't as serious as engineering. If an engineer screws up, maybe a bridge collapses and people die. If a graphic designer fails, then... you get a bad illustration?
Okay so im at 16:27 and Im staring at the agency plan I have on my wall and you're LITERALLY describing what I have planned once I have the capital to do so! It feels amazing to have a confirmation that I'm on the proper path! Love this!
Came across your materials recently, have been close to online marketing for a long time. Thank you for your enthusiasm and helping me revisit many ideas.
bookmarked this and save it . If something bad happen tomorrow, at least we have good lecture and insight for rebuild our way . Thanks a lot @futur and especially you Chris . You`re the man !!!
i was supposed to be binge watching movies right now and now i see how this time turned out to be more than 2hrs of watching and trying to not down. Thank you Chris and team
Hey Chris, Have me hooked from a few videos I've come across on uTube. My mindset is shifting for certain (SA, Durban) Thank you for keeping “real” in this crazy world. God knows our journeys for certain.
Finally, someone explained the whole creator economy and one person business models in an easy and digestible way! Thank you as always Chris and the Futur!
I'll always be grateful to you because you completely transformed my life. I also preach about you to everyone I know, telling them that you prevented me from incurring enormous debt with a mere little expenditure. Regards, Mrs Ann Elizabeth Messer
I also want to thank you for your high value content. I find myself watching so many of your videos because you are consistent in bringing value and you seem to come from a very beautiful place of serving.
Wow, this is so cogent. What an amazing flow from basics to high level productivity thinking. What a master class. I will definitely be rewatching over morning coffee tomorrow!!!
2008 gash hit - I went out & lived on a Driving Range to learn golf... Met many professionals who like my golf game but also (Hate me for it)... But there is still real respect for the game & they have an odd solid about how I go about it... In SoCal - So we a lot of courses - 15 Years later & still crushing golf now with MX SuperCross Professionals...(I'm just building a brand now) :) Thank You for all you produce for the world... (TheFutur !!!!) - We shudder in awe about how to change the world...
Regarding "you're leaving and taking clients with you," we usually have an NDA that prevents such behaviour. In such a situation, you can pay a fine or wait (up to one year) ...but no client will wait that long for you, no matter how good you are.
You could invest in stocks, start a side business, or focus on advancing your career. It's important to set goals and make a plan. Remember, wealth can mean different things to different people, One thing i can say that helped me in life to reach my first million was starting early, i got curious and informed i became open to passive income, investments in equities , etfs and the likes. also sought help to handle my portfolio which was my foundation. i'm ever grateful to Anna Rounds Fay my FA.
Appreciate this recommendation, hopefully I can get some insight to where the market is headed and strategies to beat the downtrend with when I hear back from Anna
Chris, this is gold! It's amazing how creative you can be with your bizz when you zoom out and see the bigger picture. And then you can zoom in on each part to find patterns, and create processes and templates to make them automatic or semi-automatic (guess my engineering degree wasn't a waste of time 😂) Thank you!
That was crrraaaaazy🙌🔥 i can't sleep after watching... my mind will blow! Thank you so much for thus video. Chris, what about the agriculture. What specific in that niche? How to become an authority, If I only shoot videos and know nothing in farming and agronomy...
Yura, I'd probably say engage with the people that comment on your videos. Build relationships with your favourites. You might be able to get gigs taking photos for advertising and marketing material. There might be various sawdust that comes from this too that you could monetise.
So, here's the major issue I'm facing. It's not about the quality of work or the potential to build relationships with skilled individuals; rather, it's the challenge of replicating the combination of quality and speed. My clients are accustomed to lightning-fast responses, consistently tight turnarounds, and a premium level of work. Whenever I seek assistance on a project segment, the back-and-forth communication, along with the additional time required by the other artist, is significantly greater than the time it would take me to produce the work. The proposed solution would be to extend the deadline from 5-7 business days to 15 business days+, but that's simply not realistic given the industries I work in. Do you have any advice on how to address this issue?
if you pay more for higher quality talent, people who are actually better than you, you might be able to pull this off. the bigger question is, do you prefer to be in a business/vertical that has such demanding turn around schedules? it must be stressful.
This whole video made me make my own illustration of passive income from Chris’s white board. but just to keep things simple, in order to buy more time it would be better to slip “connections” in the equation aswell, in order to leverage your business and get dat extra time, when you grow you need skilled people who you can trust to deal your issues and also they can trust you so that way there would be a win-win. I’m still learning alot from you and other finance/business channels so thank you🙏🙏🙏
Sometimes I just feel like I know nothing after watching these videos. I am in my 50s - and want to know how you learned most of know your knowledge? Without saying "all of it", where did you learn so much, books, working experience, school? Thanks!
David, thank you for asking this question. I've had the benefit of a few things happening in my life which have really helped me grow. 1. starting a business in 1995 (in my early 20s). lots of real world experience working as a director/designer in advertising. 2. hiring a business coach (13+ years) in the early 2000s 3. Teaching at ArtCenter/Otis for 15+ years 4. Producing content since 2014 5. Reading a ton of books 6. Interviewing thought leaders on my Podcast 7. Being crazy curious and observing things
Waw always value. It is really pleasure to reading you vidéo because you take the times to explain more and well. Iam francophone but i try my best to liseen it on english. I like it.
You're giving the high quality content straight to the facts. This have helped me wrap my thoughts around a lot of info I've been consuming and executing. Now I'm able to discern better from different perspectives and I found yours straight to the core.
Not to throw a monkey wrench into your plans but too often many small businesses promote the best worker to management and they fail. You have to realize that management and being a rockstar worker are completely different skillsets. This can easily become an issue with resentment and falling productivity for the group.
Just to build on some information in the video (which is great by the way). The reason a stock goes up over the long term is based on its opportunity for growth and generating additional revenue. Over the short term (1-12 months roughly, but sometimes longer) the stock market is a voting machine. Generally the reason a stock goes up and down over the long term is based on the financial health and prospects of the business itself. So this is why tech stocks are volatile. It is easier for them to take advantage of new opportunities due to there being low barriers to enter new markets and such. I'm studied this personally and it made a huge difference to my investments and returns since making this shift in my strategies, so hopefully this can help others to invest better in future too.
Hi Chris. I ve been following your channel for 2 yrs now. Your content is amazing. I am from France. You should translate your Audio in French and other langages you will gain more viewers.
The problem is there's far too many people whom want to charge the rates that are far above their skill levels, professionalism, quality of comms and deliverables... You end up babysitting and / or fixing their fups which defeats the point of bringing them in in the first place. OR alternatively, the people you actually would want are already going solo
Chris Do, you're a real one. This video really hit. Impacted me enough to send it to other creative biz owners I know. Appreciate all you do. Kudos to Chris F. for putting himself out there like this. As you said, this isn't going to happen in 30 days. Would like to know if there's an update on Chris F. , has he been able to implement this strategies and how are things going for him. Thanks to you, Mo, Chris F, I believe Ricardo (if I got that wrong, my apologies - let me know) and the rest of the @theFutur team. Viewer and Supporter: Rodney Smith (Afroed Black Guy Building His Business) 😉
I have always appreciated the deep knowledge displayed by Chris. But in this case, I don't understand why a designer would want to be an agency owner, and thereby stop being a designer?
Getting your creative business of the ground? Go Here: thefutur.com/accelerator
Want to scale your creative business to the next level? Go Here: thefutur.com/pro-group
No click-baiting. Straight to the point. I am grateful to Chris for always providing these kind of videos for free.
Thank you
For real, I love the way this guy thinks. He breaks things down to their simplest form
Chris really nailed it with the passive income strategies, especially the part about leveraging digital products. For entrepreneurs looking to apply this, remember that creating evergreen content around your digital products can significantly boost passive sales, as it continues to attract and educate potential customers over time without additional effort.
"God is a designer" Amen, how true it is!
A great designer of dead things ... Maybe you haven't noticed but everything drops dead after a while
@@DeKombobulator through the sacrifice of his only begotten son, we have life.
Any designer wants only the best for his creation. Our creator as well. Death was not in the original code, so to speak, but it entered via a Trojan horse.
It will be defeated.
Peace be with you 🙏
@@pijnacker01 suns, planets, stars far away,grass, trees .lizards...all die....got nothing to do with Jesus committing suicide on a piece of wood... ✌️
@@DeKombobulator I understand the worldly view. That is logical. E=MC2 'energy can neither be created nor destroyed; it can only be converted from one form to another.' Yet. someone created it. We will all get 'converted' it's just being preemptive when choosing Jesus.
@@pijnacker01 Jesus is not the creator... I don't think it's a good idea to rely on some character from a Jew story that committed suicide to be your "god".
Id prefer someone or something with a bit more talent... ✌️
Everyone starting a business needs to listen to this. I've been in business since 1992 and there is a lot of value in this video. Thanks Chris.
Thank you
I feel like Chris just drew out the entire business plan for The Futur. Thanks for the free info Mr. Do. You just earned a subscriber/Adsense ad viewer
Thanks for the sub! Welcome to the Futur
This is an entire blueprint from solopreneurship to business ownership succinctly presented in less than an hour. Lots of ideas are percolating now in my mind, I am inspired and fired up. Thank you!
Glad to hear. Take the next step
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 💡 *Diversifying Income Sources*
- Discusses the importance of having alternative income streams as a safety net in business.
- Warns about the risks of relying on a single revenue source due to potential client loss, industry changes, or disruptive technologies.
02:03 📈 *Evaluating Business Growth and Decision Making*
- Explores the decision-making process when an alternative business reaches substantial revenue.
- Highlights the power of choice between focusing on new or existing business ventures.
02:30 💰 *Trading Time for Money vs. Money for More Money*
- Discusses the common practice of trading time for money and introduces the concept of investing money to generate more money.
- Examples include investing in stocks or real estate as means to grow wealth without direct labor.
06:01 🔄 *Reinvesting Surplus Money and Buying Back Time*
- Focuses on making surplus money to buy back personal time, hiring others to perform tasks previously done by oneself.
- Mentions practical steps and examples in a video business context, like hiring a video editor to save time and increase productivity.
08:37 💼 *Valuing Your Work vs. Standard Wage Jobs*
- The discussion establishes the importance of pricing one's freelance work reasonably above standard retail or service jobs, like Starbucks, to ensure the work is financially worth the effort.
- It emphasizes honesty in self-evaluation of earnings and the necessity to charge appropriately for one's services.
09:19 🎯 *Setting Financial Goals for Freelance Work*
- Outlines the process of determining a daily earning goal that aligns with living expenses and ensuring freelance work meets or exceeds this goal.
- Suggests setting clear financial targets for each project to justify the time and effort invested compared to conventional employment.
10:29 📊 *Market Rates and Outsourcing*
- Provides an overview of average daily rates for professional editors in a specific market (Los Angeles) and uses this as a foundation to discuss outsourcing work.
- Encourages the hiring of professionals to save personal time and increase productivity, using the spread between personal rates and market rates as a decision driver.
12:06 ⏳ *Buying Back Time with Money*
- Explores the concept of using one's earnings to purchase time, essentially outsourcing tasks that one could do but might not be the best use of their time.
- Highlights the critical shift from being a sole service provider to managing an agency model, focusing on delegating to competent professionals to leverage time more effectively.
13:41 🚀 *Transition from Freelancer to Entrepreneur*
- Discusses the identity and mindset shift required for freelancers to evolve into business owners or agency operators.
- Stresses the importance of moving from hands-on work to connecting buyers and makers, highlighting the role of an agency as a middleman that adds value by matching clients with service providers.
16:14 🌱 *Developing and Managing Talent for Growth*
- Discusses the importance of identifying talented individuals and guiding them through mentorship and direct involvement in projects.
- Highlights the process of gradually escalating responsibilities from shadowing to full-time employment, based on their performance and compatibility with the company's culture.
17:25 📈 *Promoting Leadership Within the Team*
- Explains the strategy of appointing a team member to a leadership role to manage others, which is determined by their initiative, professionalism, and communication skills.
- Focuses on maintaining a standard of quality and style through effective project management by newly appointed leaders.
18:20 🔄 *Identifying Essential Roles and Outsourcing*
- Discusses specializing in key business functions such as lead generation, sales, and strategic planning while potentially outsourcing other roles.
- Raises the possibility of shifting roles within the company so that those with production skills can focus on what they excel at, while someone else handles business operations.
19:43 🔍 *Evaluating the True Value in a Creative Service Business*
- Addresses the reality that in service-oriented businesses, the true value lies in relationships rather than the brand or the company structure itself.
- Illustrates this point through a story where a professional leaves a company, and the majority of clients follow, highlighting the importance of personal connections over corporate branding.
23:23 🛡️ *Safeguarding Business Interests*
- Discusses the importance of protecting the business by implementing legal agreements such as non-disclosure, non-compete, and non-poaching clauses, especially when planning for staff to take on roles with significant client interaction.
- Acknowledges the potential risks involved in this setup, including the possibility of losing clients if a key staff member leaves the company.
24:49 ⚖️ *Legal Challenges in Creative Businesses*
- Discusses the difficulties and reliance on legal documents in maintaining client relations and safeguarding business interests when staff leaves.
- Emphasizes the nature of creative businesses which are not primarily legal entities, hence the complexity in relying solely on non-solicitation clauses and the like.
25:30 🌐 *Building a Database of Freelancers*
- Highlights the importance of building a diverse talent pool to ensure project needs are met, thus moving beyond reliance on a few individuals.
- Suggests creating profiles for freelancers detailing their skills, cost, specialties, and availability for better project alignment.
26:42 📈 *Transitioning to a Product-Based Model*
- Discusses the shift from a service-based model to creating a product or alternative income streams, such as content creation on TH-cam.
- Encourages exploring passive income avenues and understanding the dynamics of online revenue generation through content views.
30:42 💸 *Exploring Affiliate Marketing*
- Explores affiliate marketing as a lucrative alternative channel of revenue.
- Details how affiliate commissions work, including cookie technology's role in tracking sales and earning potential from promoting products or services.
32:49 🚀 *Broadening Revenue Streams*
- Introduces the concept of leveraging content creation beyond TH-cam to incorporate blogs for SEO and affiliate marketing purposes.
- Emphasizes the strategy of using multi-platform content to drive audience engagement and generate income through various channels.
33:43 📈 *Leveraging SEO for Affiliate Marketing*
- Discusses the effectiveness of consistent, quality SEO content for achieving high Google rankings.
- Explains how this visibility can lead to increasing affiliate marketing earnings over time.
35:07 💡 *Maximizing Affiliate Marketing with Sponsorships*
- Highlights a strategy to double-dip earnings by securing sponsorships in addition to affiliate marketing.
- Encourages promoting only products you genuinely use and believe in to maintain consumer trust.
36:59 🌐 *Broadening Content Strategy Beyond TH-cam*
- Explores enhancing SEO through diversifying content platforms, particularly focusing on websites and blogs.
- Suggests using AI transcription services to efficiently convert video content to text for blogs, increasing accessibility and SEO performance.
38:37 🚀 *Building Relationships with Brands*
- Discusses leveraging affiliate marketing success to establish direct partnerships with brands.
- Suggests using proof of affiliate marketing success as leverage to secure sponsorship deals and potentially other collaborative opportunities.
39:20 💬 *Establishing Authority through Speaking Engagements*
- Describes how solving business problems with creativity can lead to invitations to speak at events, establishing authority in your niche.
- Introduces the 'stage effect' to explain how public speaking enhances personal brand attractiveness and leads to further professional opportunities.
42:15 🎓 *Leveraging Expertise for Consulting and Coaching*
- Discusses how your expertise can solve problems for others, through one-on-one coaching or group sessions.
- Introduces the concept that consulting typically commands a higher rate than coaching.
44:05 📚 *Documenting Insights for Authority and Product Creation*
- Emphasizes the importance of documenting insights through writing, such as eBooks or white papers, to establish authority.
- The process of documentation can lead to the creation of digital or physical products based on the documented expertise.
45:56 📈 *Product Creation and Offering Courses*
- Highlights the transition from consulting to creating courses as a way to scale knowledge.
- Courses can serve as a more affordable option for clients who cannot afford consulting rates, effectively packaging expertise.
48:00 🔄 *Utilizing Created Assets for Multiple Revenue Streams*
- Discusses how every created asset, such as a document or tool, can act as a lead magnet and create multiple revenue streams.
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Futur got to be some of the best enterprise content available on youtube. Period. Combining great business knowledge and strategy that is broken down for anyone, all while presenting a nice elegant documentary educational style of video production and editing. Seriously stellar work on every video.
Thank you 🙏
These 52 minutes flew by and opened my mind about income possibilities BIG time.
I did this years ago and forgot about it since I wasn't serious about affiliate marketing, blog posting, and TH-cam content creation, yet I earned $10 today without even promoting my website, TH-cam, and the like. Time to get committed to this model; thanks, Futur!
you know its worth it when you can seat and watch a whole video ( not skip the ads ) and gain so much knowledge from the master himself
I clicked on this video because of the title and got waaaaaaay more in value. This incredibly good.
Glad to hear.
Really interesting story about the risk of hiring business leaders instead of creators, and how relationships are more powerful than brand in service-driven businesses. Super valuable insight
I was worried this was going to be a super basic "investing 101" video at the start and then it turned into an absolute masterclass. Thank you for this video!
I dig the style of your presentation! Remember being at a show at LA convention, and you present live the exact same way. Awesome to see the transition from Blind Studios to The futur over the years. Cheers from one fellow Viet to another!
I appreciate that!
Honestly such an incredible coaching session! Can't wait to apply everything that I learned. Thanks, Chris!
Glad it was helpful!
I love this type of content. It’s so helpful because you can draw up a plan that will get you from behind the desk to grow your business. I love The Futur.
Something I like about Chris Do is that he teach us and show that a designer can also have sales skills and not just do design. Making it possible to increase how much we can get for our services and products.
Sadly in my country, Portugal, Design isn't seen as something serious ike enginnering. Getting a decent job and salary in this field is very hard for now. Hopefully it will change.
We have the same challenges here.
It's serious, but it isn't as serious as engineering. If an engineer screws up, maybe a bridge collapses and people die. If a graphic designer fails, then... you get a bad illustration?
Okay so im at 16:27 and Im staring at the agency plan I have on my wall and you're LITERALLY describing what I have planned once I have the capital to do so!
It feels amazing to have a confirmation that I'm on the proper path! Love this!
Came across your materials recently, have been close to online marketing for a long time. Thank you for your enthusiasm and helping me revisit many ideas.
Glad you found us.
As a mental health therapist, these videos help me so much. Helped me make the decisions I often struggled to make. Thank you!
Gold, just gold. I have several of these in place and in the pipeline after this video, I am definitely doubling down. Thank you Chris!
Right on!
bookmarked this and save it . If something bad happen tomorrow, at least we have good lecture and insight for rebuild our way . Thanks a lot @futur and especially you Chris . You`re the man !!!
100% facts I’ve been business since 95 and I’ve always said I’m in the business of selling myself first
i was supposed to be binge watching movies right now and now i see how this time turned out to be more than 2hrs of watching and trying to not down.
Thank you Chris and team
Thank you for watching MbonisiM
I love the direction the futur is going on
Watched 14 minutes of it , and I’m into that. Gonna restart it with my wife .
family that learns together, earns together.
Hey Chris,
Have me hooked from a few videos I've come across on uTube.
My mindset is shifting for certain (SA, Durban)
Thank you for keeping “real” in this crazy world.
God knows our journeys for certain.
Welcome aboard!
Finally, someone explained the whole creator economy and one person business models in an easy and digestible way!
Thank you as always Chris and the Futur!
Glad it was helpful!
I'll always be grateful to you because you completely transformed my life. I also preach about you to everyone I know, telling them that you prevented me from incurring enormous debt with a mere little expenditure. Regards, Mrs Ann Elizabeth Messer
she's mostly on Telegrams, with the user name.
@Annmesser15⭐
dirty scammers
A-holes! Scammers!!! Elizabeth messer!
I love this!!!! I wish I heard this back in 2019/2020 when I took my Trucking company independent! Great info! New subbie! Thanks so much
Welcome to the Futur.
The concept of building a company that generates revenue for you, independent of the day-to-day grind, is like planting seeds for a financial garden.
That was insane!! I’m not a creative but the income options and business strategies look pretty good.
THIS IS THE FUTUR. Always a insightful session from Chris. LET'S GO.
Thank you
I also want to thank you for your high value content. I find myself watching so many of your videos because you are consistent in bringing value and you seem to come from a very beautiful place of serving.
I appreciate that!
Let’s see how to make this work in South America, already thinking of some ideas after watching your videos
Wow, this is so cogent. What an amazing flow from basics to high level productivity thinking. What a master class. I will definitely be rewatching over morning coffee tomorrow!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic presentation. Doing this with a “Creatives” POV is unique and much needed. More please! 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you Chris, I’m an agency owner and this is a great reminder !
Glad it was helpful!
2008 gash hit - I went out & lived on a Driving Range to learn golf... Met many professionals who like my golf game but also (Hate me for it)... But there is still real respect for the game & they have an odd solid about how I go about it... In SoCal - So we a lot of courses - 15 Years later & still crushing golf now with MX SuperCross Professionals...(I'm just building a brand now) :) Thank You for all you produce for the world... (TheFutur !!!!) - We shudder in awe about how to change the world...
Chris, this is awesome. Love the view of the guys at the desk, feels like a bank heist planning scene haha
Plethora of gold nuggets here. Thanks Chris!
Great session and looking forward to DOCUMENTING and putting myself in the hotseat soon!
Have fun!
Thank you The Futur 💫
Pressed like 5 mins in… totally worth your time.
Thank you
I'm ready for a coaching session !
Regarding "you're leaving and taking clients with you," we usually have an NDA that prevents such behaviour. In such a situation, you can pay a fine or wait (up to one year) ...but no client will wait that long for you, no matter how good you are.
how the company will know that the client went with you?
You could invest in stocks, start a side business, or focus on advancing your career. It's important to set goals and make a plan. Remember, wealth can mean different things to different people, One thing i can say that helped me in life to reach my first million was starting early, i got curious and informed i became open to passive income, investments in equities , etfs and the likes. also sought help to handle my portfolio which was my foundation. i'm ever grateful to Anna Rounds Fay my FA.
That’s some good values. sounds like you got something going for you
Did a quick search and found her webpage. I must say her resume is pretty impressive. will be writing her.
Thanks for the tip mister, i also reached out to her through her web and her responses were articulated. I'm more confident working with her now
Appreciate this recommendation, hopefully I can get some insight to where the market is headed and strategies to beat the downtrend with when I hear back from Anna
I need to watch this a few more times. Thank you for the value!
You're so welcome!
This is an incredible espisode jam packed with high value contents. Thanks you Chris for sharing. Gonna rewatch it again!
The amount of value in this video is insane. Appreciate this man
You’re very welcome
Chris you guys are crushing it with all this content!!
Incredibly valuable content. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Please tell which video of yours i need to see for online lead generation for an offline business 😊😊
Chris, this is gold! It's amazing how creative you can be with your bizz when you zoom out and see the bigger picture. And then you can zoom in on each part to find patterns, and create processes and templates to make them automatic or semi-automatic (guess my engineering degree wasn't a waste of time 😂) Thank you!
Haha. Thank you
That was crrraaaaazy🙌🔥 i can't sleep after watching... my mind will blow! Thank you so much for thus video. Chris, what about the agriculture. What specific in that niche? How to become an authority, If I only shoot videos and know nothing in farming and agronomy...
there's a movement to living off grid, organic farming, hydroponics, etc… look into this.
Yura, I'd probably say engage with the people that comment on your videos. Build relationships with your favourites. You might be able to get gigs taking photos for advertising and marketing material. There might be various sawdust that comes from this too that you could monetise.
@@thefutur mmmmmm. I'll think. And act. Appreciate for advice👌🙏
So, here's the major issue I'm facing. It's not about the quality of work or the potential to build relationships with skilled individuals; rather, it's the challenge of replicating the combination of quality and speed. My clients are accustomed to lightning-fast responses, consistently tight turnarounds, and a premium level of work. Whenever I seek assistance on a project segment, the back-and-forth communication, along with the additional time required by the other artist, is significantly greater than the time it would take me to produce the work.
The proposed solution would be to extend the deadline from 5-7 business days to 15 business days+, but that's simply not realistic given the industries I work in.
Do you have any advice on how to address this issue?
if you pay more for higher quality talent, people who are actually better than you, you might be able to pull this off. the bigger question is, do you prefer to be in a business/vertical that has such demanding turn around schedules? it must be stressful.
This whole video made me make my own illustration of passive income from Chris’s white board. but just to keep things simple, in order to buy more time it would be better to slip “connections” in the equation aswell, in order to leverage your business and get dat extra time, when you grow you need skilled people who you can trust to deal your issues and also they can trust you so that way there would be a win-win. I’m still learning alot from you and other finance/business channels so thank you🙏🙏🙏
Sometimes I just feel like I know nothing after watching these videos. I am in my 50s - and want to know how you learned most of know your knowledge? Without saying "all of it", where did you learn so much, books, working experience, school? Thanks!
David,
thank you for asking this question. I've had the benefit of a few things happening in my life which have really helped me grow.
1. starting a business in 1995 (in my early 20s). lots of real world experience working as a director/designer in advertising.
2. hiring a business coach (13+ years) in the early 2000s
3. Teaching at ArtCenter/Otis for 15+ years
4. Producing content since 2014
5. Reading a ton of books
6. Interviewing thought leaders on my Podcast
7. Being crazy curious and observing things
After watching this video I feel like I owe Chris money!? Dis is sooo dope!!
Share this video. That’s the payment
@@thefutur absolutely!
Amazing.. learning is effortless when presented by the right teacher.. i subscribed immediately🙏
Hey Chris, your information is always super valuable. Thank you very much for all the effort you put in to put this info out into the world!
Glad it was helpful!
Waw always value. It is really pleasure to reading you vidéo because you take the times to explain more and well. Iam francophone but i try my best to liseen it on english. I like it.
You're giving the high quality content straight to the facts. This have helped me wrap my thoughts around a lot of info I've been consuming and executing. Now I'm able to discern better from different perspectives and I found yours straight to the core.
Chris Do is the man!!!!
Chris Do making us smarter again!!!!!! Love his content so much
Thank you
Incredible insight and takeaways that can be immediately actioned upon. Thank you Chris 🙏
One of the best videos to start up
Absolutely brilliant session, Chris! Was glued from start to finish. Need to now focus on executing this in my business. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Not to throw a monkey wrench into your plans but too often many small businesses promote the best worker to management and they fail. You have to realize that management and being a rockstar worker are completely different skillsets. This can easily become an issue with resentment and falling productivity for the group.
Mountains of value, as always. Thank you so much, Chris. 💙
My pleasure!
Just to build on some information in the video (which is great by the way). The reason a stock goes up over the long term is based on its opportunity for growth and generating additional revenue. Over the short term (1-12 months roughly, but sometimes longer) the stock market is a voting machine. Generally the reason a stock goes up and down over the long term is based on the financial health and prospects of the business itself. So this is why tech stocks are volatile. It is easier for them to take advantage of new opportunities due to there being low barriers to enter new markets and such. I'm studied this personally and it made a huge difference to my investments and returns since making this shift in my strategies, so hopefully this can help others to invest better in future too.
Thank you so much Chris Do
Anybody here that is in the record business, you can benefit from this video.
Thank you, Chris. Great content, I’m extremely grateful.
Love the content!!! So grateful to put it together & make it available to us!
I love these sessions!! ❤ So much to take away from this and so fun too. Learning tons.
Can’t wait for future me to reference what this video has done for my career 📓
Hi Chris. I ve been following your channel for 2 yrs now. Your content is amazing.
I am from France. You should translate your Audio in French and other langages you will gain more viewers.
We can try.
@@thefutur. "To get something you Never had you must do something you Never did "
Your deserve to get more subscribers
The problem is there's far too many people whom want to charge the rates that are far above their skill levels, professionalism, quality of comms and deliverables... You end up babysitting and / or fixing their fups which defeats the point of bringing them in in the first place. OR alternatively, the people you actually would want are already going solo
very thought provoking! But how does one apply this without having a youtube channel to kick off the whole loop?
podcast or blogging could work.
Outstanding value as usual!!
This is an unreal amount of quality valuable information. And so clear too. Thank you!
SO valuable... Thank you brother 🙏🏻
This video just blew my mind!
This was great! Very informative!
Chris Do, you're a real one. This video really hit. Impacted me enough to send it to other creative biz owners I know. Appreciate all you do. Kudos to Chris F. for putting himself out there like this. As you said, this isn't going to happen in 30 days. Would like to know if there's an update on Chris F. , has he been able to implement this strategies and how are things going for him.
Thanks to you, Mo, Chris F, I believe Ricardo (if I got that wrong, my apologies - let me know) and the rest of the @theFutur team.
Viewer and Supporter: Rodney Smith (Afroed Black Guy Building His Business)
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Thank you so much Rodney
@@thefutur Your more than welcome☺️
Chris - how are you consistently dropping bangers???
put me in front of a live audience with good questions, I'm ready.
thank you for the time stamp 12:50 .. exactly what i needed to hear!!!!
FUTUR PRO is BOSS
Thank you
Another great one, commenting to show support!
Thanks for the visit
I have always appreciated the deep knowledge displayed by Chris. But in this case, I don't understand why a designer would want to be an agency owner, and thereby stop being a designer?
Second time listening to this. Time for notes!
With the end of non-compete agreements, confidentiality agreements should be added to the list.
Subscribed, liked and commented. Your Video offers a lot of value and I appreciate very much your work. Thank you!
Fantastic info. Thank you!!
thx for the content - it helps me to get better as a maker
To me passive income meets the legal standard of both unearned income and not substantional gainful activity under the law.
What an amazing video! So much value! Thank you, Chris.
Love you! You are my designer coach!!! ❤
Wow, thank you!