So it's David's first week. Welcome David. Actually to kick things off David, maybe you can let us know your thoughts on the productivity portfolio flips around the spending dilip.

Okay, sorry? Give us your initial POV on the productivity portfolio Moo-Moo-M make much more with a feather this morning?

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LinkedIn knows how. Monetizing content on platforms like Tic-Toc has opened up all sorts of pathways and avenues for creators.

In the book I published last year at Gonso Capitalism, I told the story about this guy who makes

money as a sleep fluencer, basically paying people to keep him awake at night all through the night in Australia,

which is actually our day over here in North America,

and he's earning $30,000 a month from this ridiculous, crazy absurd project.

And it's not just that. TikTok allows creators of all kinds to make money.

However, TikTok, not shockingly, makes a lot of money itself.

And so here we're going to hear today from a creator

who's like, okay, I want to make some money here,

but how much commission is Tic-Toc actually taking

or bite dance, the parent company of TikTok.

They actually take a lot like a huge commission.

You're going to be shocked to hear the percentage if you did not know this.

And so let's talk a little bit about that commission process and discuss perhaps some strategies to effectively manage and maximize a creator's earnings on a platform such as TikTok.

I'm going to title this, TikTok as taking way too much commission just because that's kind of the reality.

So let's give a shout out to our sponsor and then hear Theos question.

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