I thought that the content was excellent and was spot on to what many people NEED right now in our crisis situation. Thanks for taking the time and making this valuable information available. I know I will definitely use many of the tips given in this video - for free.
Shane, what do you think about this particular difference between in-person and online classes? During in-person classes (as long as the instructor allows it) the students can ask questions at any time. It's very spontaneous and the student can get an answer right when the issue is being discussed. From my experience as a student, the instantaneous feedback is very helpful in clarifying my understanding. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks.
I'm looking to do online classes thru Teachable or Udemy, part of which will be videos demonstrating a technique or method of doing something. Should I just create a straight forward video or is there a better way to go? Enjoying your videos and I feel I'm learning a lot. Thanks!
Shane....please stop focusing on publishing general theme "how to" content and focus on software.(where you are #1 in my book) Case in point....your focus last year where you made a big deal teaching people how to make courses (even though there are literally hundreds of gurus doing a better job) and took your eye off the software ball. (case in point: I spent months with your team to try to get Thrive Apprentice to work for me before I abandoned it for Thinkific) . So PLEASE ....focus on keeping/making your software great.
While I can appreciate your point William, another point of view I want to highlight is; creating content, currently that's sensitive to the greater context and greater good for the moment. This video series is actually not for you but for all of the newbies who are forced to solve a new problem that covid-19 has thrown them into. Shane's actually practicing proper solid social etiquette in avoiding the mistake of being "tone deaf" when it comes to creating content. He's being a helpful resource -solving an immediate and real problem that many people are wrestling with. There will be a lot of people introduced to Shane and thrive themes for the very first time. This is a long tail play. He's actually being helpful to people who needed most right now. Goodwill is always good business. Good job Shane!
Melaugh is what could be called a Renaissance Man, introducing leading-edge tools that broaden scope and capacity. He has proven himself through the quality and stability of his outputs to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time.
William, I understand your frustration. We have been through some difficult times on the software development side and some of our products were stagnant or not developing as quickly as we wanted. We have overcome these issues though and our development side is in better shape than ever. Here's the thing, though: I'm not a software developer. I never have been. And none of our software developers are involved in making videos or writing blog posts. Me making a course or making a video like this takes absolutely zero away from the software side of Thrive Themes.
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Thank you! That's very kind of you to say. :)
Shane is a Smooth Criminal 😎😅
Shane has mastered The Art of Asking RELEVANT Questions and Providing RELEVANT Answers. Thank you, Sir.
Shane, dude, you always explain things so thoroughly!
Thank you, Jason! I aspire to be thorough. :)
One of the best channel for "all essential resource including mentorship" an entrepreneur needs. Thanks a lot.
Great content and really glad you took some extra time to go over audio in depth.
Joseph
Exactly what I needed right now 👍
I'm happy to know you found this useful!
A fantastic resource thanks. Looking forward to the rest.
Thank you, Lawrence!
Shane, you rock! Thank you!
Shane, thanks for the video, it's really helpful. Though tbh honest I thought you were going to share YOUR lighting setting. That would be awesome!
Hi Jose, you can learn more about my lighting setup here: th-cam.com/video/A_id3kZGghc/w-d-xo.html
Very well done!
Excellent 👍
Many thanks
Thanks
I thought that the content was excellent and was spot on to what many people NEED right now in our crisis situation. Thanks for taking the time and making this valuable information available. I know I will definitely use many of the tips given in this video - for free.
Thank you for your comment! It's nice to see appreciation for the work. :)
Very helpful!
Thank you!
Shane, what do you think about this particular difference between in-person and online classes? During in-person classes (as long as the instructor allows it) the students can ask questions at any time. It's very spontaneous and the student can get an answer right when the issue is being discussed. From my experience as a student, the instantaneous feedback is very helpful in clarifying my understanding. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks.
I'm looking to do online classes thru Teachable or Udemy, part of which will be videos demonstrating a technique or method of doing something. Should I just create a straight forward video or is there a better way to go? Enjoying your videos and I feel I'm learning a lot. Thanks!
One person had a REALLY bad day.
Shane....please stop focusing on publishing general theme "how to" content and focus on software.(where you are #1 in my book) Case in point....your focus last year where you made a big deal teaching people how to make courses (even though there are literally hundreds of gurus doing a better job) and took your eye off the software ball. (case in point: I spent months with your team to try to get Thrive Apprentice to work for me before I abandoned it for Thinkific) . So PLEASE ....focus on keeping/making your software great.
While I can appreciate your point William, another point of view I want to highlight is; creating content, currently that's sensitive to the greater context and greater good for the moment. This video series is actually not for you but for all of the newbies who are forced to solve a new problem that covid-19 has thrown them into. Shane's actually practicing proper solid social etiquette in avoiding the mistake of being "tone deaf" when it comes to creating content. He's being a helpful resource -solving an immediate and real problem that many people are wrestling with. There will be a lot of people introduced to Shane and thrive themes for the very first time. This is a long tail play. He's actually being helpful to people who needed most right now.
Goodwill is always good business.
Good job Shane!
Melaugh is what could be called a Renaissance Man, introducing leading-edge tools that broaden scope and capacity. He has proven himself through the quality and stability of his outputs to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time.
William, I understand your frustration. We have been through some difficult times on the software development side and some of our products were stagnant or not developing as quickly as we wanted. We have overcome these issues though and our development side is in better shape than ever. Here's the thing, though: I'm not a software developer. I never have been. And none of our software developers are involved in making videos or writing blog posts. Me making a course or making a video like this takes absolutely zero away from the software side of Thrive Themes.
That's high praise. Thank you @@HowardArfin and Byron Davis!
@@ByronDavisEpiclife Well said! And a big thank you to Shane for being helpful to those who need this now.