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How to create more videos in less time. And we're actually going to be going through 10 productivity tips with two special guests. And really, there's going to probably be about

63 different tactical nuggets that you're going to learn. These are two of my favorite people

in the world. They are part of our video Rakeet Academy.

They've built their own influence and doing so many cool things on their own as well. And I

can't wait for you to learn from them. Let's get into these tips. And I will kind of pass it back

and forth. You both submitted some powerful insights of just what you've learned to get more done

and less time, to be more productive.

And we're going to start with Jacqueline.

And tip number one here is use your passive time productively.

And so, you know, Jacqueline, you mentioned some of the things you do, whether from commuting

or how you're getting video editing done, break down some of the things you do with kids, with a busy schedule to use your

passive time productively. Yeah. So if you're out there and you're like, I don't have time,

I can 100% relate. When I started my channel, I was working most weeks 50 to 70 hours and I commuted

about 10 hours a week. I have two kids. One of them is special needs. Plus I have dogs and a husband and I like to

see them from time to time. And I worked a lot of hours. So I had to be really smart about what time I did have. So I tried to figure out every

little bit that I could use. So from things like, you know, I was part of the VRA program. So when

was I going to sit down and listen to all this training at home? Well, the answer was I wasn't.

So I was going to listen to it while I drove to work. I might not be able to watch the video, but I could listen to it and the time that I had.

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