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let's jump into the episode. I'm going to try a lot of different formats. I'm going to see what sticks, and then that one I'm going to double down on it.

I call it a three and one rule. Can I film three shorts at least in one hour?

And if I'm not, then maybe the idea isn't simple enough.

When you get that first scroll and people see it, is there enough information

there to build tension? And then when I come to sit down to a video or I'm sitting down with

my editing team, I'm like, all right, how do we want to approach this? Like, what are a different

inspiration? I like to say, don't just take from one, take from many, and then give credit

and then put your own spin on it. What does it really take right now to make it as a creator in the creator

in the creator economy? Today, I'm here with John Ushai, who has been YouTube and Instagram,

has worked at YouTube and Instagram as an employee, has also interviewed some of the most

famous creators in the world from Logan Paul to the Paris Hilton's

Mark Robers and ultimately is deep in research of what it takes to really crush it in the

creator economy. So today we're going to be hearing a little bit about his story and learning some

tips that are practical for you growing in your career. John, welcome to the show. What's up?

Good to be here. Thanks for having me,

Sean. Thanks so much for meeting up at VidCon. Total chaos. You know, being here in the lobby of the

Hyatt, and here we are. Yeah, yeah. Dude, I got to say this is one of the first, I've been doing more

podcasts, but I'm so excited to sit down with you because I know how smart your audiences and let's just let's just give them all the secrets and all the insights.

So let's get into it. Yeah, I'm excited because you have two keynotes here. So this is going to be

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