Getting in front of the camera can seem intimidating. There's something that happens when you hit

that record button. It's the all eyes are on you feeling. And sometimes we can let the fear of

failing actually hold us back for making great videos. Well, in today's episode, we are diving into

part two of how to be comfortable on camera so we can get past the fear and start making great work.

My name is Heather Torres and you are listening to the Think Marketing podcast.

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side hustle challenge. Now we are going to dive

into part two of our two part series on how to get comfortable on camera we're going to dive in

the middle of the interview with sean cannell and brock johnson where we're going to go through

tips number five through eight now if you miss last week's episode, definitely pause this

one, go back and get tips one through four because they're building on top of each other.

Well, I'm excited for this conversation, so let's jump right into the middle.

Number five is to make a gratitude list.

List why you're grateful. And a lot of these tips that I've been sharing, and this is very

intentional, they are tangible. They are things that you can do. They're not these big meta terms.

Some of them are, but a lot of these, I want to give you steps that you can walk away from

this podcast having learned and that you can actually implement. So this is a great one that you can walk away from this podcast having learned and that you can

actually implement. So this is a great one that you can tangibly do yourself, and that is to make

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